August 2026

Before Fall Hits Denver, Check These 4 Things Around Your HomeSummer in Denver can be tough on your home. Heat, storms, and wind leave their mark, even if you can’t see it from the curb. Before the cold sets in, take a walk around your property and look for anything out of place. Small issues

One-over-one windows, featuring one section of glass in the upper sash and one in the lower sash, are a familiar feature in many of Denver’s older homes. Although their classic design is not a reason to replace them, their condition could be.  Look for these warning signs: • Drafts that continue after window sealing• Soft,

Colorado weather can shift fast, and your deck often feels the impact before the rest of your home does. Between summer sun, heavy rain, temperature swings, and the early signs of colder weather, deck materials can weaken over time. That is why fall is the right season to slow down and inspect what is happening

Windows are more than just a source of natural light. They keep your home comfortable, protect against Colorado weather, cut down on outside noise, and help your heating and cooling systems work smarter. In Colorado, your windows take on summer heat, winter cold, wind, and hail. When they get old or damaged, comfort and security

The Denver Square is one of the city’s most recognizable homes, shaping neighborhoods like Capitol Hill, Congress Park, Wash Park, City Park West, and Park Hill for over a century. Walk these streets and you’ll spot the signature look: a wide front porch, symmetrical brick facade, boxy shape with a hipped roof, and big windows