Existing conditions
Property address, building layout, relevant existing plans, photos of the affected area, and information already documented above and below the proposed work.
Denver-area remodel questions
Want to remove a wall or widen an opening?
Tell us what you want to change in your Denver property. Share a sketch, plans or photos—no need to work out the beam size yourself.
Start with the whole project
Show us the wall you want to change.
Identify which wall or opening is changing, what spaces sit above and below it, and how the proposed layout differs from the existing one.
Share any plans, photos, contractor notes or permit comments you have. We’ll confirm what’s needed and availability for your property.
Proposed change
A marked plan or simple sketch showing the current wall, desired opening, approximate dimensions, and any related remodel or addition.
What do you need?
Explain whether you are seeking an initial review, calculations, structural details, permit-support drawings, or a response to written plan-review comments.
Before construction
Know the plan before work starts.
The written proposal identifies the structural question being addressed and the documents included for an accepted project.
Requesting a quote is not permission to remove a wall. The project team must confirm the design, temporary supports, work sequence and required permits before construction.
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Before a remodel moves forward.
No. The engineer also needs to understand the framing, what it supports and how the load reaches the foundation. Share the plans and photos you have.
Say that in the request and include the available plans, photos, and proposed layout. Do not remove framing to answer the question yourself.
No. A quote request does not authorize demolition. The design, construction plan, temporary support and permits must be addressed before work starts.
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