"Build Better Together — Inspiring Spaces made with craftmanship and Artistry"
At Fernhill, we bring craftsmanship and precision to every project, transforming visions into enduring spaces. With a focus on seamless collaboration, intentional design, and expert execution, we build homes that are as functional as they are beautiful. Let’s create something exceptional together.
Exceptional homes start with expert craftsmanship and a thoughtful approach. At Fernhill Construction, we specialize in large-scale remodels and custom new builds in the greater Boulder and Denver area, working closely with architects and homeowners to bring ambitious projects to life. Our focus on precision, collaboration, and enduring quality ensures that every space we build is both beautiful and highly functional. Whether transforming an existing home or creating something entirely new, we’re committed to delivering a seamless construction experience and a lasting result.
Services
New Build
Designing innovative, functional commercial spaces that enhance business productivity and create memorable experiences.
New Build
Designing innovative, functional commercial spaces that enhance business productivity and create memorable experiences.
New Build
Designing innovative, functional commercial spaces that enhance business productivity and create memorable experiences.
Remodel
Creating versatile, adaptable spaces that seamlessly integrate various functions, catering to diverse needs and activities.
Remodel
Creating versatile, adaptable spaces that seamlessly integrate various functions, catering to diverse needs and activities.
Remodel
Creating versatile, adaptable spaces that seamlessly integrate various functions, catering to diverse needs and activities.
Consult
Crafting personalized, sustainable homes that blend comfort, style, and functionality for modern living.
Consult
Crafting personalized, sustainable homes that blend comfort, style, and functionality for modern living.
Consult
Crafting personalized, sustainable homes that blend comfort, style, and functionality for modern living.
Projects
240+
Delivering versatile construction solutions that highlight our expert craftsmanship and innovative creativity.
Clients
150+
Building strong relationships through trust, collaboration, and exceptional service.
Happy Clients
100%
Client satisfaction is our top priority, reflected in glowing reviews.
Commitment
110%
Going above and beyond to exceed expectations in every project.
Projects
240+
Delivering versatile construction solutions that highlight our expert craftsmanship and innovative creativity.
Clients
150+
Building strong relationships through trust, collaboration, and exceptional service.
Happy Clients
100%
Client satisfaction is our top priority, reflected in glowing reviews.
Commitment
110%
Going above and beyond to exceed expectations in every project.
Projects
240+
Delivering versatile construction solutions that highlight our expert craftsmanship and innovative creativity.
Clients
150+
Building strong relationships through trust, collaboration, and exceptional service.
Happy Clients
100%
Client satisfaction is our top priority, reflected in glowing reviews.
Commitment
110%
Going above and beyond to exceed expectations in every project.
Meet Alex Molkentin, a Boulder Custom Home Builder Focused on Discipline, Craft, and Accountability If you’re searching for a custom home builder in Boulder, Colorado, you’re not just looking for someone who can assemble materials. You’re looking for someone you can trust with your time, your investment, and your vision. My name is Alex Molkentin. I’m a builder and the owner of Fernhill. And Fernhill exists for a very specific reason.
Meet Alex Molkentin, a Boulder Custom Home Builder Focused on Discipline, Craft, and Accountability If you’re searching for a custom home builder in Boulder, Colorado, you’re not just looking for someone who can assemble materials. You’re looking for someone you can trust with your time, your investment, and your vision. My name is Alex Molkentin. I’m a builder and the owner of Fernhill. And Fernhill exists for a very specific reason.
When I started the podcast, I didn’t set out to build an audience or create “content.” I wanted to create space for conversations that were already happening quietly, between builders, architects, designers, and owners - about what actually works, what doesn’t, and why so much of residential construction feels harder than it needs to be. A year in, what surprised me most wasn’t how informative or enjoyable those conversations were. It was how often I walked away from an episode and immediately opened my business journal. Nearly every conversation challenged me to think more deeply about the industry, the way we structure teams, how trust is built, and what kind of work I actually want to be doing. These aren’t lessons tied to individual episodes. They’re patterns, principles that showed up repeatedly, from different perspectives, across different conversations.
When I started the podcast, I didn’t set out to build an audience or create “content.” I wanted to create space for conversations that were already happening quietly, between builders, architects, designers, and owners - about what actually works, what doesn’t, and why so much of residential construction feels harder than it needs to be. A year in, what surprised me most wasn’t how informative or enjoyable those conversations were. It was how often I walked away from an episode and immediately opened my business journal. Nearly every conversation challenged me to think more deeply about the industry, the way we structure teams, how trust is built, and what kind of work I actually want to be doing. These aren’t lessons tied to individual episodes. They’re patterns, principles that showed up repeatedly, from different perspectives, across different conversations.
As the holiday season approaches, I find myself doing what I try to do every year around this time—slow down for a moment. Not for work, not for deadlines, not for the next project waiting in pre-construction, but to simply take a breath and look around at everything we’ve been a part of this year. And what always comes into focus first isn’t the buildings. It’s the people. It’s easy in our industry to get lost in the schedules, the logistics, the budgets, and the details. But at the end of the day, our work isn’t just about structures—it’s about the humans who shape them, the clients who dream them, and the teams who bring them to life. That realization has been at the heart of Fernhill from the beginning, and this year, it feels more important than ever.
As the holiday season approaches, I find myself doing what I try to do every year around this time—slow down for a moment. Not for work, not for deadlines, not for the next project waiting in pre-construction, but to simply take a breath and look around at everything we’ve been a part of this year. And what always comes into focus first isn’t the buildings. It’s the people. It’s easy in our industry to get lost in the schedules, the logistics, the budgets, and the details. But at the end of the day, our work isn’t just about structures—it’s about the humans who shape them, the clients who dream them, and the teams who bring them to life. That realization has been at the heart of Fernhill from the beginning, and this year, it feels more important than ever.
Meet Alex Molkentin, a Boulder Custom Home Builder Focused on Discipline, Craft, and Accountability If you’re searching for a custom home builder in Boulder, Colorado, you’re not just looking for someone who can assemble materials. You’re looking for someone you can trust with your time, your investment, and your vision. My name is Alex Molkentin. I’m a builder and the owner of Fernhill. And Fernhill exists for a very specific reason.
When I started the podcast, I didn’t set out to build an audience or create “content.” I wanted to create space for conversations that were already happening quietly, between builders, architects, designers, and owners - about what actually works, what doesn’t, and why so much of residential construction feels harder than it needs to be. A year in, what surprised me most wasn’t how informative or enjoyable those conversations were. It was how often I walked away from an episode and immediately opened my business journal. Nearly every conversation challenged me to think more deeply about the industry, the way we structure teams, how trust is built, and what kind of work I actually want to be doing. These aren’t lessons tied to individual episodes. They’re patterns, principles that showed up repeatedly, from different perspectives, across different conversations.