Quick Guide to a Minneapolis Exterior Home Makeover

Spring in the Twin Cities - it's a great time to make some changes and refresh your life, right? But it's also the perfect time to give your home a fresh, new look. This time of year we see people out working in their yards, putting in new landscaping. Or ...

Small Exterior Changes You Can Make to Your Home that Create a Big Impact

When it comes to changing the things around your home, it is important to think about what changes are going to make the biggest impact. Even the smallest changes are going to really make the home stand out and provide a look you want and need from a house. You ...

Is Spring the Best Time to Have Your Minneapolis Home Remodeled?

Yes, the end of another Minnesota winter is in sight. With warmer weather and lots of rain in the forecast for next week, it seems we are finally moving into spring. For many homeowners around the Twin Cities, that means two things: spring cleaning, and exterior remodeling. Spring cleaning often ...

Unhappy with your Home? Remodeling Your Home Might Be the Answer Instead of Moving

Have you been thinking about putting your house on the market because you're dissatisfied with it? Often when we talk to homeowners here in the Minneapolis area we find that one of the reasons they have chosen to do some exterior remodeling is they just are tired of the way ...

Take Care of Your Minneapolis Area Home This Winter: Deal with Window Condensation and Door Frame Frost

With this weather, we're getting lots of calls because of condensation on window and door glass as well as frost around the frames. Winter in the Twin Cities is definitely not over, and if the forecast for this week is any indication, this may be an issue for awhile. Those ...

Throwback Thursday: The Lowdown on Winter Window Condensation

Now that it's winter here in the Twin Cities, homeowners all around the metro are experiencing the dreaded window condensation! Do your windows look like this on the inside of your house? DO NOT BE ALARMED. You probably don't need new windows, and there is likely not a problem with ...