We did a large remodel project with Bigfoot and they made the process as easy as possible. Jeremy,…read moreBecky, and crew were always responsive, kept us informed, and made sure we knew what to expect. They are willing to work with clients to deliver what you are looking for, while helping stay in budget and still getting a good value. With any large project, there are going to be things that need to be adjusted and revised, and Bigfoot has stood behind their work and products with no questions asked. I look forward to working with them again.

Bigfoot Home works was a great company to work with for my bathroom remodel. We had four…read morecontractors bid for the job and they were the only ones that understood a weird custom rolling cabinet that I wanted to fit into a utility closet with my water meter and water heater so I could double my storage. From all of the custom cabinets, including the rolling one, to the tile in the shower and everything in between, I am extremely happy and love every inch of it. They were great to work with, kept us informed every step of the way. We will be happy to be repeat customers when we do our kitchen remodel. Side note: the tiled tub/shower posted in the pictures is mine.

I am so thankful I found Lakeside. Josh, my designer, worked so hard on the design for my kitchen…read moreand always promptly answered any question I had... which were many! I felt involved in every step of the process. Every person I spoke with from Lakeside was always so helpful and kind. I am super pleased with my new kitchen and it's amazing quality!

We worked chose Lakeside for our first floor remodel (kitchen cabinets, island, and bathroom…read morevanity) after getting a few quotes from others. We worked as our own contractor, so we were a little apprehensive about how this process would go. Lakeside's pricing was competitive and we worked with the designer, Josh. He was amazing-patient, creative, and helped us stay within our desired price point. He also was great at helping us obtain what we wanted, but in ways that would work practically. As you can see, the attention to detail and craftsmanship is incomparable. From designing to install, this process was so smooth, we could hardly believe it. Thanks so much to all at Lakeside, you made our dream kitchen come true!

Black Bear Builders came to the rescue in 2020 for a bathroom shower leak, requiring a total main…read morebathroom remodel, damage into the kitchen ceiling, work was incredibly clean and beautiful! January 2022 an unexpected frozen pipe destroyed 3 rooms, Black Bear Builders were immediately attentive and remodeled an office, another bathroom, utility room & painted the garage!!! We are so grateful for their high quality professional work!!! Also they have loads of experience working with insurance companies. Thank you BBB!!!

Mike did an amazing job building a new deck and installing a new patio door for us this summer. It…read moreturned out exactly as we had hoped! We had some basic ideas for the design but Mike helped us fine tune things with additional suggestions. We really liked the way he took any issues that came up in stride and was happy to accommodate any changes we wanted midway through. We chose him over the other contractors we talked to because he had the attitude that basically anything we wanted could be done and he would just make it work. We were really happy to work with him. I added a post-stain pic for you, Mike, so you can how the stain turned out. It turned out really nice I think. Thanks again!

From the owner: Contractor with 18+ years experience. Mike specializes in remodels and additions. He can do…read moreeverything from bathrooms, kitchens and basements, to decks, sheds, garages and pole barns.

i Had Ryan Mills do real wood floor in my small cabin and I was impressed! They do amazing, AMAZING…read morework. Highly recommend Mills flooring!. Ryan was very easy to work with and he kept me informed on how things were progressing. The real wood floors were $3000 less than LVP and will definitely last for years and years. Thank you Mills Flooring!

From the owner: Mills Flooring LLC is a professional Flooring Contractor located in St Francis, MN…read more Mills flooring I travel all over the Twin Cities install repair sand finish custom stain, custom borders I also do LVP engineered prefinished millsflooring with these prices you’ll get wood !

They put a new roof on my house! Great work! Fast, courteous. Would highly recommend.read more

From the owner: Local construction company specializing in storm repair, interior/ exterior remodels,…read morewindows/doors, and new constructions. Family owned and operated. Great quality & fast turn arounds!

Stone Tree Design made our updating the kitchen project so much easier! Breckin was friendly and…read moreknowledgeable and a great help in deciding materials and color. We definitely will be using them again!

Stone-Tree has shown they are NOT a reliable company to work with. The owner, Jon Hadley, refused…read moreto submit a claim for defective tiles. He kept blaming the "problem" on the subfloor because our home was built in the 1970's, and his NEW (never before used by Stone-Tee) installer was not able to level the floor properly. After much insistence by us, and resistance by Jon Hoadley the owner, two floor reps were brought in to inspect the floor, and determined the floor tiles were "cupped", which is a term for defective. Everything needs to be removed so we can start over. Stone-Tree is STONE-DEAF when it comes to problems created by their hired contractors and miscommunications within their own organization. They have not contacted us regarding refunding our deposit and payment for damages. The following letter was sent via certified mail: 01/10/2024 Stone Tree Design Center 27875 MN Highway 65 N. Isanti, MN 55040 Attn: Jon Hoadley RE: Defective Flooring and Faulty Installation Refund We understand the LVP flooring installed in our home was deemed "cupped" and a credit has been issued to your business to replace the product, as well as for tear-out and replacement labor. Due to your lack of interest and response to our many concerns during the flooring installation process, including the mention several times of "defective tiles" (which you refused to acknowledge), we no longer consider you a "trusted flooring company" and, therefore, no longer require your services to remediate the problems you and your hired sub-contractor created. The correct repair would be to remove ALL of the 3/8" underlayment and replace it with ¼", at great expense, throughout the kitchen, dining room, hallway to the basement, and family room entry area in front of the service door; however, this would create additional problems (removing granite countertops, removing cabinets, disconnect plumbing, etc., and eventually replacing everything) of which we have no desire to undertake at this time . Per text message from Breckin August 23rd, "He's going to pick up ¼ inch!", was the response to Connie's phone call to Breckin, regarding the underlayment thickness the installer should be picking up at the lumber yard. He had a different idea that didn't work out. The underlayment used was 3/8", not the ¼" that was requested by us, and confirmed by Breckin. Patches are uneven, creating more problems rather than solving them. Chairs wobble in the dining room, in the family room entry way, and at the end of the kitchen island. Floors slope and dip well beyond acceptable tolerances for warranty coverage. Edging cuts are uneven, the floor tiles are warped, and transitions are very poorly cut and installed! The underlayment in front of the family room entry must be removed in order to amend several major issues in that area - to bring the floor back down to carpet level, to leave room for the service door to fit back in place, and to remove the major hump and slope caused by improper underlayment thickness and installation. Our entry door needed to be cut down to accommodate the current 3/8" underlayment plus floor tile thickness. A new door will need to be purchased to fit back into the original opening. Page 2 As you know, custom kitchen cabinetry was installed between the underlayment going down and floor tile placement. The NEW solid wood end panel covering the refrigerator was damaged by the installer you hired, using a dull saw blade. Leaving it "as-is" or covering it with quarter round molding are not acceptable "solutions". The cost to replace is $390.36. We were told, in error, that we needed to remove a perfectly good ten foot solid Oak stair nose at the edge of the dining room. The cost to replace is $200.00. The re-do of this project entails more than just pulling up vinyl tiles and installing new tiles. It includes removal of all the tiles throughout the kitchen, dining room, family room entryway and small hallway to the basement, partial removal of underlayment, additional work to re-level the floor, re-install new flooring, removing and replacing appliances, and more cleanup. The additional time and overall mess is a major inconvenience, especially the second time around. Considering all of the above, but possibly not everything, please issue a refund check for the following items: -Deposit of $2,000 -Remove and dispose of defective LVT: 480.48 sf x $3.00 = $1,441.44 -Remove 3/8" underlayment at family room entry area: $700.00 -Replacement damaged refrigerator end panel: $390.36 -Replacement oak stair nose between dining and living rooms: $200.00 TOTAL REFUND: $4,731.80 Please send a check to our home address by return mail in order that we may continue and finally finish our remodeling project. The above letter was sent via certified mail; however, no response, nor refund, has been received as of March 12,2024. Joe & Connie T.