Here's the list:Upstairs Unit· Demo of kitchen· Demo of bathroom· Replace countertop to a stone counter (Color to be selected by customer, $3000 allowance) · New stone island countertop ($1500 allowance)· Island cabinets ($1000 allowance)· Design, Build, Install Ikea Kitchen cabinets (Kitchen & Island)· Ikea Kitchen Cabinets ($119 Linear Ft, 20 Total Linear Ft)· New 12 x 24 tile installed in kitchen (145 Sq.

Everyday for the first two weeks of demo/prep I got 3 more days behind.

The only things that can be done without permits are when you are doing demo that's not structural, simple improvements (adding cabinets), like for like (ie. replace light fixture with new light fixture), but everything else is fair game depending on the county since they all want to collect permit fees. 3) In my opinion, the best areas in Denver are west Denver neighborhoods (Villa Park, Barnum, Valverde, Westwood, Athmar Park and Harvey Park.

Sometimes we separate out wood when doing demo- a pile for possible reuse, a pile get burned.  

One topic I haven't found yet, is when it comes to a rehab, at what point does a demo and new build become more cost affective? 

We’ve completed demo to the studs; all walls are now open, as well as the ceiling.

After sinking $66k into it (demo and site prep) our GC left.

The issue is discount on offer price considering improving concrete with additional concrete pour vs. total demo.

I would be paying for interest, property taxes, and insurance out the ying yang and maybe breaking even if I sold the house 30 years later with average appreciation.

You might get demo done by early January.