The 10 basement finishing contractors from Google's results for Minneapolis, Minnesota, ordered by Google rating weighted by review count. No firm pays to be listed or ranked.
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Licensing in Minnesota. Minnesota licenses residential building contractors and remodelers through the Department of Labor and Industry (DLI).
on GoogleLakeville, MN
Honey-Doers finishes and remodels basements in Lakeville and across the Twin Cities, building out guest suites, home offices, theater rooms and complete lower-level conversions. Layouts are planned around how the space will be used, and the crew covers egress windows, insulation, heating and cooling, and final finishes.
(952) 985-5383 19848 Highview Ave, Lakeville, MN 55044
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Country Creek Builders finishes basements south of Minneapolis, including Apple Valley, Lakeville, Rosemount and Prior Lake. Typical projects include home theaters, guest suites and recreation rooms with custom features, and the company offers consultations for planning a renovation.
(952) 484-9812 22484 Lyndale Ave, Lakeville, MN 55044
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Kitchens and bathrooms are the core of GBR Kitchen & Bath's work in the Minneapolis area, including primary bathrooms, bathroom additions and walk-in tub installations. The company also builds home additions, decks and indoor golf simulator setups, and is listed for basement finishing.
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Based in Hugo, Minnesota, Garrett Construction designs and builds out basements for homeowners around Minneapolis. Work ranges from finishing raw, unfinished lower levels into everyday living space to complete basement remodels and renovations.
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Sylvestre Remodeling & Design remodels and finishes basements in Minneapolis, converting dated rec rooms and storage areas into lower-level living space. Its planning starts with confirming the basement is dry and structurally sound before any finish work.
(612) 861-0188 7708 5th Ave S, Minneapolis, MN 55423
on GoogleSpring Lake Park, MN
SMC Construction, Inc. remodels and finishes basements in Spring Lake Park, Minnesota, creating family rooms, game rooms, guest suites and home offices on the lower level. Projects begin with a consultation and follow a set process from planning to completion.
(763) 401-6275 8465 Plaza Blvd NE, Spring Lake Park, MN 55432
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Operated by Edvenson Homes, We Finish Basements designs custom finished basements in Champlin, Minnesota and the surrounding area. Projects range from quiet retreats to open spaces for entertaining, with the team guiding homeowners through design choices along the way.
(612) 396-6909 Champlin, MN 55316
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Sawhill Kitchens takes on basement finishing work in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
(612) 338-3991 275 Market St #157, Minneapolis, MN 55405
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Executive Remodeling is a design-build firm finishing and remodeling basements in Minneapolis and the Twin Cities. Typical lower-level projects add egress windows, bathrooms, wet bars, home offices, guest suites and hangout spaces, with one team handling design and construction.
(612) 333-5577 2240 Edgewood Ave S Ste 101, Minneapolis, MN 55426
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Powerbuilt Construction, based in Ham Lake, finishes and remodels basements in North Metro Minnesota homes around Minneapolis. Its below-grade work addresses moisture control, egress requirements for bedrooms, frost-line issues and energy-code insulation details before any drywall goes up.
In Minneapolis, a basic finish typically costs $27,000 – $54,000. Remodeling labor in Minneapolis runs about 8% above the US median, which accounts for most of the difference from the same project elsewhere.
These are the firms from Google's results for "basement finishing minneapolis", with directories, chains and suppliers removed. They are ordered by Google rating weighted by review count, and the ratings shown are Google's. No firm pays to be listed or ranked. The list was last updated in October 2026.
Only with an emergency escape opening, usually an egress window of a minimum size with a window well, plus the ceiling height your local code requires. Without them it cannot legally be sold as a bedroom.