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Basements and additions in Minnesota involve making room for how you want to use your home. A basement project focuses on space below the main living area. An addition creates more space attached to the home. For a homeowner, the starting point is deciding what that space needs to do. You can then ask kitchen remodelers offering this service how your plans fit with the other changes you have in mind.
There are 290 kitchen remodelers in this directory offering basements and additions. Minneapolis has 27, followed by St Paul with 12 and Lakeville with 9. Woodbury has 8. Blaine, Elk River, Burnsville and Minnetonka each have 7, while Chaska and Plymouth each have 6. These city counts give you places to begin comparing businesses and asking about service coverage.
FBC Remodel in St Louis Park offers design-build renovations covering kitchens, bathrooms, basements, whole homes and additions. It has a 4.7 rating from 122 reviews. Innovative Building & Design, LLC in Blaine handles kitchen, bathroom and basement remodeling alongside roofing and storm damage restoration. It has a 4.8 rating from 161 reviews. Iron River Construction handles interior remodeling, roofing and exterior improvements across Chaska and the Minneapolis west metro. It has a 4.8 rating from 231 reviews.
Questions about basements and additions in Minnesota
How do I find businesses offering basements and additions near my Minnesota home?
Start with your city and nearby communities, then ask each business about coverage for your address. Minneapolis has 27 businesses offering this service, St Paul has 12 and Lakeville has 9. A business's location gives you a starting point for that conversation.
Which businesses handle basement remodeling or additions alongside kitchens?
FBC Remodel in St Louis Park offers design-build renovations encompassing kitchens, bathrooms, basements, whole homes and additions. Innovative Building & Design, LLC in Blaine handles kitchen, bathroom and basement remodeling. Ask each business how your particular project fits the work it handles.
What should I ask before discussing my basement or addition project?
Explain how you want to use the space and which parts of your home you want to change. Ask about experience with that kind of project, what the proposed work would include and who would coordinate it. If kitchen changes are also involved, ask how those plans would be addressed together.
Kitchen Remodelers that offer basements and additions