6 vetted design-build firms serving Chanhassen · how we vet & rank
Additions add true square footage — primary suites, family rooms, mudrooms, or a second story. They are structurally the most involved remodel category, requiring foundation work, framing into the existing structure, and careful matching of exteriors.
A NARI-member design-build remodeler with 15+ years serving Hennepin, Ramsey, and Carver counties, Scala Design & Construction covers the full remodeling range — kitchens, baths, basements, additions, and whole-home projects — in the mid price tier.
Family-owned since 2004, Shakopee’s Xpand builds custom homes through its Homes of Xcellence division alongside remodels, additions, sport courts, and aging-in-place work across the southwest metro.
A four-generation Minnetonka design-build firm with 70+ years of history, Boyer Building runs full-time carpentry crews and a licensed architect for custom homes and remodels across the west metro.
Hansen Hometech — doing business as Hansen Builders — has remodeled southwest-metro homes from Chanhassen since 1980, focusing on additions, kitchens, and baths, with historical restoration in the mix.
A 43-year, second-generation design-build remodeler with offices in Blaine and Chanhassen, Murphy Bros. runs a deep design process across kitchens, baths, additions, and lower levels — twice honored with the BBB Torch Award for ethics.
Family-run since 1996, Castle Gate Construction handles home building and remodeling from its Victoria base — kitchens, baths, additions, lower levels, and new builds for the southwest metro.
Additions in the Twin Cities typically run $300–$500+ per square foot all-in, with second-story additions and complex tie-ins at the high end.
Additions in the Twin Cities typically run $300–$500+ per square foot all-in, with second-story additions and complex tie-ins at the high end. Chanhassen's older housing stock can add scope — outdated wiring, plaster, and framing surprises are common in pre-war homes, so build contingency into the budget.
We currently list 6 design-build remodelers handling home additions in Chanhassen. All are being verified against Minnesota's contractor licensing records as we expand the directory.
Almost always, yes. Any project touching plumbing, electrical, structure, or egress requires permits and inspections in Chanhassen. A legitimate contractor pulls the permits themselves — treat any suggestion to skip permitting as a red flag.
Additions typically run 3–6 months of construction depending on size and season — foundation work in a Minnesota winter needs experienced scheduling.
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