Custom Home Building · Douglas County, Colorado

Custom Home Building in Douglas County

Ground-up building in Douglas County is decided long before framing: lot, grading, water, access, engineering and the local review process. We work with owners and architects from that stage, because that is where the budget is actually set.

Pre-construction

Lot assessment, soils and grading review, driveway and access, utility and well or district water considerations, structural and mechanical engineering coordination, and a real construction budget built from the drawings rather than from a per-square-foot guess.

Construction

Foundation and framing, envelope and roofing, mechanical and electrical rough-in, insulation and air sealing, interior millwork and stone, and exterior stone, siding and hardscape — with the principal on site rather than managing by email.

Design coordination

We work to an architect’s drawings or bring design in as part of the build. Either way, selections are locked against lead times so the schedule is not held hostage by a single back-ordered item.

Douglas County specifics

We hold an active permit history with the Douglas County Building Division and publish the county’s monthly permit activity from official records. Rural Larkspur, Franktown and Sedalia parcels carry very different access, water and grading realities to a platted Castle Pines or Sterling Ranch lot; the estimate should reflect that from day one.

Selected Work

Finished work, not renderings.

Exterior of a Colorado home with stone base, timber detail and low-pitched roof.

Exterior and envelope

Stone, timber and roofline detailed for Colorado exposure.

An open living space with floor-to-ceiling glazing looking into pine trees.

Main living volume

Structure and glazing planned around the site, not the plan book.

An elevated deck with steel railing looking out over trees and mountains.

Outdoor structure

Decks and terraces engineered for snow load and wind exposure.

A stone-edged pool terrace with glass railing and mountain views.

Site work

Hardscape, drainage and water detailed with the house, not after it.

Where We Work

Douglas County and the communities around it.

A deliberately tight working radius, so the principal can be on site the same day a question comes up.

How We Work

A short, verifiable set of facts.

Principal-led

Michael Glivar, the principal, runs the walk-through, the scope and the schedule from start to finish.

Twenty years on the Front Range

Two decades of Colorado residential work, with an active Douglas County permit history published monthly at brothers59construction.com/permits.

5.0 across 19 Google reviews

Our current Google Business rating, publicly visible and unedited.

Reachable directly

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Next Step

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