Jeff's Good Works
- Kitchen remodels
- Cabinets
- Also does bathrooms
Featured spots in Bemidji: 3 available, from $29 a month.See options
Cabinet selections in Bemidji connect with residential remodeling that reaches Beltrami, Hubbard and Cass counties. For customers considering kitchen remodelers in Minnesota, the 2 local businesses combine a materials showroom with contracting and home repairs. The Design Store Carpet One Floor & Home supplies cabinetry and finishes; Jeff's Good Works handles residential renovations.
The Design Store Carpet One Floor & Home combines custom cabinetry, countertops, flooring and home furnishings in Bemidji. Cabinet choices serve kitchens, bathrooms and other storage needs. Flooring includes carpet, luxury vinyl, hardwood, laminate and tile. Design service, financing and a written warranty are available. It has a 4.8 rating from 55 reviews.
Jeff's Good Works serves Bemidji and Beltrami, Hubbard and Cass counties. Kitchen, bathroom, basement and garage remodels sit alongside accessibility upgrades and major home repairs. The veteran-owned business has a 5.0 rating from 10 reviews.
Detroit Lakes, Grand Rapids, Moorhead, Fergus Falls and St Joseph have nearby city pages. In Bemidji, customers can compare cabinetry and flooring at The Design Store Carpet One Floor & Home or discuss kitchen changes within a broader home renovation with Jeff's Good Works.
The Design Store Carpet One Floor & Home offers a showroom, custom cabinetry and design service. Its flooring selection includes luxury vinyl, hardwood, laminate, tile and carpet.
Jeff's Good Works serves Bemidji and those counties with residential remodeling and home repairs. Its work includes kitchen, bathroom, basement and garage remodels.
Jeff's Good Works offers accessibility upgrades alongside kitchen remodeling and major home repairs. Its broader residential services also include bathroom, basement and garage renovations.
The Design Store Carpet One Floor & Home offers financing alongside cabinetry, flooring and home furnishings. It also provides design service, a showroom and a written warranty.
Yes, in most cases. Minnesota Statutes section 326B.805 says a residential remodeler must be licensed as a residential remodeler or residential building contractor by the commissioner, and the Department of Labor and Industry says anyone contracting with a homeowner for work in more than one special skill must be licensed.