Working in Minneapolis
City work needs a contractor who has met a hundred-year-old house before. We have.
Minneapolis housing stock is mostly pre-war — bungalows and four-squares with lath and plaster instead of drywall, original wood that is usually worth saving, and bathrooms that were fitted into rooms never designed for them. None of that is a problem, but all of it changes the sequence and the price, and a contractor who quotes it like a new build will be back asking for more money.
What we get called for here
Plaster walls repaired or replaced properly rather than patched over
Original hardwood sanded back and resealed instead of covered up
Small city bathrooms reworked to gain usable floor space
Water damage in Minneapolis
Pre-war houses take on water differently. Lath and plaster holds moisture longer than drywall and can come away from the lath once it is soaked, old galvanized supply lines fail from the inside, and ice dams form where attics were never insulated to modern levels. We open only as much as the readings say, then repair the plaster or replace it, room by room.
Every service, in Minneapolis
Water damage restoration
Water out, dried to measured readings, and the room rebuilt.
See the detailFire & smoke damage
Tear-out, smoke and odor, and the rebuild that follows.
See the detailKitchen remodeling
Cabinetry, countertops, tile and the trades that go with them.
See the detailBathroom remodeling
Vanities, tiled showers, and the waterproofing behind them.
See the detailCabinet installation
Kitchen cabinets and vanities, set level and square.
See the detailFlooring
LVP, hardwood, tile and carpet — including the subfloor.
See the detailPainting, drywall, whole-home remodeling and commercial build-outs →
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Working in Minneapolis?
Tell us the room and what is wrong with it. We will come and look, and put the price in writing.