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An idea of an ADU Many older adults want to stay in their long-time homes, but this could be cost-prohibitive. How? Consider this scenario: their home is 3 stories, meaning they have to walk the stairs regularly. Affording two chairlifts may be too costly for a homeowner, which means they must climb up and down stairs. Maybe they live by themselves, which can cause issues like loneliness or worry about their well-being. Or possibly, they might have some memory loss due to age (not...

Aging in Place Cost is a very real reason older people want to stay in their homes. In the Denver-Metro area, moving into an assisted living home can cost between $5,200 to $6,235 per month. That doesn’t necessarily include meals, laundry services, or housekeeping. Comfort matters just as much as cost. For many older adults, their home isn't just a house; it's decades of memories, and often, a mortgage they've already paid off. Aging shouldn't mean giving up that sense of security,...

Maybe there’s a new crack on the garage floor. Or you find a new crack on the outside of your house. Maybe you notice leaks in your basement, or your doors aren’t opening and closing correctly. And then there’s that floor that has sunk. Any of these can indicate you have a problem with your foundation. What Causes Foundation Cracks in Colorado? Bentonite clay found along the Front Range is also known as expansive soil. It swells when it’s wet and shrinks when it’s dry, which creates...