Frequently Asked Questions

Aurora, Centennial, Parker, Littleton, Highlands Ranch, Lone Tree, Castle Rock, Lakewood, Arvada, Westminster, Glendale, Foxfield and Watkins, Colorado.

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Yes. HH Remodeling LLC is a BBB Accredited Business with an A+ rating.

Yes. Licensed plumbing and electrical trades are coordinated as part of remodeling projects.

It is remodeling that makes a home safer and easier to live in as you get older, such as walk in showers, grab bars, wider doors, better lighting and kitchens with easier to reach storage.

A low or zero threshold shower, a shower seat, grab bars anchored into framing, slip resistant flooring, a comfort height toilet, a reachable vanity and bright, even lighting.

Yes. Grab bars, lever handles, better lighting, non slip flooring and a tub to shower conversion can be done individually and still make a large difference.

Pull out shelves, drawers instead of deep cabinets, lower work surfaces, lever or touchless faucets, slip resistant flooring and bright task lighting all reduce bending, reaching and strain.

Bathroom safety updates, single level living improvements, wider doorways, safer entrances and better lighting are the remodels most often linked to staying at home longer.

A tub to shower conversion or tile update can take one to two weeks. A full bathroom remodel typically takes two to four weeks depending on tile choices, plumbing changes and material availability.

A low or zero threshold shower, properly anchored grab bars, a shower seat, slip resistant flooring, a comfort height toilet and brighter lighting are the most effective updates for reducing falls.

Yes. Tub to shower conversions are one of our most requested bathroom projects. We remove the tub, update the drain and waterproofing, and build a tiled shower sized to the space.

Yes. When we find soft walls or subfloor during a remodel, we repair the framing, subfloor and backer board before installing new tile so the problem does not return.

A cosmetic update such as a new backsplash or countertops can take a few days to two weeks. A full kitchen remodel with new cabinets, counters and flooring usually takes several weeks, depending on material lead times and the scope of any layout changes.

If the cabinet boxes are solid and the layout works, refacing or painting is a cost conscious option. If boxes are water damaged, sagging or the layout does not work, replacement is usually the better long term choice.

Brighter task lighting, slip resistant flooring, rounded counter edges, pull out shelves, drawers in place of deep cabinets and lever or touchless faucets all reduce strain and the risk of falls or burns.

Yes, most families stay home. We contain dust, keep work areas organized and help you plan a temporary kitchen setup in another room.

Most basement finishing projects take several weeks from framing to final paint, depending on the size, number of rooms and inspection schedules.

Yes, as long as the room meets egress and code requirements, including a properly sized window. We plan bedroom layouts with those requirements in mind.

Luxury vinyl plank and tile are popular because they handle temperature changes and occasional moisture better than solid hardwood.

Most basement finishing projects in Aurora and surrounding cities require a building permit. Permit requirements are set by your city, and the work is planned to pass inspection.

Drywall that was briefly wet and dried quickly can sometimes stay. Drywall that sagged, crumbled or stayed wet for long periods should be replaced to avoid mold and weak walls.

Yes. We repair small stained areas and replace larger damaged ceiling sections, then texture and paint to match.

Yes. Swollen or warped interior doors and door frames are replaced and finished to match the rest of the home.

Our work focuses on reconstruction after the area has been properly dried. If drying is still needed, it should be completed first so moisture is not sealed inside walls.

It depends on exposure and the product used, but sunny Colorado walls often need maintenance every few years. Water no longer beading on the surface is a sign it is time.

Yes. Depending on how deep the rot goes, damaged sections can be repaired or replaced and then sealed.

Chinking is the flexible seal between logs. Repairing cracked or separated chinking keeps air, water and insects out.