Straight answers to what homeowners ask us most. If yours is not here, call and ask.
- Do you only take on large projects?
- No. From a single bathroom to a whole home or a commercial buildout, every project runs the same process and the same standard. A smaller job gets the same walkthrough, the same written scope, and the same warranty as a full renovation.
- Are you licensed and insured?
- Yes. Torres Sustainable Builders holds a Class B General Building Contractor license and carries general liability insurance up to $1,000,000 per occurrence.
- Do you handle permits?
- Yes. We submit your plans to the city and see them through approval before any construction begins. Most remodels, additions, basement finishes, and new builds require a permit, and that submission is our job rather than yours.
- How soon can you start my project?
- It depends on our current schedule and what your project needs before work can begin. Smaller jobs with no permit requirement can start sooner than a project waiting on plan review or long-lead materials. We tell you where you sit in the schedule when we walk the space, and you get a realistic timeline in writing before anything is signed.
- Are you local?
- Yes. We are based in Lafayette and work throughout eastern Boulder County, including Louisville, Superior, Erie, Boulder, Gunbarrel, and Broomfield.
- Do you offer a warranty?
- Yes. Every project carries a one-year workmanship warranty covering the labor and installation. If something breaks because of how the work was done, we come back and fix it free within a year of completion.
- Are permit fees included in your bid?
- No. Permit fees are always quoted separately from our bid, and we tell you that up front rather than burying it. Fees are set by the city and vary by scope, so we do not guess at them inside a number you are trying to compare.
- How does the payment schedule work?
- A deposit comes at signing so materials can be ordered and the crew scheduled. From there, payments are tied to real milestones as the build progresses. You see the full schedule in writing before you sign, with no surprise draws later.