Erotas Building Corp just had an AMAZING article published about them in Twin Cities Business…read moreMagazine! This company is about as good as they get!

From the owner: Erotas Custom Building is a Minnesota custom home building and remodeling company dedicated to…read morehelping you bring your dream home to life.

Lake Country Builders did an amazing job building our lake home. From the beginning of the project,…read morethey understood our vision and brought the perfect architect to the team to bring that vision to reality. The LCB team's expertise and dedication to the project were evident in every corner and detail of the house. They made what can be a stressful process relatively stress free and paired us with their in house interior designer that was a great fit for us and alleviated a lot of decisions. We absolutely love our new home and can't recommend them enough to anyone looking for a top-tier builder.

John Carey is an outstanding professional! He cares about your project, demonstrates urgency,…read morecommunicates consistently and is someone you can count on! Thanks so much!

I would give 2.5 stars to better reflect my experience with TC. It was a toss-up on any given day…read morewhether the work would be done well & correctly or poorly and in need of being redone. I had a lot of trust in D when I first met him, but by the end of the second project with TC, I wish I had hired another company. It ended with attorneys and many expensive re-dos of his work for me. It is infuriating to recall all the broken promises made to correct shoddy work, the gaslighting tactics used to avoid corrections, and being told to work out problems with the workmen myself. Both projects shared many of the same problems. While demolition was quick, which was great, the work lagged for 3/4 of a year each & STILL, all of the loose ends were never finished by final inspection or after, as promised. D had great ideas that often came to him after the contract was signed, but he would not write all of them up as a Change Order, which led to many misunderstandings, unauthorized work, and unexpected high costs. D provided guesstimates for time & materials that were shockingly way off. D said many times that if he wrote everything into the contract at the start, people would never sign with him. After the first contract, I told him not to do that to me again with the second contract, but he did. In fact, he never gave me a complete and signed contract for the second remodel. Between the two projects, I have been left with a nightmare of corrections/repairs/replacements ahead. The under-the-cabinet outlet strips supplied by TC have faulty factory wiring, per his own electrician. D was in the rm when this was discovered. I have to use my countertop appliances in two different rooms of the house + the garage. The city devalued my house by 5% due to the electrical problems with the outlets. My step-in tub, needed for my disability, was left with necessary work remaining to be safe and functioning properly. After D refused, a plumber arranged by the tub manufacturer helped me. However, there is a remaining leak problem under the tub into the kitchen. This was a result of poor design on D's part during the installation process. A large gap along the bottom of the tub allows water to run underneath & onto the kitchen ceiling. In another bathrm, a shower was installed. I told them I needed the threshold to be as low as possible. D said it would be 3 in. high. I said great. What I got was a threshold 3 in. on one side & 6 in. on the other. The first time in the shower, I caught my foot on the uneven threshold and hit the floor hard, barely avoiding hitting my head on the countertop edge. D forgot to reinforce the wall, so there is no bar to help me with my stability getting in & out of the shower. I have not been in that shower since. It is unsafe for me. TC was the wrong company for the bathroom work to ensure age-in-place safety. Lights flicker in one bathrm, an entryway, & in the kitchen. There are delays in some light & fan switches turning on. The electrician stated that it was odd, but did nothing to correct it. Five electricians from one company worked on the remodel, and the one who did most of the work refused to correct the others' work. D would do nothing to get the electricians to align. The vinyl kitchen tiles had a directional design, but the tiles were installed every which way. As if that wasn't bad enough, after D said there would be no need for grout because the space between the floor tiles would be so tight as to be virtually invisible, I was left with tiles with large gaps that collect dirt & make the floor look awful. Three men did that job, who were not professional flooring installers & the results sorely reflects that. They would not correct how the tiles were laid, but promised to fill all the gaps, then reneged. Come to find out, they were going to use caulk, not proper vinyl grout, so it was a loss for me either way. There were so many unnecessary & ugly times that should never have happened. Rectangular door handle plates are installed at an angle. Sealant is smeared around the outside vents. A shelf & dryer vent fell down within months of installation & I was charged again for the re-do. The driveway was damaged. The furnace was damaged. A toilet was damaged. A hot water heater was damaged. A ladder was damaged. Yelling & cursing at me, by disgruntled men. The blown insulation behind the tub is sloppy & uneven to bare spots + with no drywall reinstalled behind the tub, the room is very cold, requiring 2 space heaters. They removed a tile surround on an FP, then refused to install the tile I wanted, after seeing a sample & approving it months earlier. However, they would install a size of tile they usually used. I heard that often; This is the way we usually do it or this is what we usually use. This was MY remodel, not TC's. The takeaway is that all the problems turned into ugly battles over several months, with some issues resolved but most unresolved.

Dennis very patiently helped design a new kitchen / dining room / living room with expert advice…read more He put together an excellent floor plan with extensive remodeling that included removing a load-bearing wall that hid all the support beams. He went above and beyond when it came to helping to get ready for the project. He uses materials and cabinets that are of the highest quality and yet are cost effective. He has thoroughly competent and friendly professionals working for him who do first rate work. The project turned out to be amazing and I would absolutely recommend Trinity Construction Services.

Knight Construction Design is a wonderful company to work with. We had the pleasure of working with…read moreKnight when we decided to remodel our kitchen. We were at a crossroads and not sure if we should move or remodel. Our family loved our house and location and thanks to Gary and Kelley at Knight Construction we were able to stay. First we had to get a plan, and they were very helpful with ideas of what would and wouldn't work with our home. Who knew a kitchen could transform the entire feeling of a house. We could not be happier with the results. The staff was so friendly and nice to work and they did such a beautiful job. Attention to detail and quality is something that is hard to come by these days and it was very refreshing to work with such a dedicated company who stands behind their word. Thank you Kelley and Gary for a job well done! Sincerely, The Bjork family

We hired Knight Construction this past summer to complete a total kitchen remodel project with…read morecustom cabinets, new hardwood fooring and the resurfacing an old brick fireplace with stone. We asked Knight if they could complete the work in just six short weeks as my family (my husband and three kids under the age of five) were moving into a small apartment for three months due to timing differences in our close dates. They accommodated the request with the caveat that the bulk of the work would be completed by move in and that finishing/warranty work may need to extend another week or two. Upon signing the contract, we immediately began working with Kristin, the designer, to ensure fixtures, flooring and other items were selected and available upon closing on the new home. The day after signing the close papers, the dumpster was delivered and Jeff our project manager began demolition with his crew. I won't tell you that the project was seemless in every instance and without a couple of minor glitches. But I can tell you that in ever instance, Gary and team worked with us immediately to either remedy the issue or help us find the best solution to accommodate our budget concerns and ensure our move in date wasn't jeopardized. Over the past 10 years, we have remodeled two homes and built a third. I have used three different Companies for each of these projects and I would without question hire Knight Construction back to do another project. Over the short few months we worked with Gary and his team, he always kept his word and remedied situations that weren't up to either his quality or ours, which were minimal. I appreicated the fact that three months after the project, I'm still able to call and ask him to look at something I think got missed in the warranty period. In both circumstances he's sent someone over within days to address my concern. I would recommend him to anyone. His work is quality and it's beautiful!

They came to look at the place and said they would send me an email with the quote, but they never…read moredid. I am hearing impaired, and the guy appeared to be uncomfortable because of this condition of mine. I gave two stars because he did come out at all.

From the owner: Wild Prairie Homes has been a locally owned residential construction company serving thousands of…read morehomeowners for the last 25 years. In the past 25 years, we have specialized in remodeling, basement finishing, roofing, siding, decks, etc. Wild Prairie Homes is one of the preferred contractors for storm restoration, working with any insurance companies. When working Wild Prairie Homes, you will work directly with the company's owner when it comes to planning your future remodels or restoration projects.