Denver.

Denver's older neighborhoods are full of bungalows and post-war cottages built with small, closed-off kitchens and a single full bathroom for the whole house. Those layouts made sense for how homes were built decades ago; they don't make sense for how most families actually use a kitchen today, which is why an open-concept reconfigure is the single most common call we get from inside the city.

Working in established Denver neighborhoods also means older plumbing and electrical behind the walls more often than not. We check the condition of both before we price cabinetry or tile, so a remodel doesn't stall halfway through on a surprise that should have been caught at the walkthrough.