

When planning your home remodel, it is important to work with a team of trustworthy professionals. Whether you are looking for a small bathroom renovation or a whole-home transformation, your remodeler will be spending a lot of time with you and your family. Hiring a professional will ensure that the process will run more smoothly, and your renovated home will perform better, look better, and live better. So, don’t let just anyone remodel your home.
All the remodelers you meet on the Remodelers Showcase are members of Housing First Minnesota. That means they adhere to a code of ethics, are educated, and are committed to the industry.
Housing First Minnesota remodeler members are required to sign and agree to abide by a strict code of business ethics and agree to mediation, which Housing First Minnesota will provide should a dispute arise. Members are required to show proof that their Minnesota contractor license is current and that they have completed a minimum of three major, successful remodeling projects before being allowed to participate in any Remodelers Showcase tour.
Housing First Minnesota provides important educational opportunities to its members, both to maintain their state licensing and to help improve their day-to-day business. These courses help ensure remodelers are current on regulations, building codes, new technologies, and the latest products.
Remodelers who make the effort to join and participate in an organization like Housing First Minnesota show they are committed to the remodeling industry and remaining an active part of it. That’s not something you should take lightly.
Choosing the right paint color for your home can be overwhelming. With endless shades and finishes available, it’s easy to make mistakes that lead to regret later. Here, Jean Haukaas, Hirshfield's Design Resource Showroom manager, shares some of the most common paint color mistakes homeowners make — and how to avoid them.
Older homes are desirable for their historic charm and established neighborhoods, but when it comes to amenities that promote health and overall wellbeing, your 1930s Tudor may be lacking. Through strategic remodeling, these older homes can be updated to meet contemporary wellness needs, whether it’s more windows to increase natural light, a reimagined kitchen that encourages cooking balanced meals, or smart features that make day-to-day life
a little easier.
Spring is here, bringing longer days and fresh opportunities to enjoy your home. But with seasonal changes, it’s essential to ensure that your space stays as beautiful and healthy as the day your renovation was completed. Use this checklist to protect your investment and keep your home in tip-top shape this spring.