Specialties
Perfect Edge Finishcrafters offers a variety of building finish services. We specialize in remodeling, restoration/historic preservation, color consultation, painting, decorative finishes, murals, concrete refinishing/staining, epoxy floors, finish carpentry, cabinet installation, flooring, tile and more. Based in Fort Collins, we offer service to the Front Range and surrounding areas. Knowledgeable in color theory, we offer color consultation for painting as well as other projects such as roofing, siding, carpet, etc. Our work ranges from basic repaints to custom artisan finishes to full remodeling or home and furniture restoration for both residential and commercial properties. We are a local business dedicated to craftsmanship and environmental responsibility.
History
Established in 2011.
Perfect Edge Finishcrafters is a home aesthetics business, a unique mixture of all finish trades. Knowledgeable contractor with over 10 years experience. Operating in the Front Range for 8+ years and previously worked in restorations in the Midwest. My education is in Graphic Design and illustration at Indiana University and Rocky Mountain College of Art & Design.
Meet the Business Owner: Joshua C.
I have always had a very detail-oriented nature. I spent my youth around tradework and learned a variety of skills growing up. My background is in art; I studied Graphic Design and Illustration at Indiana University and at Rocky Mountain College of Art & Design. Through college I continued to work as a painting contractor and carpenter. Realizing that I couldn't fit my skill set into a single trade name, I began to focus on the "finishcraft" as I call it; all trades involving the final aesthetic of building. I enjoy the entire process of the work, from the design to the execution and the opportunities it gives me to continue doing different things. I always enjoy the transformation with my clients as their properties take on a new look. I'm proud to say an important value to me is the awareness of my business's environmental impact, and constantly working on ways to reduce material use and re-use when possible.