Explore Minnesota kitchen remodelers, compare services stated on their websites, and prepare questions for your first call.
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Since 1955, Minnesota Rusco has offered home remodeling from New Hope, including windows, bathrooms, siding, kitchen restyling, doors, and roofing. It serves the Greater Twin Cities, Brainerd Lakes,…
Mad City Windows & Baths of Minneapolis offers window replacement, bathroom remodeling, and kitchen refacing for Minneapolis-area homeowners, with this location in Roseville. The family-owned company began in…
Based in New Hope, TWS Remodeling handles kitchen and bathroom renovations alongside windows, roofing, siding, doors and decks. Kitchen projects range from cabinet refacing to complete remodels with…
In New Brighton, Mad City Windows & Baths of Minnesota combines window replacement, bathroom remodeling and kitchen cabinet refacing. The family-owned and operated company began in 1998. Its…
Cabinet refacing is the focus of Mad City Windows & Baths’ kitchen remodeling in Duluth. Homeowners can choose colors, finishes and hardware to refresh an existing kitchen without…
Based on Coon Rapids Boulevard, ABC Exteriors & Interiors handles interior renovations and exterior improvements across the Twin Cities. Its remodeling services include kitchens, bathrooms, basements and whole-home…
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We gather listings from public Google business records and each business's own website.
A person checks every claim against what the business states on its own website.
An attribute receives a yes only when the business's own website states it; otherwise, we mark it not enough info.
Owners can email hello@minnesotakitchenremodelers.com with corrections and supporting information from their business website.
We gather listings from public Google business records and each business's own website. A person checks every claim. For service and business attributes, we look for a statement on the business's own site before marking yes. That includes kitchen remodels, cabinets, design service, and other listed details. Basic listings are free. Featured and premium placements are paid and marked, so you can identify those placements while comparing businesses.
Not enough info means the business's own website does not state the attribute clearly enough for a yes. It leaves the question open for your conversation with the business. Owners can request a correction at hello@minnesotakitchenremodelers.com. Include the listing details, the requested change, and the page on the business website that supports the claim.
Owners can claim a listing to correct details or add photos. A person checks every claim. Published by Zwings LLC.
Choosing a kitchen remodeler in Minnesota starts with a clear description of your project and a careful look at what each business says it offers. Use the directory to find possible matches, then speak with the businesses directly. Bring the same project description to each conversation so their answers are easier to compare. Keep notes on the proposed work, materials, responsibilities, and anything that still needs an answer before you agree to proceed.
Explain what you want to change and what you hope to keep. Mention cabinets, countertops, and any interest in custom cabinetry or cabinet refacing. Say if you need design service or want to discuss bathrooms, basements, or additions alongside the kitchen. Ask which parts of that work the business offers and what information it needs to prepare a written quote.
A yes in the services grid means the business's own website states that service or trait. Not enough info means its website does not say enough to confirm it. Ask the business directly about any unanswered item that matters to your project. The same reading applies to showroom access, financing, free estimates, written warranty, and statements about being licensed and insured.
Ask who will be your contact and who will handle the work described in the quote. Discuss material selection, ordering responsibilities, and how changes will be recorded. Ask how the business plans to handle access to your home and cleanup. If it offers a written warranty, request the terms. Have the business explain payment terms and any exclusions before you sign.
The Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry says an individual or company contracting directly with a residential property owner to provide work in more than one special skill must be licensed. Ask the business about its license and confirm the details before hiring. The directory does not check licenses or insurance.
If your project includes digging, Gopher State One Call is Minnesota's one call notification system. Call 811 before you dig. Raise that question when discussing any part of the proposed work that involves digging.
Read each quote against the same project description. Look for the work included, materials specified, design responsibilities, and exclusions. Ask for clarification when a description leaves room for different interpretations. Check how the quote addresses changes, payment terms, and any written warranty. If the proposed scopes differ, ask each business to explain the difference so you can compare what each agreement would cover.
Minnesota Kitchen Remodelers includes 676 listings, with 72 city pages and 39 small-town pages. Browse by location, compare the stated services, and contact businesses directly to confirm that they serve your address and handle your project.
A yes means the business's own website states that service or trait. A person checks every claim. Ask the business to confirm how that service applies to your project, including the work it would include in a written quote.
It means the business's own website does not provide enough information to mark that attribute yes. You can ask the business directly. Owners can email hello@minnesotakitchenremodelers.com with a correction and a supporting page from their business website.
Basic listings are free. Featured and premium placements are paid and marked. Zwings LLC does not take payment for ratings. Compare the listed services and speak with businesses directly when deciding whom to hire.
The directory does not check licenses or insurance. A yes for licensed and insured means the business's own website states it. Confirm those details directly with the business before hiring.
Yes. The directory includes 237 listings confirming cabinets, 128 confirming custom cabinetry, 51 confirming cabinet refacing, and 360 confirming design service on their own websites. Ask each business which services fit the changes you want to make.