Max Lieberman
Great work at an unbeatable price. Zach was incredibly knowledgeable, flexible, pleasant and professional. He’ll be my first call going forward - lucky I found him!
Foothills Homes LLC is based in Longmont and handles carpentry, electrical work and other home-improvement projects across Boulder County. Zach Steinkamp runs projects from estimate through walkthrough, bringing in specialists when needed; the business has operated since 2022.
Boulder County: Boulder, Longmont, Lafayette, Broomfield, Lyons and Estes Park.
Taking calls through ProsGrade. Foothills Homes LLC is one of 11 home builders ProsGrade lists in Longmont, Colorado.
4 services listed, including Renovations, Small builds and Punch-list work. Open weekdays, closed on weekends. Rated 4.7 from 14 reviews.
How Foothills Homes LLC compares with the other 10 home builders on ProsGrade in Longmont, using public Google ratings and review counts.
Several customers praise Zach’s professional manner, and one calls out his attention to detail. Two customers give concrete examples: one says a punch list was completed on time and within budget, and another says the quote matched the final bill. One customer says the billing left them uncomfortable and that a later report of a problem related to electrical work received no response.
Great work at an unbeatable price. Zach was incredibly knowledgeable, flexible, pleasant and professional. He’ll be my first call going forward - lucky I found him!
I had Zach come do a number various jobs at my place of business, and was very impressed by his efficiency and professionalism. He got the punch list of items done on time and within budget. 10/10 would hire again.
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No; ground-up home builds are outside its scope, and it does not draw plans. It can help find a designer or architect when architectural drawings are needed.
It brings in trusted, licensed specialists for rough plumbing and hardwood flooring.
It usually gets to repairs within the same week and works harder to find a faster slot for active leaks.
It writes a change order with the revised scope and cost before extra work starts, and gets approval before adding the work to the bill.
Larger projects typically start with an upfront deposit and are billed on a schedule suited to the job; smaller repairs and punch-list days are invoiced at the end.