Clear answers before construction starts.

Vantes focuses on planned kitchen remodels, bathroom remodels, whole-home and multi-room renovations, and condo or second-home remodeling in Summit County.

Yes. The Vantes Group name and company are new, but owner Will Cervantes did not begin managing remodels with the new name. Before Vantes, he led and managed residential remodeling projects through EPX Construction. Prior EPX work and new Vantes work are identified separately so the history is clear.

Summit County remodels operate inside a high-cost mountain environment. Limited local labor and housing, travel and deliveries, permit and HOA requirements, restricted work windows, property protection, material lead times, weather, access, and schedule interruptions can all add labor, coordination, and risk beyond the visible installation work.

Vantes reviews projects in Dillon, Silverthorne, Frisco, Breckenridge, Keystone, Copper Mountain, Blue River, Summit Cove, and nearby Summit County communities. Availability depends on scope, schedule, and project requirements.

Yes, when the property, scope, schedule, and communication plan are a fit. Remote-owner projects can use scheduled progress updates, photos, documented decisions, selection deadlines, and written approvals so the owner remains informed without daily site visits.

Vantes reviews permit jurisdiction, HOA requirements, building access, and related documentation for each property. The specific responsibilities are then defined in the project scope.

When Vantes contracts the work, it serves as the client’s management point for the agreed scope. We define that scope, select trade partners appropriate for the work, and coordinate the schedule and communication.

Vantes reviews the project type, location, timing, and available information. If the opportunity appears aligned with current services and capacity, we contact you to discuss the next step and what is needed for a useful scope review.

Submitting the initial project inquiry is free. An onsite consultation, design work, plan review, or detailed estimate may require a fee, which Vantes explains before that work begins.

There is no single reliable price per square foot. Existing conditions, property access, layout changes, finish level, permits, HOA rules, material lead times, and the number of coordinated trades all affect project-specific pricing.

A responsible schedule follows scope definition, approvals, selections, material availability, trade capacity, and site-logistics review. Vantes does not publish a universal duration because projects and properties vary significantly.

Sometimes. The answer depends on the rooms affected, utility shutdowns, dust and noise, safe access, building rules, family needs, and the planned construction sequence.

Vantes can coordinate with designers, architects, engineers, cabinet resources, and trade partners as the project requires. The exact design responsibility is defined before estimating and construction.

No contractor can responsibly guarantee approval. Vantes can help identify requirements and coordinate agreed documentation, while the authority or HOA makes the approval decision.

No. The mountain exterior, kitchen, and commercial images are representative brand imagery and are not presented as completed Vantes projects. Vantes project photography and case studies will be published only when the work can be accurately documented.

We review projects in single-family homes, condos, and townhomes. The property type, building rules, access, and scope are confirmed before we commit.

Yes. Second-home and remote-owner projects can be managed with scheduled updates, documented decisions, photos, and clear approval points.

We identify the likely requirements and coordinate the project documentation within our agreed scope. The exact permit authority and HOA process are verified for each address.

Yes. Vantes operates as the accountable contractor and coordinates specialized trade partners. The client receives one defined scope and one management point rather than having to manage every trade independently.

Changes should be written, priced, and approved before the changed work begins. This keeps scope, schedule, and cost decisions visible.

Yes, when the project is a fit. We can coordinate demolition, cabinets, countertops, tile, flooring, drywall, paint, and licensed plumbing and electrical partners within one defined scope.

Not always, but dimensions, quality level, and realistic allowances are needed for useful pricing. Final selections must be made early enough to protect the schedule.

Potentially. Layout changes are reviewed for structure, plumbing, electrical, ventilation, clearances, permits, and budget before they are included.

Yes. Condo work may require HOA approval, building protection, delivery scheduling, elevator or stair planning, noise-hour compliance, and additional insurance documentation.

Yes. We review primary suites, guest baths, powder rooms, and condo bathrooms based on the full scope and trade requirements.

Often, yes. The drain, valve, waterproofing, glass, clearances, structure, and permit requirements must be reviewed first.

We document the condition, explain the effect on scope and schedule, and provide a written change before additional corrective work proceeds.

Vantes coordinates appropriately qualified trade partners as required by the project and local rules.

Yes. Remote-owner projects can use planned update intervals, photo documentation, selection deadlines, and written approvals.

Potentially. We evaluate protection, access, noise limits, utility interruptions, building rules, and whether the proposed scope is practical while occupied.

Coordination can be included in the project scope. Owner-provided governing documents and approvals are reviewed early so building requirements are not discovered after scheduling.

The desired window can be evaluated, but the schedule depends on scope definition, approvals, selections, material lead times, trade availability, and existing conditions.

The current focus is drywall, painting, flooring, and tile. Each package is reviewed for scope completeness, schedule, location, and current crew capacity.

Yes, Vantes will review larger drywall opportunities. Plans, specifications, quantities, schedule, access, supervision, and insurance requirements are needed before a responsible commitment can be made.

Both structures can be considered when the bid documents clearly assign materials, equipment, delivery, waste, protection, and related responsibilities.

Summit County and other Colorado opportunities are evaluated based on project size, schedule, scope, and field capacity.