Keep the everyday goal in view
Explain how you want to use the finished space. Separate the changes you need now from features you may want to consider later.
For your home and the way you live
Custom home builders
in Denver, CO.
Build around the way you want to live. Start a new-home conversation with Metro by bringing the property, the rooms that matter and the decisions you have already made, then work toward a defined construction scope.
Your lot. Your priorities for home.
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Make the scope clear
Start with the home
you want to live in.
A custom home combines the site, the room plan and many linked choices. Make the important decisions visible before comparing construction estimates.
01
Rooms and everyday priorities
Explain the household, how rooms connect and what you want to make easier. Separate essential needs from features you would like to compare.
Explore the possibilities 02The lot and existing conditions
Share the address, survey, existing structures and available drawings. Access and utility information help frame the construction discussion.
Explore the possibilities 03Design and construction boundaries
Identify the designer, engineering and other professionals already involved. Clarify who supplies each part of the plan instead of assuming all design services are included.
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A home that fits
the way you live.
Compare the layouts, finishes and everyday uses that fit your project. Bring the details you like into the estimate conversation.
Working with Metro
Your home.
Your priorities.
Start with what matters to your household. Discuss the decisions, existing conditions and daily routines that the project needs to account for.
Plan around life at home
Discuss access, pets, parking, protection and the rooms or outdoor areas you need to keep using while work is planned.
Understand what the proposal covers
Ask about existing conditions, selections, allowances and exclusions. Clear assumptions make the next decision easier.
Working with Metro
From the first conversation
to a defined plan.
01
Bring the property and current plans
Describe your design stage and priorities. Share the lot information and any surveys, drawings or professional reports you have.
02
Review scope and unresolved decisions
Discuss the building, site work, utilities, finishes and responsibilities. Identify the information still needed to produce a useful estimate.
03
Compare the construction proposal
Review allowances, exclusions, selections and dependencies. Separate design and review stages from the construction schedule.
Denver planning and estimate details
A Denver home
begins with its site.
Denver’s new-home and addition guide covers the city’s building and zoning review path. The property location and project complexity affect the steps to resolve before construction.
Share alley or street access, existing buildings, known utility information and any landmark or historic-district designation. Building in Denver is a different jurisdiction from a nearby municipality, even when both are part of the metro area.
Denver’s new-home and addition planning guide- House design and size
The room plan, structure and level of detail shape the construction work.
- Site and utility work
Existing structures, access and service connections need to be considered with the building itself.
- Selections and responsibilities
Document finish allowances, professional services and owner-supplied items before comparing proposals.
A useful estimate names the work, assumptions, allowances and exclusions. Share the decisions that are still open.
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Questions worth
working through.
Bring these details into the first conversation so the proposed work matches your priorities.
Do I need to own a lot before contacting Metro?
Tell Metro whether you own the property or are considering one. A detailed construction discussion needs a specific site and reliable property information.
Does custom home construction include architectural design?
Identify the design and engineering services you already have and those still needed. Confirm responsibilities in the proposal rather than assuming a design service is included.
Can you give a price from square footage alone?
Square footage does not establish site work, structure, utilities or finish selections. A useful estimate needs a defined plan and clear assumptions.
Is a new home the right option instead of an addition?
Compare the condition and limitations of the existing home with the space you need. The additions and residential remodeling pages explain those alternatives before you settle on new construction.
The next useful step
Keep the whole
project connected.
Use the related service pages to compare the work you need. Share the exact property address to discuss coverage and the right local process.
Let’s talk about your project
Tell us what
you want to change.
Share the home location, the outcome you want and your current planning stage. Metro can review the proposed project with you.
- Lot address, survey and available reports
- Drawings and your current design stage
- Room priorities and finish preferences
- Professional contacts and preferred timing