Since 1993, HBF has brought together Colorado’s homebuilding and construction community to provide accessibility modifications for individuals and families with disabilities.
Last Friday, four members of the Higgins, Hopkins, McLain & Roswell team traded briefs, depositions, and construction litigation files for lumber, drills, and a day on a jobsite.
HHMR attorneys Ricky Nolen, Amanda Tynan, Kyle Thompson, and Tanner Davis participated in the Home Builders Foundation’s 2026 Blitz Build, helping construct an accessibility ramp for Andrea, a Denver-area resident whose mobility challenges had made something most of us take for granted extraordinarily difficult: leaving her own home independently.
The day after the build, the volunteers received an e-mail from HBF’s Terrina Reiber with an unusual request: set an alarm for 10:00 the next morning.
At 10:00 on a Saturday, she explained, they might be running errands, meeting a friend, or simply deciding what to do with the day.
When the alarm went off, she asked them to think about Andrea.
Because Andrea could now make that same choice.