Old House Remodeling Series
Historic Home Renovation and Remodeling Tips
Denver Square Before Remodel
In this series we will discuss the all aspects of buying and remodeling older homes for both investors and owner occupant buyers. The focus will be houses of the inner city Denver, Colorado neighborhoods like Baker, Curtis Park, Park Hill, Jefferson Park, City Park, Highlands, Potter Highlands and others. But the information is relevant to house enthusiasts in other cities and neighborhoods with housing stock built between 1890 and 1940 where there is a rich historical blend of architecture and culture.
Please join our team of professional investors, agents and contractors as we help you explore the general nature of construction for Victorian, turn-of-the-century, craftsman, and Tudor homes, as well as some of the less-common alternative styles, like International Modern, Mediterranean, etc.
Denver Square After Remodel
The series will include discussion of foundations, fireplaces, furnaces, roofs, floors, porches, and windows. We will explore the costs and benefits of remodeling for both profit and historical preservation, which do no have to be mutually exclusive.
If you share an interest in these types of houses and projects, please join our mailing list or subscribe via RSS. We will send you in-depth articles to read and videos to watch showing our adventures in buying, remodeling, selling and enjoying old houses. Feel free to leave comments if you have specific questions about design, architecture, costs or construction of these beautiful and eclectic homes. Preserve history and live abundantly.
Read the next article in the Old House Remodeling Series: Old House Foundation Problems
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this year we had a home renovation. sometimes home renovation is quite costly.~-,