Denver Metro's design-build general contractor for home remodels, additions, and new construction.
A selection of recent remodels, additions, and commercial work across Denver and the Front Range.
Full gut renovation of a 1,400 sq ft kitchen and primary suite. Custom cabinetry, heated floors, and a curbless walk-in shower.
800 sq ft second-floor addition including vaulted master bedroom, walk-in closet, and spa bath with Carrara marble.
3,200 sq ft warehouse conversion to open-plan creative office. Exposed structure, custom millwork, and polished concrete floors.
Kitchens, bathrooms, basements, and whole-home renovations. Substantial projects where craft and coordination matter.
New square footage that blends seamlessly with your existing home — from in-law suites to second-story additions.
Tenant improvements for offices, restaurants, and retail spaces. We build to your lease timeline.
Custom homes designed and built from the ground up. We manage architecture, engineering, and construction.
No obligation. We'll review your scope, visit the site if needed, and give you an honest assessment before you commit.
Remodels, additions, commercial work, and new construction across Denver and the Front Range — 2018 to present.
Full gut renovation. Custom Shaker cabinetry, quartz countertops, heated tile floors, and a curbless primary shower. Structural wall removal to open floor plan.
Second-floor addition above existing garage. Vaulted master bedroom, two walk-in closets, spa bath with Carrara marble and heated floors. Matched existing roofline perfectly.
Warehouse-to-office conversion. Exposed structure, custom steel and wood millwork, polished concrete floors, and a kitchenette pod. Built to a tight lease timeline.
Unfinished basement converted to family room, home theater, full bath, and a wet bar. Egress window added to create a conforming bedroom.
Detached accessory dwelling unit over existing detached garage. Full kitchen, living area, bath, and bedroom. City of Denver ADU permit process managed end-to-end.
Custom 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath home. Architect-designed. Engineered hardwood, custom trim package, chef's kitchen, and a finished basement. Net-zero ready with solar conduit rough-in.
Ground-up restaurant interior including full commercial kitchen rough-in, custom bar, exposed brick restoration, and acoustic ceiling panels. Coordinated with city health department throughout.
Full renovation of a 1920s craftsman bungalow. Structural updates, new electrical and plumbing, kitchen and bath renovations, and period-appropriate exterior restoration.
Modern farmhouse on an infill lot. Board-and-batten exterior, open-plan interior, custom steel stair rail, and an oversized three-car garage. Built on a spec basis and sold pre-completion.
The Meyers family had lived in their Highlands Ranch home for 12 years. The kitchen hadn't been touched since 1998 — laminate countertops, oak cabinets, a drop ceiling, and a layout that isolated the cook from the family. The primary bath was equally dated: a Jacuzzi tub no one used and a tiny step-in shower with cracked tile.
We removed a non-structural wall between the kitchen and dining room, opening the floor plan and allowing natural light to flood the space. Custom Shaker-style cabinetry with soft-close hardware was built locally and installed over two weeks. The primary bath was completely gutted: the Jacuzzi was removed and replaced with a curbless 5'×4' walk-in shower with a linear drain, heated Porcelain tile floors, and a freestanding soaking tub positioned under a new skylight we added.
Four categories of substantial construction work, done with precision and permanence. We don't do small jobs — we do the work that matters.
A remodel is the most personal construction project there is — you're reshaping the space where your family lives. We bring the same discipline we apply to commercial projects to every kitchen, bathroom, and basement we touch.
Our remodels include structural engineering when walls are removed, licensed subcontractors for plumbing and electrical, and a design coordinator who manages your material selections so nothing falls through the cracks.
We work in Denver proper — Capitol Hill, Washington Park, Highlands, Congress Park — and throughout the suburbs from Highlands Ranch to Littleton to Parker.
When your family grows faster than your house, an addition is often the answer — and almost always better value than moving. We design and build additions that integrate structurally, aesthetically, and functionally with your existing home.
Every addition starts with a structural engineer's review of your existing foundation and framing. We coordinate with the City of Denver or your municipality's building department, manage permits from application through final inspection, and maintain a watertight building envelope throughout construction.
We've built second-story additions over garages, bump-outs for larger kitchens, sunrooms, and full accessory dwelling units under Denver's ADU ordinance.
Lease space is raw potential. We turn shell spaces into functional, attractive commercial environments — offices, restaurants, retail shops, and creative studios. Our commercial team understands schedules, landlord coordination, and certificate of occupancy requirements.
We work with Denver-area landlords and property managers as a trusted tenant improvement contractor, which means we understand the allowance process, how to work within existing mechanical systems, and how to minimize disruption to neighboring tenants.
Commercial projects receive the same dedicated superintendent model as our residential work — one person responsible for your project from groundbreak to handoff.
A custom home is the most complex project we build — and the one where our process delivers the most value. We manage every phase from architectural design through final walkthrough, working as the single point of accountability for a project with dozens of moving parts.
Our new construction projects use a fixed-price contract developed after a thorough design and specification process. We don't start construction until the design is complete and every line item is priced — so there are no surprises during the build.
We work with an architectural partner for design services, a structural engineer for foundation and framing design, and a network of licensed subcontractors who've worked with us for 3+ years.
We don't take emergency repairs, small handyman work, or jobs under $25,000. Not because we can't — because we focus exclusively on substantial projects where our process, our team, and our experience create real value. A $25K+ budget is the threshold where a dedicated superintendent, weekly meetings, detailed scheduling, and coordinated subcontractors actually matter. Below that, you'd be paying for a system that's overkill for the scope.
We're happy to refer you to contractors who specialize in smaller repairs and handyman work if that's what you need.
We self-perform rough carpentry, framing, interior trim, and site supervision. Plumbing, electrical, and HVAC are performed by licensed subcontractors who've worked with us for three or more years. We vet them, we supervise them, and we stand behind their work.
Honest answers before you commit.
Tell us about your scope. We'll let you know if it's a good fit — honestly.
Ridge Line was founded in 2008 by brothers Tom and Ryan Hargrove, who grew up in their father's framing crew in Fort Collins and decided to build something of their own.
Tom had spent eight years as a project manager for a commercial general contractor in Denver. Ryan had run his own residential framing sub since his mid-twenties. They started Ridge Line with two crews, one truck, and a conviction that the Denver market deserved a mid-size general contractor that took quality as seriously as schedule.
Sixteen years later, we've built 340 projects and $50M of constructed value. We've never lost money on a fixed-price contract, never walked off a job, and never had a project fail a final inspection. Our reputation is the thing we protect most carefully — which is why we limit ourselves to six active projects at any given time.
We're based in Denver's Platt Park neighborhood, and we work throughout the metro area and up the Front Range. Our crew is small by design — a superintendents-to-projects ratio of 1:1 isn't industry standard, but it's ours.
30+ years in construction. OSHA 30, Colorado GC License. Tom manages client relationships, project estimating, and final contract negotiation. He walks every active project site weekly.
25 years of field experience starting in residential framing. Ryan oversees all active project schedules, subcontractor coordination, and punch list completion. Every project runs through him.
Background in interior design and construction documentation. Jennifer manages all owner selections — from tile and fixtures to cabinetry hardware — ensuring nothing delays the project schedule.
18 years in residential and commercial construction. Marcus is on-site every day of every active project. He manages trade sequencing, daily cleanup, and is the homeowner's day-to-day contact during construction.
What actually happens between "I'm interested" and "project complete."
We meet on-site, walk the space, and listen. We ask about how you use the space, what frustrates you about it, and what your budget range is. No judgment on budget — we work in a wide range and want to find the right fit. Within two weeks, we provide a detailed scope document and fixed-price proposal.
Once you sign, Jennifer leads the design coordination process. We work with an architectural partner for projects requiring drawings. Owner selections (tile, fixtures, cabinetry, paint) are locked in before construction starts — this is how we hold to schedule and budget. Permits are applied for and approved before a single nail is driven.
Marcus is on-site daily. We hold a weekly meeting — always on the same day, always with the same agenda — where we review progress against schedule, flag any decisions needed, and preview the following two weeks of work. We clean the site at the end of every working day. You'll always know what happened and what's next.
Final walkthrough is done with the homeowner and project director together. Every punch list item is documented, assigned, and completed before we ask for final payment. Our 1-year workmanship warranty covers all Ridge Line labor. Subcontractor warranties are passed through to you in writing.
This is the thing that distinguishes us most. Most mid-size general contractors run 15–20 active projects with rotating superintendents. We run six — one per superintendent, always. When you sign with Ridge Line, you get Marcus's cell number and he answers it.
This means we sometimes have a waitlist. If you're planning a project 4–6 months out, contact us now to get on schedule. We fill our calendar in order of deposit, and we don't overbook.
All subcontractors are licensed, insured, and have worked exclusively with Ridge Line for at least three years. We've turned down subs with better pricing because they didn't meet our quality standard. We'll never surprise you with an unfamiliar face on your job site.
Reach out with your project details. We respond within one business day.
Tell us about your project — location, scope, timeline, and budget range. We'll review it and respond within one business day.
We're honest when something isn't the right match. Projects under $25,000, emergency repairs, and routine handyman work aren't what we do — and we'll tell you that upfront rather than waste your time. If we're booked out further than your timeline allows, we'll say so and give you a realistic estimate of our availability. We'd rather send you to someone who can help you now than take a project we can't start for six months without telling you.