Home Remodeling in Centennial, CO
Centennial sits in a strange spot on the remodeling map. The big Denver firms think you're too south. The Castle Rock guys think you're too north. A lot of Centennial homeowners end up with a contractor who doesn't really know the city, doesn't understand the Arapahoe vs Douglas County split, and has never navigated a City of Centennial permit. Reither Construction has worked Centennial for more than thirty years. Ryan Silver runs every job personally. One all-inclusive price. Owner on-site daily. Family-owned in Castle Rock since 1994. Veteran-led.
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- 30+ Years Working Centennial
- 1994 Family-Owned & Operated
- 100% All-Inclusive Pricing
- Daily Owner On Every Job Site
Full-Service Remodeling Across Every Centennial Neighborhood
Basement Finishing
Centennial's older neighborhoods along Arapahoe Road often came with full-size basements that have been used as storage for decades. Newer builds in Piney Creek and Saddle Rock came with unfinished space waiting for a plan. Whether your home is from the 70s or from the last ten years, we finish basements with all-inclusive pricing and full City of Centennial permit handling.
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Kitchen Remodeling
Centennial's home stock spans decades, from the 1970s builds near Willow Creek to the 2000s developments in Saddle Rock, which means kitchen remodels here run the full range. Layout changes in older ranch floor plans, open-concept conversions, custom cabinetry, and quartz counters. One all-inclusive price, confirmed before demo day.
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Bathroom Remodeling
Original bathrooms in Centennial's older neighborhoods are often 30 to 50 years old and past due for a full renovation. Walk-in shower conversions, custom tile work, primary suite builds, and aging-in-place remodels for the long-tenured Centennial homeowners planning to stay in place. Waterproofing and tile handled in-house.
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Additions & Remodels
Centennial's mix of original ranches, split-levels, and newer two-story builds means additions here take every form, from adding a primary suite onto a ranch, to expanding a kitchen into the back yard, to building a second story over an original footprint. Full City of Centennial permit coordination and HOA review where required.
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A Contractor Who Actually Knows the City.
Ryan Silver spent ten years in the Army, finishing his service as a Captain and a Black Hawk helicopter pilot. The habits that work in that world, clear communication, planning for what could go wrong before it does, and showing up when you say you will, are the habits that now run every Reither Construction project in Centennial.
Reither Construction has been family-owned and operated out of Castle Rock since 1994. John Reither built the company from a one-man shop into the business it is today. His wife Shurette still manages the books and keeps the office running. Ryan now leads the day-to-day. Three decades of reputation across the south metro, one phone number, and direct owner involvement from first consultation through final walkthrough.
Centennial is bigger and more varied than most remodelers give it credit for. Homes range from original 1970s ranches to 2020s new builds. Parts of the city sit in Arapahoe County, parts border Douglas County, parts border Greenwood Village. The permit process, the HOA landscape, and the typical project mix all shift depending on where in Centennial your home sits. Ryan has been working this city for more than thirty years. He knows the difference between an Arapahoe Road ranch remodel and a Saddle Rock new-build, and he's personally involved throughout your project to make sure the difference shows up in the finished product.
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Read All Our ReviewsCarolyn Homeowner, South Metro Reither Construction is everything you want in a remodel. They communicate thoroughly and often. They are true to their project schedule and timelines. They actually got done ahead of time. They have amazing project management skills and by the end of the project the work team felt like family.
Hope Homeowner, South Metro Highly recommend John, Ryan and their crew. We remodeled our main bathroom and completely remodeled the kitchen. We moved plumbing, took down walls, replaced the floors, changed everything. The crew was there every day 8 to 4. Finished on schedule. The rooms are stunning. High quality craftsmanship. Couldn't be happier!
Royce Stein Homeowner I'll never have to look for a quality contractor for any other projects around our home. I've already found the best, and will recommend RC to anyone who asks.
Remodeling Across Every Corner of Centennial
Centennial stretches across a wider footprint than most people realize, roughly 30 square miles from Arapahoe Road on the north to County Line Road on the south, and from I-25 east past E-470. The home stock, HOAs, and even the jurisdiction shifts across that area, with most of the city in Arapahoe County and portions bordering Douglas County, Greenwood Village, and Lone Tree. We work every part of it.
- Willow Creek
- Piney Creek
- Saddle Rock
- Walnut Hills
- Homestead in the Willows
- Heritage Greens
- Foxridge
- Smoky Hill
What Centennial Homeowners Ask Before Hiring a Remodeler
Centennial is a home-rule city, so most permits pull through the City of Centennial Community Development Department. Basement finishes, kitchen and bathroom remodels with plumbing or electrical changes, and all additions require permits and inspections through the city. A small number of Centennial addresses technically fall under Arapahoe County or Douglas County jurisdiction depending on where your property line sits, and we sort that out upfront so there are no surprises.
Most Centennial neighborhoods have active HOAs that require architectural review for exterior changes, paint, siding, and additions. Piney Creek, Saddle Rock, Willow Creek, Walnut Hills, and Homestead in the Willows all have review committees that approve changes before permits can be issued. We handle HOA submissions and coordination as part of your project, not as an extra charge.
Yes, and we do, often. Many of the original Centennial neighborhoods along Arapahoe Road, in Willow Creek, and through Foxridge and Heritage Greens were built in the 1970s and 1980s. These homes come with their own remodeling considerations, original electrical that may need updating, galvanized plumbing, older framing practices, and often popcorn ceilings and lead paint in pre-1978 builds. We've been working this home stock for three decades and plan for these realities from day one.
Kitchen remodels on 30-to-50-year-old original kitchens are the most requested Centennial project, especially in Willow Creek, Foxridge, and Heritage Greens. Basement finishing is close behind, with homeowners finally finishing spaces that have been used as storage since the home was built. Primary bathroom tub-to-shower conversions and aging-in-place remodels are a strong third, particularly for long-tenured homeowners planning to stay.
Costs range by project type and home age. Basement finishes in Centennial typically run $50,000 to $120,000 or more. Kitchen remodels land between $45,000 and $120,000 or more, with older homes sometimes requiring additional electrical or plumbing work that adds scope. Bathroom remodels range from $20,000 to $60,000 or more. Room and primary suite additions start around $75,000 and can run well over $300,000 depending on scope. Our pricing is all-inclusive and confirmed at your consultation, so you know the full number before any work begins.
Sometimes, yes. Older Centennial homes can surprise you once demolition starts, with outdated wiring, improperly vented plumbing, or framing that no longer meets current code. We plan for these possibilities at consultation and handle them inside your all-inclusive price wherever feasible. If something genuinely unexpected shows up, you hear about it from Ryan directly, with the options and costs laid out before any decision is made.
Yes. Centennial sits in EPA Radon Zone 1, the highest-risk category in the country. Elevated radon levels are common in basements across the south metro because of the underlying geology. If you're finishing a basement or adding any below-grade livable space, we recommend radon testing before construction starts and coordinate with licensed mitigation professionals when levels come back elevated.
