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Since 1997, FBC Remodel (formerly Finished Basement Company) has been creating joy in communities across the Denver area through custom remodeling and modern home design. We understand your home is a sanctuary, a place to gather with those most important to you and just be, but sometimes houses need a little help to become a “home.” That’s where we come in. With over 20 years in business, FBC has mastered the art of listening; truly learning about you and what your home means for your life. Our collaborative design-build process has evolved into the best practices in the industry and results in a superior space that fits — and improves — your life, by designing your home around you. With passionate, award-winning designers, skilled craftsmen, inspiring showrooms, and a transparent process, we’re designed to be unique and committed to making lives better through better spaces.

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· Colorado Springs

Perfect transformation from tub to shower

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· Brighton

They were awesome to work with, and I would definitely recommend them to anyone.

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· Estes Park

Great Communication! I appreciated receiving the progress photos.

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· Littleton

Camerata has made it clear that it was important to them that we were happy with the final product, and we greatly value and appreciate that. All of the people at Camerata were wonderful to work with.


What is the best way to insulate the ceiling on my glassed-in porch?

Brenton Roper of Ropa Roofing PRO answered:

Apr 25, 2017
Blow in, but will have to hide it with a new ceiling I believe...
Gardenias with yellow leaves: Our gardenias leaves are starting to rapidly yellow. Any ideas what might be wrong?

Brenton Roper of Ropa Roofing PRO answered:

Apr 25, 2017
sounds like too much water.  Pine straw has acidity in it and helps transfer the nutrients properly to acid loving plants.  Fertilizer could also be needed.  Plant nutrient deficiencies vary and somet ... read more

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FBC Remodel

1205 S. Platte River Drive Suite GL 100,
Denver, CO
fbcremodel.com (303) 227-3636