Multiplex remodels can be far more of a challenge to builders than single-family remodeling projects. Everything done on one unit must be complementary to the others. Whether these multi-family homes are apartment complexes, duplexes, townhomes or other type of multi-unit living structure, Denver Urban Builders has the necessary equipment, skill level, experience and knowledge regarding area building codes to handle this work successfully.

People living in lofts, condos or other multi-family home often dread when a neighboring unit is having any type of construction work done due to the increased noise, traffic and other common distractions. Owners and/or property managers of these multi-family type dwellings must ensure that their tenants are not being bothered with a large scale building remodel.

It is always better to hire a builder that is seasoned in multiplex remodels for best end results and fewer tenant complaints. Denver Urban Builders are also available for multiplex maintenance type work along with exterior and interior multiplex remodeling jobs at affordable rates.

Unlike single-family homes, multiplex remodeling work requires the ability to merge each individual unit tenant’s needs with the greater need of the entire community of neighbors. These tenants deserve to have major projects completed by builders who are sensitive to everyone’s needs during this time.

Building contractors, such as here at Denver Urban Builders, able to handle all multiplex remodels can usually offer client’s a group rate discount on everything from premium material discounts and group savings on the labor involved.

Keeping the work area safe for the other tenants is a key requirement when completing any major multiplex building and/or remodeling project. These building experts will also have the knowledge of any local homeowner’s association regulations, city/town/county building code requirements and zoning laws.

This helps to ensure that everything will be within all of these strict regulatory building related requirements. Builders who do not follow these guidelines may cause the building owner to be fined a substantial amount of money and possible restrictions moving forward.