Allied Building Contractors -Kitchen and Bath Remodeling

Allied Building ContractorsRemodeling Homes in Minneapolis, Saint Paul and the surrounding metro

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We have been serving the greater Twin Cities area for over 30 years, and show no signs of stopping. Specializing in kitchen and bathroom remodeling, we deliver quality workmanship, products, and service every time.

Browse our web site, and call us today to get started on your new remodeling adventure with Allied Building Contractors, where the customer always comes first.

Remodeling homes today has become very complex compared to past few years. Products and material choices are endless. With trends and designs coming and going, the last thing you want is your new remodeled home to be outdated. Our company has superior knowlledge and expertise to provide you with the best possible outcome.

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FIRST-Call to set up a time to meet at you home. Go ahead and pick the phone up right now!SECOND- We will listen to your wants and concerns. Measurements and pictures will be taken. Depending on the complexity of you project we will discuss approx cost and a budject. We also may schedule a time to return to discuss possible designs. This part is free!THIRD- Decide on your design and materials. We will then be able to accurately price you project. Numbers!FORTH- After choosing us, a detailed contract will be drawn. We are almost there!FIFTH- We will create a schedule that fits your family, and then we will get to work! You can really get excited now!,.
Cover and prep construction area.We will take precautionary measures to confine dust and debris to construction areas; however, it is impossible to totally contain drywall dust since it is very light. If drywall is involved, it will be necessary for you to cover furnishings and close the doors to adjacent areas and vacuum regularly to help control dust from spreading.Make arrangements for your pets to be away from the construction area. Take precautions so that pets are contained and away from the exits when materials are being delivered.The Construction PhaseA construction supervisor will be in charge of scheduling material deliveries, assigning work crews, handling change orders, if any, and all other day-to-day activities.Your designated family member should refer any questions or concerns to him, by leaving a note at a designated message center or by email. You should both check for messages daily for any questions or concerns.For those of you who are not totally familiar with construction techniques and sequences, don't be alarmed if any item appears incomplete. Some stages of construction are very visible and happen quickly, while some take a longer amount of time and occur in phases.Your contractor will schedule your project to be completed as quickly and efficiently as possible. Keep in mind that there may be unavoidable delays such as change orders, weather, unforeseeable conflicts in the contractor's or your schedule, material availability, special order items, etc. Remember that these things are just as trying to the contractor as they may be for you.Depending on the type of remodeling you have chosen to do, the first few phases of construction will probably include the demolition, rough framing, windows, and doors. This is the quickest, most visible step and probably, next to completion, the most exciting.The next phase will be to rough-in the necessary mechanical elements (plumbing, heating, electrical, telephone, cable and other wiring).Once the mechanical work is roughed in and approved by your local building inspector, a somewhat tedious phase will begin, applying sheetrock, taping and sanding (Drywall). Drywall is a time consuming project. After the drywall is hung, the applicator will have to apply several coats of compound to the taping, and the compound must dry between coats until the final coat is done and sanded smoothly.With drywall completed, the trim and cabinets and other built-ins will be installed, followed by tile, floor and plumbing fixtures. Painting and wall covering should be completed before the electrical fixtures and outlet covers are put into place, the carpeting laid down, and the last doorknobs and hardware items are all put into place.Your contractor's crew will clean up the debris, and you can get busy decorating, organizing and adding the final touches to your new addition or remodeled area.All of your planning, preparation, patience and awareness of the construction phases will have paid off, and it's time to plan your open house and show off your completed project to your family, friends and neighbors.We promise to treat you and your property with the respect you deserve and a genuine concern for all facets of your remodeling experience.We will deliver the finest products and services, hire the most qualified staff and keep pace with the latest technology.You can expect prompt, courteous, accurate and efficient service, because we strive to build customer relationships that stand the test of time -- from our initial contact, through the completion of your project and long into the future.You'll enjoy lasting value for your investment, because we take the time to provide the careful planning, design, and attention to detail that every successful project demands.From the planning stage through the final cleanup, we focus on your personal satisfaction. Our staff will handle every element of your project with care and professionalism. Its important to us that the entire process be enjoyable, and that youre delighted with the result- down to the very last detail.
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Allied Building Contractors was cofounded by Robert Johnson and his son Kent Johnson over 30 years ago. In 1960 Robert remodeled a home in the Tangle town area of Minneapolis, and transformed it into a show home. From there he developed a successful Real Estate and Developement company, that built and remodeled homes as well. At an early age his son Kent began working as a laborer, watching and learning from his father. Kent moved into carpentry and then finally in design. They co-founded Allied Building Contracors in 1976 and have not looked back since.Today, Kent carries on the tradition of his Father in providing quality design and craftmanship in every remodeling project.
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Due to the vast variations in each project it is impossible to give a one size fits all answer. The link below is intended to give cost for various project s with limited specifications given. We find some of the cost reported in this National Magazine to be 20% higher than the average job.

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Located in Lakeville, MN 55044 - We service Burnsville, Apple Valley, Eagan, Rosemont, Farmington, Savage, Bloomington,Edina, Richfield, Eden Prairie, and South Minneapolis.Phone (952) 435-3959Master Page 1