Beaver Builders is honored to work on many non-profits in and around the Denver Metro area including Our Father Lutheran Church, St. Anne’s Episcopal School, Colorado Outward Bound School, and the Children’s Garden Montessori. We recognize schools and churches have unique needs when it comes to construction and the people the buildings serve. Our goal is to make the process as comfortable as possible for all parties and get your congregation and classroom back to normal operation as quickly as possible.
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At Beaver Builders, we are a one stop shop for all your construction needs. No matter your project, we can do it all and you will have one point of contact for your entire job. No need to worry about subcontractors or deliveries. We handle all the leg work. Your focus should be finishes and furniture, we’ll handle the rest.
The congregation of this church wanted us to install a cross over the altar, build in a window, and replace all of the lighting. The job included electrical, new drywall and plaster, and painting work. Though the outside window is over 3 stories above the ground, we managed it beautifully.
I am pleased to have a 20+ year relationship with Children’s Garden Preschool. At one point, the school operated from two separate bungalows. These buildings were joined into one large building with a full, second floor buildout for offices. For this particular job, the Directors wanted us to add an arbor to the front, upgrade the rear decking, and redo the backyard landscaping.We demolished the old grapevine area and constructed a larger pergola deck with maintenance-free materials. We built the framing and roof from rough cedar and redwood. For safety reasons, we added a new rear deck and railing to keep the children from going up the staircase or playing beneath it.
Many groups came together to make this transformation to the old Golden High School possible including Coors Brewing Company, Colorado Outward Bound, and Rocky Mountain and Alpine Rescue. Steel beams were placed to house a large soundproof conference room. Special adaptations were made to the HVAC system on the roof to keep the conference room quiet when the air conditioners were running. Structural under-pinning for the gym was a challenge to attach the gym to the rest of the building. A total of thirty-five windows were added to the building in the conference room and second story of offices. The infrastructure for a new climbing wall was installed as well.
