General contractor for full home remodeling — kitchens, baths, additions, whole-house work. The kind of job you can photograph before the painter leaves. Blue tape on the trim. Subs lined up. That's the moment we build toward.
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Install day — tape still up, punch list not started
Every remodel gets a ticket. These are representative GC scopes — not a live schedule.
Main floor gut — kitchen, bath, flooring. Demo done, rough MEP in, cabinets next.
Note: beam spec confirmed with engineer — posted on site board.
Full gut bath — new layout, tile, vanity, lighting. Trim and paint this week.
Tape stays until paint crew clears — standard.
New mudroom bump-out, framing to existing kitchen. Roof tie-in scheduled.
Framing check Friday. Inspector slot held for next Tuesday.
Kitchen, bath, and flooring — single GC contract, demo through punch list.
Punch list cleared · keys handed off Nov '25
Opened galley into dining — wall removal, new layout, full finish package.
Before/after on IG · @epiccreations_co
Kitchen, baths, flooring, and built-ins — one GC from permit to keys.
14-week run · Johnny held the contract start to finish
General contractor for full remodeling — demo through punch list, one contract.
Kitchens, baths, flooring, layout changes — whole-house or main-floor remodels under one GC contract. Demo, permits, subs, and finish work coordinated on site.
Room-by-room remodels with real scope — gut, layout, fixtures, tile, and trim. Not a handyman swap-out.
Bump-outs, mudrooms, wall removals, and tie-ins to existing structure. Engineered when the plans call for it.
One point of contact from walkthrough to punch list — trades scheduled, site protected, inspections lined up.
We don't do exterior-only or handyman punch lists. If it's a real remodel and it needs a GC, that's us.
Same checklist on every ticket — scroll to watch steps fill in.
On-site visit, measurements, photos. We talk layout, budget range, and timeline before anything gets drawn.
Layout, materials, fixture list, sub schedule. Changes get noted on the ticket — not over text at 10pm.
Protected paths, dust control, framing and MEP coordination. Blue tape marks what's staying.
Cabinets in, tile going down, fixtures staged. The photo-worthy midpoint — tape still on the walls.
Paint, trim, caulk, adjust. Walk-through with you before we pull the last piece of tape.
Step 4 is the one we post.
Epic Creations · @epiccreations_co
Johnny runs Epic Creations as a general contractor out of the Brighton / Denver corridor. Full home remodeling — kitchens, baths, additions, whole-house work. The kind of jobs where you measure twice because the existing house never quite matches the plans.
You'll see install-day photos on Instagram: tape on the walls, subs finishing their trade, punch list not started yet. That's intentional. It's the proof the job is running right before the final walkthrough.
No sales pitch. Walk the job, look at the tape lines, ask whatever you need.
Follow @epiccreations_co for job-site updatesTell us about the remodel. We'll follow up to schedule an on-site walkthrough.