Centennial, CO March 2026

R E A D Y F O R A B A T H R O O M

Y O U ’ L L L O V E E V E R Y D A Y ?

Designing Dreams Building Landscapes

Home. Home. Home.

Home is where we live, sleep and make memories.

Growing up, I remember the way my mom decorated our home in a very modern Southwest. Maybe that was just the 90s, or maybe it was simply what felt right at the time. Either way, style evolves. Homes change. Life changes.

After spending most of my career in multifamily property management and real estate, I always imagined that one day I’d have a home that looked like the model unit or a listing photo. You know... perfectly styled, everything in its place. BUT as I figured out… and anyone with boys knows: you can’t have nice things.

Here’s what I’ve learned, home isn’t about perfection. It’s about what feels good. What works for your season of life. What makes you happy when you walk through the door. I find myself daily dreaming about the next home project, imagining what could be refreshed or reworked. The hard part? Finding good, trustworthy home service professionals. Everyone says they “have a guy.” Trust me. I’ve talked to a lot of them while building Centennial City Lifestyle, asking the hard questions: What makes you different? Why should someone trust you with their home?

This issue highlights local home service partners who show up for their work, their clients and the community they serve. From Bumble Bee Blinds with James, to Select Flooring & Design with Marc, Cabinet IQ with Wayne and Gatsby Glass of Centennial with Chris, each of these partners has built their business with intention.

They don’t just show up to a job, they show up for the community, for each other and for you, the reader. In this issue, we invite you to learn from them, understand the craftsmanship behind what they do and get to know the people behind the businesses.

Speaking of people behind the businesses, I want to introduce you to someone very special to Centennial City Lifestyle and to me, Cassandra Green, our new Managing Editor. She brings a wealth of experience within the City Lifestyle family, along with a light, fun spirit and a deep love for community. Having her on this team truly makes this feel like home.

This is what home looks like.

MEGAN DE LA ROSA ,

March 2026

PUBLISHER

Megan De La Rosa | megan.delarosa@citylifestyle.com

MANAGING EDITOR

Cassandra Green | cassandra.green@citylifestyle.com

CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

Valerie Bianculli, Angela Broockerd, Cassandra Green

CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS

Kira Brown, Dan Jenkins, Amanda Proudfit, Eden Health Club, Marketplace Events, Norman Photography, Pink Poppy Media

Corporate Team

CEO Steven Schowengerdt

President Matthew Perry

COO David Stetler

CRO Jamie Pentz

CoS Janeane Thompson

AD DESIGNER Rachel Chrisman

LAYOUT DESIGNER Amanda Schilling

QUALITY CONTROL SPECIALIST Hannah Leimkuhler

city scene

WHERE NEIGHBORS CAN SEE AND BE SEEN

business monthly

Colorado Pint Day Toasts Colorado’s 150th and American’s 250th

The Colorado Brewers Guild (CBG), a nonprofit trade organization for independent craft breweries in the State of Craft Beer, announces the return of Colorado Pint Day on Wednesday, April 29. The annual event has become a must-attend occasion for Colorado's craft beer community, with enthusiasts lining up at participating member breweries statewide to secure their limited edition collectible glass.

Colorado Garden & Home Show

Featuring Celebrity Designers, Stunning Feature Gardens, and Hands-on Experiences The Bellco Credit Union sponsored 2026 Colorado Garden & Home Show presented by Lifetime Home Remodeling and Mattress Firm invited attendees to explore 19,000 square feet of stunning feature gardens, connect with more than 500 exhibitors, including the region’s top gardening gurus and home improvement experts and experience interactive, idea-packed features designed to inspire every type of homeowner and gardener.

Eden Health Club Celebrates 1 Year

We’re proud to spotlight Eden Health Club, a Greenwood Village wellness destination blending fitness, functional medicine, recovery and aesthetic services under one roof to help members look, feel and perform their best. Since opening, Eden has become a local hub for whole-body health and confidence. Join the celebration — we’ll be having a celebration March 11th! For more details, check out edenhealthclubs.com.

Waiting Until Spring to List Your Home?

HERE’S WHAT YOU SHOULD DO RIGHT NOW

KNOW YOUR NUMBERS

Find out what your home could realistically sell for. Not what you want to sell for and not what your neighbor ’s house sold for. You need to know what a buyer would actually pay for your house in today’s market. I can help you figure that out. Text EQUITY to 303-725-0094.

START DECLUTTERING

Start packing away/donating/selling/tossing everything you don’t need or use on a daily basis. I know this part can seem overwhelming but if you’re going to move in the near future, packing right now means less to do once you’re actually ready to list your home for sale.

ADDRESS THE “LITTLE THINGS

Fix the things you’ve learned to chipped paint, and leaky faucets they will ultimately cost you mo house appear well taken care of matters to buyers in today’s ma

SCHEDULE A MINI CONSULTAT

Let’s set up a time to talk about your next home, how much you current house for, and put toget getting your house ready to list. CONSULT to 303-725-0094 so w something on the calenda

THE FINAL TOUCH

ARTICLE BY VALERIE BIANCULLI

How Bumble Bee Blinds of Centennial Elevates Homes Through Thoughtful Window Design

Of all the ways homeowners imagine transforming a space, window treatments are rarely the first thing that comes to mind. We think paint, new floors, maybe even knocking down a wall. But according to James Hutchison of Bumble Bee Blinds of Centennial, that quiet final detail, the one added after the dust settles, is often what makes a home feel finished.

“Window treatments are usually one of the last things to go in,” James explains. “They’re overlooked because renovations come first... moving walls, painting, replacing windows. We wait until everything settles because you don’t want dust, paint or drywall ruining them. But they really are the final touch.”

That final touch, he says, carries more emotional weight than most people expect. “The impact is massive,” James says. “You get ultimate light control, but beyond that, window treatments are a very emotional part of the design of the home. People don’t really think about it because most haven’t priced out window treatments in ten years. But when you upgrade—add motorization, softer fabrics—the difference is insane.”

It’s something James notices everywhere he goes. “It’s like autofocus,” he laughs. “Every house, every restaurant, I always look at the windows. What most homeowners

don’t notice is what they’re missing with boring, run-of-the-mill window coverings.”

When a home feels tired, James often starts by rethinking texture. “Most people are used to blinds—faux wood blinds,” he says. “When you introduce something softer, like fabric in the window, it changes everything. It’s easier to clean, better for kids and pets, and it just feels warmer."

"Add motorization," he says, "and the space becomes dynamic. You can have shades adjust automatically throughout the day. It completely changes how the room works.”

Balancing light and privacy is another place where thoughtful design makes all the difference. “In common spaces, most people want light, so we do a lot of light-filtering solutions,” James explains. “In bedrooms, we’ll do room-darkening if someone is sensitive to light or works off-hours. Home theaters and offices are another big one, blocking glare off screens. You really get ultimate control. You can let in just enough natural light or lock it out completely.”

Some styles, James says, never go out of fashion. “Shutters always have lasting power. They’re timeless, they insulate really well and they’re actually fixed to the window, they stay with the house.” Other trends feel fresh while still rooted in tradition. “Roman shades are huge right now,” he explains. “They’re one of the oldest window treatments ever created, but designers love them. Interior designers always ask me about our natural woven Romans and fabric options because they add such a pop to a space.”

The transformation, James notes, is often immediate. “Every single time we install shades, people are kind of dumbfounded by how different the room feels,” he says. “Sometimes clients want everything to blend into the wall, but I actually love contrast. When it’s done right, it elevates the entire space.”

"What sets Bumble Bee Blinds apart is not just custom products you won’t find in big-box stores, but the experience itself. You get speed, service and a single point of contact. If something goes wrong or you have a question, you’re a text away,” James reassures. “That customer service is our biggest differentiator.”

For homeowners looking to elevate their space without renovating, James' advice is simple. “Explore your options. Have us come out, bring samples, show you things you might not have seen before. Window treatments really finish a space—and once you see what’s possible, it changes how you feel in your home.” Visit www. bumblebeeblinds.com/centennial-co/

YOUTH& BEAUTY REDISCOVERED

OCULOFACIAL PLASTIC SURGERY

At Colorado Eye Consultants, we are proud to offer oculofacial plastic surgery by ASOPRS fellowship trained & board-certified ophthalmologist, Dr. Carl Rebhun. With years of advanced training and dedication to his patients, Dr. Rebhun combines the latest surgical innovations with artistic precision to achieve natural, rejuvenating results.

WHY CHOOSE DR. CARL REBHUN?

EXTENSIVE TRAINING: ASOPRS fellowship trained and board-certified.

INNOVATIVE TECHNIQUES:

Utilizes the latest and most innovative techniques.

EXCEPTIONAL CARE: Personalized consultation to meet your goals.

DUAL EXPERTISE: Specializes in both cosmetic & medical procedures. Call (303) 730-0404 to schedule your consultation today!

ColoradoEyeConsultants.com

THE LUXURY

of Glass

FROM REFLECTION TO TRANSLUCENCY, GATSBY GLASS ENHANCES YOUR SPACE WITH SOPHISTICATION, CLARITY AND ELEGANCE

ARTICLE BY CASSANDRA GREEN PHOTOGRAPHY BY KIRA BROWN

Glass holds and beholds both space and light in a way that expands, illuminates and transgresses a room. Chris Brown, owner of Gatsby Glass of Centennial defines, “it’s translucent, not transparent.” Glass partitions, walls and floating shelves create the fine balance between boundary and invitation. It’s the perfect way to upgrade, open up and redefine your space.

Having opened in July of 2025, Chris Brown and his team at Gatsby Glass of Centennial specialize in custom glass installation. This array of services include: commercial glass, glass railings, showers, walls and partitions, wine rooms, enclosures and mirrors. Identifying these aspects within homes, offices, gyms, restaurants, studios and more makes you realize that the opportunities truly are endless when it comes to glass.

Chris mentions, “Try not to see through glass, see the glass. A lot of times people don’t even notice how much glass is around them until they start looking and then they realize there’s glass everywhere. It’s all over the place.”

“What’s interesting or even surprising about glass,” he continues, “it’s a bit of a specialized skillset. A lot of general contractors do everything but the glass. But it’s the finishing touch that can make or break a space. That’s where Gatsby comes in.”

Glass can be utilized for design, functionality and even customized to meet appliance needs. That’s where Gatsby Glass of Centennial makes a craft out of their clean and defined designs.

Chris explains, “So a lot of it is home remodeling. We’ll do glass railings. They’re very popular in the Denver area because people want to see the mountains. [Providing] a very open look, it keeps it very light and clear so you can see the views and let in the light. Then there’s commercial [uses], conference rooms, commercial windows, storefronts, office partitions, glass walls.”

He also talks about custom mirrors. “Custom mirrors are things like the home gym, yoga studio or dance studio where you want a floor to ceiling mirror and you have outlets and stuff on the wall. So you need the mirror custom cut around all of that to match the molding on the bottom and top.”

Beyond residential and commercial, Gatsby Glass of Centennial also works with developers. Chris shares, “We do big bids for builders where there’s 400 mirrors in an apartment building. We’ll supply all the mirrors and hang them along with the shower doors.”

By the sounds of it, 2026 is just the beginning for Gatsby Glass of Centennial. When it comes to customer experience, Chris reassures, “We like to explain how glass works and talk people through the design and installation process. More than one customer has told us that they chose us over competitors mostly because they felt we understood what they were trying to achieve and explained clearly to them how things were going to work.”

To book a consultation visit: www.gatsbyglass.com/ centennial-co

WARMTH, FUNCTIONALITY

and Expression

Cabinet IQ is a Family-Owned Business That Tailors Every Detail with Efficiency and Clarity

When venturing into business with Cabinet IQ of Denver, Owner Wayne Jeffs begins, "Customers can find a comprehensive, client-focused design process. That’s from the initial conversation to design selection and final installation.”

Cabinet IQ is a family-owned business that tailors and customizes their plans to match your vision and budget for each project.

Wayne explains, “So, we try and understand how you’re going to use the space. If you’re a chef or bake a lot, you may need unique storage solutions centered around that. We have personalized solutions and a wide selection of options. We represent seven different manufacturers.”

Supported by software where they provide 3D renderings and detailed plans, Cabinet IQ directly handles cabinetry and countertops, decorative hardware, sinks and faucets. From there they partner with general contractors to see your remodel and renovation done to excellent and efficient standards. Whether they’re partnering with an architect or a general contractor, Wayne reassures that his team has the systems and processes to communicate and keep track of each project through to its fruition.

He shares, “I would say another aspect we’re proud of is our highly rated customer experience. Customers highlight our excellent communication, collaborative and dependable service and strong craftsmanship.”

Looking ahead with anticipation, Wayne talks about the top four different kitchen styles and trends he and his team see for 2026.

1. WARM, NATURAL MATERIALS & EARTHY PALETTES

Designers are moving away from bright white toward warmer, more inviting tones and materials. Expect to see rich woods (like oak and walnut), earthy neutrals (taupe, clay, mushroom) and tactile surfaces such as stone and natural quartzite. These materials bring depth, comfort and timelessness to the kitchen space.

2. MULTI-FUNCTIONAL & SCULPTURAL KITCHEN ISLANDS

Kitchen islands are evolving from purely prep surfaces into central hubs for dining, gathering, seating and even workstations. Curved edges, built-in seating, dining nooks and multifunctional storage are trending. Islands often incorporate storage, appliances and electrical charging stations to suit modern family life.

3. INTEGRATED & “INVISIBLE” TECHNOLOGY

Smart tech continues to blend quietly into kitchen design—think hidden lighting, touchless faucets, smart appliances controlled by apps, built-in charging drawers and invisible ventilation. The goal is a high-function kitchen that looks calm and uncluttered.

4. STATEMENT SURFACES & CURVES

Bold surface treatments are in, from dramatic stone slabs used across counters and backsplashes to sculptural forms that soften the overall feel of the kitchen. Rounded islands, curved details and organic shapes replace rigid lines, making each space feel more fluid and human-centered.

“To sum it up, it’s warmer, more functional and more expressive,” Wayne concludes.

Wayne shares his values both for his company and in life, “Our values are to create a positive impact, be a lifetime student, mind the details, do what is right, not what is easy and take accountability for your actions and inactions.”

At every step of the process you can count on the fact that Wayne and his team take care of every detail in your remodel project with integrity and clarity. For inquiries visit: www.cabinetiq.com/denver

Wayne and his wife, Ronnae, are celebrating their 25th anniversary this year and they have six kids. When he isn’t working you can find Wayne enjoying time with his family, cooking, barbecuing, hiking, fishing, camping and supporting our local Denver sports teams. Their newest activity together is playing pickleball!

CABINET IQ

“I would say another aspect we’re proud of is our highly rated customer experience. Customers highlight our excellent communication, collaborative and dependable service and strong craftsmanship.”

THE Character OF A Room

Select Flooring Designs Proves Big Impact Doesn’t Require Big Disruption

ARTICLE BY VALERIE BIANCULLI PHOTOGRAPHY PROVIDED

When it comes to updating a home, most people assume big change requires a big budget. Marc Mandell, owner of Select Flooring Designs, knows better.

“I always think of it like a car facelift,” he says with a laugh. “The Germans do it perfectly. Every few years they adjust the grill, tweak the headlights and suddenly the car feels brand new. It’s not a total overhaul, it’s a refresh.”

That same philosophy guides his approach to flooring and to other high-impact details like wall paneling and wainscoting.

“You don’t need to spend $150,000 on a kitchen remodel or $75,000 on a bathroom to make your home feel different,” Marc explains. “If your carpet is worn out, your hardwood looks tired or your walls feel flat and unfinished, you can transform the entire feel of your space for a fraction of the cost.”

For homeowners who feel stuck but don’t know where to begin, Marc says flooring is often the smartest first step. But it’s not the only one.

“Sometimes it’s the floors, sometimes it’s the walls and sometimes it’s both working together,” he says. “Adding wainscoting, shiplap or decorative wall paneling can completely change the character of a room without touching anything else. It’s amazing how much warmth and dimension those details bring in."

In the Colorado market, Marc is seeing homeowners gravitate toward durable, natural-looking materials that can stand up to real life.

“Right now, textured LVP — luxury vinyl plank — is huge,” he says. “The thicker products that mimic real wood grain are incredibly popular. They give you that warm, natural look without the stress of scratching hardwood or staining carpet.”

He jokes that modern LVP is “waterproof, dog-proof and husband-proof,” a description many busy households can appreciate.

Carpet is also very much in the mix, particularly high-quality, tight-knit styles that hold up over time. “Laminate used to be big, but LVP has really taken over because of how well it performs,” Marc notes. “Hardwood will always be timeless, especially if it just needs to be refinished, but these days the big three are LVP, carpet, and hardwood.”

And when it comes to walls, Marc says simple architectural upgrades can be just as transformative.

“A clean, classic wainscoting in a hallway or dining room can make a space feel more polished and intentional,” he explains. “Even a subtle panel detail behind a bed or along a staircase adds personality without overwhelming the room. It’s those finishing touches that make a house feel custom.”

As for how materials affect a room’s mood, Marc says both floors and walls play a bigger role than people realize. “It’s subjective,” he explains. “If you want a space to feel warm and inviting, flooring and wall details can do that. If you want it to feel clean and modern, they can do that too. It really becomes whatever the homeowner wants it to be.”

And when it comes to value? He doesn’t hesitate.

“LVP is the biggest bang for your buck, no question,” he says. “It looks great, it lasts, and it gives you a major transformation without a major price tag.”

What truly sets Select Flooring Designs apart isn’t just product knowledge, but mainly the experience.

Marc has learned that many homeowners approach renovations with hesitation. “Everybody has a horror story,” he says. “A bad contractor experience, a project that went way over budget, something that made them nervous to try again.”

Because of that, he focuses first on creating trust. “It’s very important to me that I hold a safe space for clients to share what they’ve been through,” he says. “Renovating your home is personal. It can make people feel vulnerable and I never want to take advantage of that.”

Select Flooring Designs even offers services most flooring companies don’t: professional packing, moving assistance and full project coordination.

“When you hire us, you’re sitting at your kitchen table with a cup of coffee while we handle everything,” Marc says. “Whether it’s new floors or adding custom wall paneling, you don’t have to worry about a thing. We take care of it.”

“I joke that Colorado is a big state, but Denver is a small town,” he says. “It’s great working with good people. Select Flooring Designs is mainly about relationships, not just transactions.”

And that, he believes, is what makes all the difference.

To inquire about a project call (720) 698-3209 or visit www.selectflooringdesign.com

Why Flooring First?

A flooring update can transform a home faster than almost any other project. According to Marc Mandell of Select Flooring Designs, new floors instantly brighten a space, improve comfort, and refresh the overall look — without the disruption or price tag of a full remodel. Today’s top choice is luxury vinyl plank (LVP), valued for its durability, realistic wood look, and easy maintenance. Homeowners also love updated carpet for warmth and refinished hardwood for timeless appeal. With professional design guidance, visualization tools, and full-service installation, Select Flooring Designs helps clients achieve a high-impact makeover with minimal stress.

For more information you can visit:  https://selectflooringdesign.com/

ARTICLE BY ANGELA BROOCKERD PHOTOGRAPHY BY DAN JENKINS, AMANDA PROUDFIT

MID-CENTURY WARMTH, REIMAGINED

There’s a certain moment when a house stops feeling new and starts feeling like home. It isn’t marked by square footage or finishes alone. It is something quieter, more emotional. In this home, designer Kate Manz set out to do exactly that: give a newly built home a heartbeat and a soul.

Rather than treating the house as one sweeping statement, she approached each room as its own story, layered with meaning, memory, and texture. The result is a home that feels collected, personal, and deeply lived-in.

“My love for design goes hand in hand with the people and stories that bring it to life,” she says. “I absolutely love seeing the evolution from concept to completion and all the elements and people that help bring those ideas to reality.”

That philosophy becomes especially important in the home’s expansive open-concept living area, where scale could easily overpower intimacy.

THE OPEN CONCEPT, REIMAGINED

The main living space is defined by bringing the outside in with sweeping outdoor views and generous proportions. Rather than fighting that openness, embrace it.

“The big open concept room really highlights the expansive outdoor views,” she says, “but making intimate spaces within that open room was really important.”

A layered niche wall, created in collaboration with the interior architect Nick Flower, brings both structure and softness to the room. It introduces texture, depth, and a place for unique objects and family heirlooms to live, turning negative space into a personal gallery.

ENTRYWAY: A WARM WELCOME

The entryway sets the tone with a simple but powerful goal: Welcome to my home.

Natural stone underfoot grounds the space, while a soft vintage rug and living greenery immediately soften the experience. Art with personal meaning invites guests to linger rather than rush through.

POWDER BATH: SMALL ROOM, BOLD SPIRIT

If there’s one place Manz encourages clients to take risks, it’s the powder room. Here, she leaned into terracotta earth tones, layering textures and tile sizes for visual interest and warmth. Patterned and solid tiles work together, while textured wall coverings and a sculptural stone sink elevate the space from functional to delightful.

LOUNGE: A STUDY IN CALM AND DEPTH

Designed as a counterpoint to the openness of the main living area, the lounge is a cocoon, both peaceful, layered, and deeply versatile. It’s a place for reading, movie nights and slow mornings.

Rich tones and varied textures do the heavy lifting here, creating depth without heaviness. Soft lighting and custom upholstery make the room feel both intentional and effortless.

At its core, this home is a reminder that design isn’t about perfection, but rather it’s about feeling. By treating each room as its own narrative while weaving in warmth, history, and human connection, a space was created that already feels loved.

PROJECT CREDITS

Builder - Buildwell

Architect and Interior Architect - Flower Architecture

Designer - Kate Manz

MARCH 2026

events

A SELECTION OF UPCOMING LOCAL EVENTS

MARCH 2ND

Wings Aerospace Exploration Parent / Family Info Night

Exploration of Flight, Centennial Airport | 6:00 PM

Learn about both Wings Aerospace Exploration (WAE) and Wings Aerospace Exploration Enrichment (WAEE) opportunities for students in grades 6–12 from the team at Wings Over the Rockies®. During this session, you’ll hear a program overview, meet our educators and instructors, learn from current and former student experiences and get your questions answered.

MARCH 11TH

A Year of Eden

5990 S University Blvd, Greenwood Village, CO 80121 | 3:00 PM

Eden Health Club is turning one, and they’re opening the doors for an afternoon of movement, community and fun. You’ll have the chance to try fitness classes, catch live demonstrations, explore product samples and enter to win prizes you won’t want to miss. Come experience the energy, meet the community and see exactly why Eden is worth celebrating!

MARCH 14TH

Centennial Senior Safety Seminar

Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office | 8:00 AM

This informative morning is designed to help older adults stay safe and independent, with expert presentations on: fraud and scam prevention, personal safety strategies and fall reduction tips to support well-being. Hosted by the Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office, in partnership with the City of Centennial Government and the South Metro Safety Foundation.

MARCH 15TH

St. Paddy’s Day Lucky Run 5K/10K/13.1

DENVER/AURORA

Piney Creek Hollow Park | 7:30 AM

Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with a fun and festive run that’s as much about the spirit of the holiday as it is about the finish line! Whether you’re running, walking or just along for the ride, this 5K/10K/13.1 is the perfect way to enjoy the day with friends, family and fellow revelers.

MARCH 21ST

Veros Open House

Veros Health, 6801 S Yosemite St, Centennial, CO 80112 | 10:00 AM

Veros Health invites the community to a special Open House focused on Hereditary Angioedema (HAE), a rare genetic condition. The event includes free screenings, complimentary genetic testing opportunities and educational resources. Enjoy food, music and the chance to meet the Veros Health team while learning how your immune system plays a central role in overall health. All are welcome.

MARCH 25TH

Beautiful Face and Body Wellness Open House

7853 E Arapahoe Ct Ste 3200, Centennial, CO 80112 | 5:00 PM

Join us for an afternoon of connection, education and self-care as you explore their full range of services, including wellness treatments and GLP options. Meet the team, ask questions and learn how personalized care can support your health and confidence inside and out.

Want to be featured?

DISCOVER A BETTER WAY TO BUY A CAR

SKIP THE DEALERSHIP

Our friendly, expert auto brokers will help you get the right new or used vehicle, at the best price, in the simplest way possible.

FIRST CLASS SERVICE

Jeff Snyder and Aimee Ferris are here to provide personalized automotive guidance throughout the entire process to save you time and eliminate stress.

ANY NEW OR USED CAR

At Centennial, you have a variety of new and used vehicles at your fingertips. We lease and sell all makes and models so you don’t have to hop between dealerships.

Get great service & great rates.

We are always here with Good Neighbor service, but I’m also here with surprisingly great rates for everyone. Call me for a quote to see how much you can save. You might be surprised and even gain better protection than you currently have!

Damy R Anderson, Agent | ChFC® CLU® RICP®

Serving you in two convenient locations: Mon - Fri 8:30 - 5:00 (After Hours By Appointment)

12201 E Arapahoe Rd Ste A7

Centennial, CO 80112

303-770-3061

www.wehelpdenver.com

7450 S Gartrell Rd Ste A7 Aurora, CO 80016

303-779-4848

At CRT Management, we handle every detail—from tenant relationships to emergency repairs—so you don’t have to.

Whether you own a single rental or a portfolio of properties, our dedicated team works to maximize your returns while minimizing your effort.

Experience stress-free property ownership today. CRT Management is here to help. www.crtmanage.com | +720-720-7384 | info@crtmanage.com

STAY CONNECTED TO YOUR COMMUNITY

FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM

Design