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Tom Spaeth
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New Flip Denver Colorado Tom Spaeth - Easal

Tom Spaeth
  • Investor
  • Denver , CO
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Finally after months of having the architect draw up prints and an even longer time waiting for the city to review the prints - The city is just a bit swamped in applications - Today we officially started construction. Feels good to finally be moving forward.

We are taking a 750 ft bungalow and adding a two story addition to the back side. We will more than triple the size of the house. Right now the house has 1 small bedroom and one bathroom. When completed we will have a very large first floor master bedroom/bathroom and three upstairs bedrooms.

We are building in one of the hottest neighborhoods in Denver - The Highlands. So we will have some upscale finishes in this house.

In the pictures below we are pouring the city required shoring caissons so that there is no collapse of our excavation into the adjoining properties.

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