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Remodeling is not about making something new—it’s about making something right.
At Rockridge, we approach remodels with the same rigor and intention as ground-up construction. Whether restoring a historic home, reimagining an interior down to the studs, or clearing the way for a fresh start, we help homeowners unlock the full potential of their property—honoring what belongs, removing what doesn’t, and building what’s next with clarity and care.
Tear Downs
When the location is perfect, but the home is not.
In Breckenridge, location is everything—but many older homes have simply aged out of energy efficiency, livability, and design relevance. When renovation no longer makes sense, Rockridge helps clients take a fresh approach.
We regularly assist homeowners with strategic tear-downs, clearing the way for a fully custom home designed for today’s standards and tomorrow’s needs. Surprisingly to many, demolition costs typically represent around 1% of the total project budget, making it a practical first step rather than a prohibitive one.
For clients who love where they live but not what currently occupies the site, a tear-down opens the door to something entirely new—without compromise.
Remodels
Built in 1890. Reborn in 2025.
A once-fading French Street home now stands as a beautifully restored centerpiece of in-town living.
What was once a tired historic residence has been thoughtfully reimagined for modern life—without losing the character that made it special. This French Street remodel honors the home’s 19th-century origins while introducing contemporary systems, refined detailing, and a renewed connection to how people live today. The result is not just preservation, but transformation: a home rooted in history and built for the future..
Down to the Studs
Some homes are worth keeping—just not as they are.
For properties with solid structure but outdated interiors, a full “down-to-the-studs” remodel allows us to rebuild with intention. By removing everything back to the framing, we gain the freedom to rethink layouts, improve flow, introduce natural light, and reorient windows to better frame views and enhance daily living.
Across multiple projects in 2025–2026, our team has transformed interiors from the inside out—crafting refined spaces that feel cohesive, efficient, and deeply connected to their surroundings.r.
