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Remodeling/Historic Preservation

Designing Additions That Fit

"For successful add-ons, respect roof lines and building proportions, and “match existing’’ where possible"

By Doug Walter
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Construction Contracts

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Whole-House Remodeling and Renovation

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Colorado

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Denver-Aurora, CO

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