I had some siding replaced and they did a fantastic job! Wonderful, friendly crew and project…read moremanager! They were able to source the same siding for my house (which was built in 1997). Excellent communication throughout the entire project! Highly recommend this company. :)

Update: Adding a 10th MN building code violation as of 3/22/22. Left a rotting window frame in…read moreplace. My new contractor is ordering a new window. I'm updating my review of Donnelly Stucco to include the recently uncovered 9 Minnesota building code violations. I've hired a new reputable contractor to examine everything Donnelly has touched. On day 4 and 5 of their examination of Donnelly's incompetence and deceit they found these 9 Minnesota building code violations in a 12' x 8' area (I'm betting a Guinness Book of World Records) : 1. King stud not anchored to header 2. Rotting rim board not replaced 3. Split the header - A BIG NO, NO - caused my upstairs floor to sage 4. Rotting studs not replaced 5. Used both Kraft faced insulation and poly sheathing on inside as a vapor barrier, creating moisture to not dissipate, causing mold 6. Rotting sill plate not replaced 7. Double top plate has stacked seams - code says 2 feet separation of seams 8. Insulation cut too short and missing insulation - creating frost pockets 9. Notched studs which corrupt the integrity of the studs - the correct procedure is to drill holes in the studs to run the electrical wires 10. Left a rotting window frame in place. This is directly above the 12' X 8' area with 9 MN building code violations. This whole area was supposedly remediated by Donnelly. My current construction company said they couldn't have missed it. I've had six workers here for 4 days fixing this area. In addition to remediating all the building code violations, they are fixing the sagging bedroom floor. You can imagine with all these violations in one area, a complete reframe had to be done. Donnelly Stucco is also guilty of an ethics violation. Donnelly Stucco lied to the Eden Prairie Inspectors. Donnelly told the inspectors they only replaced the sheathing in this area. So, there was no need to open the sheathing they had used an overabundance of nails to seal and look inside. This company's level of deceit and deception knows no bounds. Their electrician even cancelled his permit and got his $75 permit money back from the state. I found this out by calling the Department of Labor and Industry and asking why an electrical inspector had never shown up to inspect his work. The most troubling part of all this, is the damage Donnelly has done to my family's health and happiness. My two daughters were both residing at home before Donnelly's deceitful work here. My older daughter suffers from Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (CIRS) due to toxic mold exposure. We found out about our mold problem because of her health and eventual discovery there was mold behind our stucco walls. In the process of removing the stucco from the back of my house, Donnelly ripped the stove vent cover from the house and tossed it aside. I immediately realized it was off when I could feel a cold freeze coming from my stove.  I had just paid $10,000 plus dollars having my inside house remediated for mold, so having a strong air flow from the outside near an area of rotting wood was the LAST THING I NEEDED!!! I immediately texted Bob (the "un" project manager) and told him to have his workers reattach the cover ASAP.  In the meantime, I stuffed towels in the vent.  A WEEK LATER I REALIZED THE VENT WAS STILL NOT ATTACHED!!! I had to rely on Terry (Eden Prairie home inspector) to get the Donnelly workers to put it back on. Bob never reached out to his workers. Because of Donnelly's deceit, greed, incompetence... my daughters were forced to move into an apartment nearby. I should not be living here either but I am trying desperately to lessen the toxic mold level here, so my daughters can safely come home. These weasels put a lien on my home because I refused to pay the final invoice until this area of 9 building code violations was opened and inspected. While the supposed inspector, Kevin was out with COVID, Thomas Bennett of Donnelly Stucco talked Kevin Schmieg, head building official for Eden Prairie Inspections Department into closing the permit. Review coming of the Eden Prairie Inspection Department. This department is a money maker for the city but homeowners are on their own concerning the integrity of repairs by their contractor. I filed a complaint with the Department of Labor and Industry. Their response was it's up to the Eden Prairie Inspectors to catch the Minnesota building code violations not them. The current address for this company listed on Yelp is incorrect. The correct address is 2832 Mounds View Blvd, Mounds View, MN 55112. I have requested Yelp to update with the correct address. Beware, this company also does business as Caliber Companies at the same address.

We have just performed some huge renovation on our home, which included replacing and removing…read morewindows. This left the house with huge holes in the stucco from 2'x1' wide to a whopping 5'x3' wide. Stephen Donnelly and company repaired and replaced the stucco to a perfect match. You cannot even tell it has been done. All the crew where polite and cleaned up there messes. Oh and the price was very affordable. I would highly recommend them for your stucco needs.

From the owner: Exterior Stucco and Eifs Specialists…read more Stephen Donnelly Company, Inc. is proud to be known as one of the largest contractors within the upper Midwest. While we are based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, our experience stretches across the mid-west as well as throughout the the southern U.S. SDC also services special clients on projects located in almost every corner of the U.S. The markets we currently serve include the retail, institutional/industrial, governmental, commercial, hotels, hospitals, schools, homes, dealerships, hospitality and churches. For nearly 30 years, we've been providing superior stucco and plaster services to both residential and commercial customers. It's a quality product that proves there is no substitute for industry experience and know-how. The appearance of your home or business is something to be proud of. Stephen Donnelly Company understands this and is committed to providing stucco, re-stucco, and plaster services that not only meets your needs, but exceeds your expectations.

I had a major 10 foot crack in my stucco. I should have had it repaired a few years ago and was…read moreworried that I had caused even more damage by my delay. I contacted Foley Exteriors and set up an estimate. Patrick came out and I was very impressed by him: professional, respectful, friendly, knowledgeable, etc. 1st: his Grandfather started the company in 1910, so it truly is a family owned company. I had researched questions to ask and actually had a full page of them. Patrick patiently and thoroughly answered each and every one. I also was relieved to learn that he doesn't sub-contract out and some of his crew have been w/ him for several years. I did go w/ his company and am so impressed w/ the work they did. They checked behind the crack to make sure more damage wasn't done, fixed the crack, re-stuccoed (if that's a word), caulked, painted, etc. As I said, I am so impressed: you can't even tell that a repair was done there! I am thrilled! Also, they totally cleaned up everything, how refreshing! I did read the reviews about Patrick not getting back to people. Yes, he needs to improve w/ this: I did have to contact him a couple of times to check on scheduling, etc. Once I did, he did get back to me w/ in 24 hours, so for me it wasn't a big deal. Therefore, I have no qualms about leaving an excellent review for Patrick and his company. I only wish he was a general contractor so they could do any/ all house repairs that may come up! Excellent job!

Called for an estimate in Sept. Patrick said he'd stop over sometime when his kids didn't have…read moresoccer practice. He never showed up. Called again in November. He said he'd come out that week. It is now mid December, and no one has come, called, or emailed me. It makes me wonder if they are really still in business, or if they should be. Look elsewhere.

We had the exterior of our house painted by Paris Painting in 2022, and our 3-year warranty with…read morethem just ended. If you need something painted ASAP, they will get the job done, but if you want it done well I'd recommend finding one of the other well-rated painting businesses in town (they often have waitlists in the 1-3 year length!). We had purchased a home that was overdue for painting, so we had to get it done in 2022, and they did an adequate job at the time. Like other reviews have mentioned, Paris isn't a very detail-oriented company. The workers who were sent out to prep our house didn't know it had lead paint, so had to be reminded to take precautions with laying dropcloths, wearing masks, etc. (This happened essentially every time we had someone out to work on the house over the three years we've worked with them.) People have repeatedly come into our yard without warning to look at the site, one time leaving our gate open so our dog escaped. During the main work, the project manager was rarely on site. Hardware was put back on our house upside down (house numbers and shutter hardware). Workers often didn't know which colors went where. Once the paint was "finished" we had to call them back once if not twice to have someone come out and catch places that were not fully painted. But by the time they were finished in 2022 the house looked good! In 2023 the house still looked okay, but by 2024 the paint had begun to bubble and peel, mostly because the prep had not been done sufficiently. We had Paris out to look at the house in 2024 and they did a little bit of touch-up, but only in the very specific places I pointed out, and even missing a few of those. The places I pointed out were supposed to be examples of the overall issues. In 2025, with our warranty running out, we had them back out to do the touchups. Again the first time workers came out, they only addressed a few of the specific places I had highlighted, even though the majority of every exterior wall was peeling and needed work. Eventually I took 20+ photos of the most egregious issues and those were addressed. I can't remember how many times we've had someone out this season. We weren't fully satisfied by the final visit, but decided we'd had enough of dealing with them. I'm sure we'll continue finding issues-- we recently discovered that workers caulked our garage attic access door shut (?!) without us asking them to, so that had to be cut open again and damaged the paint once again. Basically, if you hire Paris, be prepared to serve as your own project manager. Without our repeated follow-ups the work would have been a 1-star or 2-star quality. As it is, I'd rate the experience as "okay."

We required both exterior wooden trim, soffit, and fascia repair & repainting on our stucco garage,…read moreand wooden trim window and awning repair & repainting on our stucco house. Our painting crew and crew chief Tony, and our carpenter Toby, were helpful and meticulous in ensuring everything was repaired, primed, and repainted to our satisfaction. Toby even showed us how to internally disassemble the exterior sliding-door storm windows we have on a back sunroom, so that in the future I can better monitor and touch-up the external windowsill and vertical frame paint to prevent the need for window replacements over the next decade. The painting team's semi-gloss paint brand was matched well to our metal trim color and designed to guard against the Minnesota elements, while Toby's cedar woodwork was solid and precise -- so we're optimistic that Paris' 3-year work-quality warranty won't be needed to call them back into action. We appreciated the comprehensive and detailed estimate they provided for their carpentry-repair and painting, and their willingness to ensure their work was good quality and capable of indefinitely maintaining our house windows' and garage trims' structural integrity.

Nelson did our stucco 10 years ago and it is falling off in places because it was not done…read moreproperly. I do not recommend them.

From the owner: W.E. Nelson Stucco Co. has been a leader in the Minnesota in the stucco & stone-related cladding…read moreindustry for over 100 years

During a bathroom renovation we discovered dry rot in the corner of our stucco house. We hired…read moreSmith Cole on a recommendation and couldn't have been happier with their work. They handled the carpentry, remediated the rot, corrected structural flaws that led to moisture infiltration and then matched our 100 year old stucco perfectly. The whole crew was great. Highly recommend!

From the owner: The look of your home can say a lot about you and your home's value. Our licensed stucco…read moreprofessionals at Superior Stucco Inc. install, modify, or repair any types of stucco systems to refresh your property. We are a full-service stucco contractor providing quality service to residential clients in the MN greater metro area and beyond. Our team of experts is dedicated to working with you to implement a solution that meets your needs. Get an estimate and call 952-381-5854 today.

Avoid this business at all costs. Harley Schwartz renamed his company to Twin Cities Stucco and…read morePlaster from his prior 2: His Stucco and Trowel Brothers. Harley was paid 50% down or $19,000 at the start of a project. He showed up for 2 hours, set up two sections of scaffolding then left. Harley subsequently said he could not do the work and pulled off the job. This is from July 2024. His last two companies His Stucco and Trowel Brothers also did the same based on other reviews. Harley and Izzy (or Elizabeth) Schwartz do not respond. Do not work with them or their businesses.

Harley and Joey did a great job for me. They were everything that negative review said about them…read more Rave reviews on the work they did. They were very timely and courteous. Price was very fair for the industry. Did some extra work that wasn't in the contract at no charge. I would highly recommend them to anyone that is looking for stucco work. I felt I was dealing with integrity from this company an you can't put a price tag on that. EXTREMELY PLEASED with the results and the experience of working with them. Paul R. Fridley, Mn.

After looking at proposals from several painters we settled on 360 Painting of Edina. Their bid to…read morepaint our home was neither the cheapest nor most expensive. What attracted us were the excellent reviews they had. Their two man crew was polite, attentive to detail, and responsive. However what was most important was they did an outstanding job. We highly recommend them!

We hired 360 Painting initially to paint the entire interior of our house before we moved in…read more Overall, the interior painting was great. A few minor things here and there, but with a large job in a house where the surfaces weren't well maintained by the previous owners, I was more than pleased. There was one room that was getting multiple colors and it was initially done incorrectly, but they fixed it right away and were so polite about the mistake. The manager on the job walked through with me when everything was finished and touched up any spots that needed it. We then contacted them to paint some areas in our old home we were selling, and to paint the entire exterior of the new home. I will say this: it is hard to pick a house color from a tiny swatch, but it looks great, and very much needed the refresh. One complaint: there was a bird nest on a light fixture that I was expecting would have been removed during painting to paint the siding behind it. But when the job was completed, the nest was still there. I asked the manager and the painter if they painted behind the nest, and the painter said yes, he moved it aside and used a brush. Well the next summer, the nest blew down and there is an outline of the nest in paint, similar to what you would see in a cartoon. Not the biggest deal, we can climb a ladder and slap some paint up there, but when I specifically asked, I now see he was not quite honest about that part. The birds rebuilt their nest in about a week anyways and they aren't bad tenants, so I haven't evicted them yet. Maybe next summer.