Meet Casey Grimes | Home Remodel Contractor

We had the good fortune of connecting with Casey Grimes and we’ve shared our conversation below.

Hi Casey, what role has risk played in your life or career?
I think risks come in various shapes and sizes – I risk a small piece of my health by eating ice cream; I risk my life every time I drive my car; I risk a little money when I buy stocks; I risk a steady paycheck by opening my own business.

Risk-taking is an essential part of growth, both personally and professionally. In my career as a residential remodeler, I’ve learned that success often comes from stepping outside of my comfort zone and making decisions that aren’t guaranteed to succeed. The key for me has always been taking calculated risks – assessing the potential rewards against the possible downsides and making informed choices that align with my long-term goals.

Starting and growing my business was a significant leap of faith. I left the security of working at my office job to build something of my own, knowing that I was taking on the responsibility of not only my success, but also the satisfaction of my clients. It was a risk I felt was worth taking, because it allowed me to pursue my passion for creating spaces where people feel truly at home.

In my personal life, risks have played an equally vital role. Whether it’s investing in real estate, choosing to build our own home, or navigating the challenges of balancing family and work, I’ve found that the most rewarding moments come when I trust myself, take a chance, and put in the effort to make it work.

For me, risk-taking isn’t about being reckless—it’s about embracing uncertainty as an opportunity for growth. The lessons I’ve learned from every risk I’ve taken, successful or not, have been invaluable in shaping who I am today.

What should our readers know about your business?
At Grimes Home Concepts, we specialize in creating custom residential remodels that transform houses into homes that truly reflect our clients’ lifestyles and personalities. What sets us apart is our focus on building not just spaces but relationships. We approach every project with integrity, continuous improvement, and a commitment to making the process as fun and stress-free as possible for our clients.

What I’m most proud of is the trust our clients place in us. Remodeling a home is deeply personal, and I’m honored when clients allow us to bring their vision to life. I’m also excited about the growth our business is experiencing and the potential to expand into new opportunities.

Getting to where we are today hasn’t been easy. When I started, I was the only employee, performing about 75% of the work myself. Managing projects, building a trusted network of subcontractors, and balancing the financial ups and downs of running a small business was challenging. But those experiences taught me resilience and the importance of focusing on what I can control.

One of the biggest lessons I’ve learned is that success comes from building strong systems and surrounding myself with great people, tradespeople and clients alike. I’ve also learned to lean into my core values: integrity, continuous improvement, and keeping things fun. They keep me grounded and help shape how I approach both business and life.

If there’s one thing I’d like the world to know about Grimes Home Concepts, it’s that we care deeply about creating spaces that matter. Whether it’s a dream kitchen, a refreshed living space, or a full home renovation, we’re here to make the process smooth, enjoyable, and aligned with each client’s unique vision.

If you had a friend visiting you, what are some of the local spots you’d want to take them around to?
Day 1
Breakfast at Snooze.
Denver Art Museum or walk through the RiNo Art District.
Dinner at Root Down, which has great ambiance.

Day 2
Hike at Chautauqua Park to see the Flatirons.
Lunch at The Kitchen.
Walk along Pearl Street Mall and shop for unique gifts.
Dinner at The Sink.

Day 3
Take a day trip to Rocky Mountain National Park – drive the Trail Ridge Road hike trails like Bear Lake or Emerald Lake.
Have a picnic lunch on the hike.
Dinner in Estes Park at Bird & Jim.

Day 4
Tour Union Station and breakfast at Fox and the Hen. Explore the station’s history and shops.
Walk the 16th Street Mall and visit Coors Field for a Rockies game if it’s baseball season.
Dinner at Guard and Grace steakhouse.

Day 5
Hike at Red Rocks Amphitheater.
Lunch at Sherpa House in Golden.
Explore Golden and tour the Coors Brewery.
Dinner in Morrison at Hungry Goat.

Day 6
Breakfast burritos at Bonfire Burrito’s in Golden.
Brewery tour at Great Divide Brewing Co. and Odell Brewing in RiNo.
Lunch at Denver Central Market.
Dinner at Acorn and late-night live music at Ophelia’s Electric Soapbox.

Day 7
Coffee and pastries at Little Owl Coffee.
Walk local shops.
Visit the Denver Botanic Gardens or Denver Zoo for a peaceful afternoon.
Dinner at The Wolf’s Tailor.

Who else deserves some credit and recognition?
If there’s one person who deserves a massive shoutout in my story, it’s my wife, Libby. She has been my rock through every high and low, supporting me in ways both big and small. Starting and running a business is not an easy journey – it comes with long hours, moments of uncertainty, and plenty of challenges. Through it all, Libby’s been my biggest cheerleader, my sounding board, and often the voice of reason when I need perspective.

Her love and encouragement give me the confidence to take risks and pursue ambitious goals. At home, she keeps everything running smoothly, creating an environment where I can focus on growing the business without losing sight of what matters most – our family. I couldn’t do this without her.

This shoutout is also for the countless moments she’s sacrificed to help me chase my dreams. Libby doesn’t just support me; she believes in me even when I’ve doubted myself. For that, and so much more, I’m so grateful.

Website: https://www.grimeshomeconcepts.com

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