We removed the majority of the landscaping to open up the front of the house.

Trees were tagged in the backyard for removal to add on the foundation and rear addition.

The dormers and entire secondary roof with attic space were added to the house. Exterior finishes are Azek trim and James Hardie Siding.

The addition and rear part of the house were extended 10 feet from the original house.

Where Celotex extends is the existing footprint of the house. The ridge was raised approx 5’ and the roof rafters were extended to create the new ridgeline.

Framing

Custom two piece skirt for the window trim.

Interior Process

The two columns show the existing back wall of the house. Both columns I custom built to match the new kitchen cabinets.

Interior Finishes

Looking into the new dining area and addition. Crown cove molding with strip lighting above. We installed all the electric into the base trying to stick to the Victorian look.

These cabinets were an interesting build. The scope of this project evolved from a small section of base cabinets including pantry cabinets to then include countertop to ceiling bookshelves. Working with the designer for some improvised designs I set up a temporary cabinet shop in the garage and was able to fabricate every aspect of the cabinets using a small contractors table saw, small router table, and a selection of hand tools. The floating pantry shelves spanned over 9’ but luckily I had three walls to attach to. All the cabinets were built on-site.

A somewhat simple design. I worked with the homeowner in Highlands Ranch on this project. I always recommend pictures of what they would like to have and I can match as close as their budget allows. This was a full walnut build with cable rail. Built on site.

Saloon Doors for Leroy’s Bagel in the Sloan’s Lake neighborhood in Denver. The build was just standard Hem fir, hand routed bagel and hand painted finished with dark walnut stain.

Hauser Handcrafted

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