Your Local Contractor in Tabernash, CO

Sloped Lots and Serious Snow

Tabernash sits at 8,333 feet and gets over 200 inches of snow a year. Many lots here sit on forest slopes with 10 to 20 percent grades, so we start every project by assessing drainage, snow exposure, and how the foundation and access road should work with the terrain.

Slope isn't a problem — it's an opportunity for walkout basements, daylight windows, and better views. But the grading, drainage, and frost-protected foundation work has to be done right, and we do it with our own excavation crew.

• Pitched roofs engineered for heavy snow loads
• Frost-protected foundations below the thaw zone
• High-R insulation and sealed thermal envelopes

Forest Setbacks and HOA Rules

Many Tabernash lots border national forest or carry riparian setbacks, and Grand County reviews all new construction — grading and drainage permits, building permits, and sometimes forest mitigation plans. We sort these requirements out up front so you don't lose months to a surprise denial.

Pole Creek Valley has strict HOA architectural guidelines, lot coverage limits, and setback rules; Winter Park Highlands adds steep grades near the resort. We know both and design accordingly.

Built Around the Mountain Calendar

We schedule foundation, framing, and weatherproofing to beat the heavy snow, then move interior trades indoors through winter. It's how a build in Tabernash finishes on time — working with the season instead of against it.