6 vetted design-build firms serving Woodbury · 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.
Serving the east metro since 1983, Custom One pairs its renovation, homes, and exteriors teams under one roof for whole-house renovations, additions, and lower-level finishes — a NARI member firm based in Woodbury.
Stillwater’s Style & Structure builds on-your-lot customs and runs renovations across the east metro and western Wisconsin — a Housing First Minnesota Green Path designated builder.
One of the most-awarded remodelers in the Twin Cities, McDonald Remodeling has run full design-build renovations — kitchens, lower levels, additions, whole homes — from Inver Grove Heights since 2000.
Ispiri takes luxury remodels and custom projects from first concept to final nail, anchored by an expansive flagship design showroom in Woodbury — a Chrysalis Award-winning design-build team.
A family-owned Eagan design-build firm, Great Northern handles remodels, additions, and expansions across the south and east metro, licensed in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
A custom builder and remodeler since 2007, JJH Homes works across the north and east metro from Blaine and Shoreview to Woodbury and Stillwater.
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. Final cost depends on scope, materials, and the age of the home — get line-item bids from two or three of the contractors below.
We currently list 6 design-build remodelers handling home additions in Woodbury. 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 Woodbury. 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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