General Contractors Near Minneapolis

A bathroom remodel project in an early 1900's home that included gutting the existing bathroom and replacing all fixtures and finishes to create a minimalistic modern design.

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Some projects start with a vision, and this one started with a flood, when a dishwasher leak destroyed the kitchen and cascaded into the basement, gutting two floors of a 1930s Minneapolis home. What could have been a straightforward insurance rebuild became something far more intentional, because our clients, a music producer and his family, had always wanted more from this house than it was giving them, and the loss became the opening to finally get it. We stripped the kitchen back to the studs and rebuilt it from the ground up as a fully custom kitchen remodel, beginning with dark hunter-green cabinetry that makes a statement. Unlacquered brass hardware runs throughout the space, intentionally selected for its ability to naturally develop a rich patina over time. A full-height ceramic tile backsplash behind the range and sink adds texture and pattern against the deep green cabinetry. Overhead, a vintage brass chandelier was carefully sourced and fully restored, serving as a striking focal point, while custom arched millwork echoes the home’s original 1930s architecture. The focal point of this Minneapolis renovation is the basement, where our client, a professional music producer, had amassed a collection of 50,000 vinyl records without a dedicated space to properly store or produce music. We designed and built a custom music production room from the ground up to address both needs, incorporating floor-to-ceiling built-in cubbies—more than 50 in total—engineered specifically for vinyl storage and spanning every wall of the space. Because the room needed to function as a working studio rather than simply a display space, we installed specialized acoustic insulation throughout, carefully selected to enhance sound quality for music production rather than simply minimize noise transfer to the rest of the home. A space that didn’t exist a year ago is now the true heart of the home.

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This screened porch addition gives an existing Minneapolis home a new way to enjoy the outdoors without leaving the comforts of home behind. Elevated on steel posts above grade, the porch is framed in warm cedar with full screening on three sides, keeping the space light, airy, and bug-free through the warmer months. French doors connect directly to the interior, and the roofline picks up the same pitch and character as the home's original gable, so the addition reads as part of the house rather than an afterthought. A cedar-topped railing and simple stair access tie the new space back down to the yard, making it as easy to step outside as it is to settle in.

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A whole-home renovation in Edina, Minnesota that reimagines a classic cottage with a fresh, livable take on cottagecore style. The kitchen anchors the home with a black-and-white checkerboard floor, custom wood island, sage green cabinetry, brass hardware, and a statement wood range hood. A moody, dark green library with a wood-burning fireplace offers a cozy retreat, while a light-filled sunroom furnished with rattan chairs and garden views brings the outdoors in. Board-and-batten walls, a classic brick fireplace, vintage-inspired lighting, and a cheerful red front door carry the charm through the dining room, entry, and staircase. Custom millwork and curated vintage details balance old-world character with everyday function throughout this Edina, MN remodel by construction2style.

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Not only were we able to fix the soft spot in this porch but we added Trex Decking with hidden fasteners to give it a great look and make it last a lifetime

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