Midwest Flooring
Home Remodeling in the Twin Cities
Serving Cokato, Wright County, and the Twin Cities
Midwest Flooring has spent years helping Twin Cities homeowners upgrade the floors underneath their daily lives. That same crew, the same owner led communication, and the same commitment to fair pricing now extends into full home remodeling.
A new kitchen, an updated bathroom, a finished basement, or a whole home refresh all get the same treatment from us. We plan the work clearly and build it with care, using the same craftsmanship our flooring clients already know.
Areas We Remodel
Kitchens
Kitchens see more daily use than almost any other room, so the work has to hold up. We handle cabinet installation and replacement, countertop installation, backsplash and tile work, kitchen flooring, lighting and fixture updates, and layout changes that open up cramped spaces.
Bathrooms
A bathroom remodel usually involves several trades working together, and we coordinate all of them. Our services include shower and tub replacement, vanity and fixture installation, tile work, bathroom flooring, plumbing updates, and waterproofing to protect the work underneath.
Basements
An unfinished basement is unused square footage. We frame and drywall new rooms, install basement appropriate flooring, add egress windows where needed, build out storage or a wet bar, and handle insulation so the space stays comfortable year round.
Flooring and Interior Finishes
This is where Midwest Flooring started, and it remains part of every project. We install hardwood, LVP, laminate, tile, and carpet, along with trim and baseboard work. We also refinish and repair existing floors when replacement is not necessary.
Additions and Whole Home Projects
For homeowners planning something larger, we build room additions, expand existing living areas, and manage multi room renovations. On these projects we coordinate flooring, trim, paint, and finishes across the whole home so everything matches and functions as one space instead of a set of disconnected updates.
What a Home Renovation Actually Changes
A remodel affects more than how a room looks. Updated flooring, fixtures, and layouts reduce the maintenance a home needs going forward. Materials like LVP and refinished hardwood hold up to daily wear better than older, worn out flooring, which means fewer repairs later on.
Remodeling also changes how a home is used day to day. A finished basement adds a room the family actually uses. An opened up kitchen layout makes it easier to cook and gather at the same time. A bathroom with a working layout and updated fixtures removes a daily frustration instead of just improving its appearance.
There is also a financial side. Kitchens, bathrooms, and quality flooring are consistently among the improvements that hold value best when a home is sold. Homeowners who plan to stay for years still benefit from the lower repair costs that come with newer materials and better built spaces.
None of this requires a gut renovation. Smaller, well planned updates, like new flooring throughout the main level or a bathroom refresh, deliver real improvements without the scope or cost of a full remodel.
The Midwest Process
Our Process – Simple, Honest, and Efficient
We keep things simple and straightforward—from the first call to the final walkthrough. Our goal is to make your remodeling project as smooth as possible with clear communication, honest pricing, and quality workmanship every step of the way.
01
Consultation
We start with a phone call to understand what you want to change, which rooms are involved, and your general timeline and budget. This helps us schedule the right visit.
02
On-Site Visit
We come to your home to measure the space, look at the existing conditions, and identify any demo or prep work the project will need. For larger projects, this is also when we talk through layout options.
03
Estimate and Planning
You get a clear, written estimate before any work begins. For projects that involve design decisions, like cabinet layouts or tile selections, we finalize those details at this stage so pricing stays accurate.
04
Completion and Walkthrough
We walk through the finished space with you, address any final details, and confirm everything meets what was agreed on before we consider the job done.
Factors That Affect Your Project Cost
Every remodel is priced differently because every home and every project is different. A few factors consistently drive the cost up or down.
Size of the project
A single room update costs less than a multi room renovation or an addition, simply because there is less material and labor involved.
Condition of the existing space
Demo, unexpected water damage, outdated wiring, or plumbing that needs to be brought up to code all add time and cost that is not always visible until work begins.
Scope of coordination
Projects that involve multiple trades, like a kitchen remodel with new flooring, cabinets, and electrical work, cost more to coordinate than a single trade project.
Materials chosen
Cabinet grade, countertop material, tile, and flooring type all have a wide price range. Solid surface countertops cost more than laminate, and hardwood costs more than LVP.
Layout changes
Moving a wall, relocating plumbing, or changing where appliances or fixtures sit costs more than keeping the existing layout and updating what is already there.
Why Homeowners Choose Midwest Flooring
Locally owned, direct communication
Midwest Flooring was founded in 2020 by Seth Wuollet and remains locally owned. On most projects, you communicate directly with the owner rather than being passed between office staff.
Licensed and insured
We are fully licensed, bonded, and insured, so you are protected throughout the project.
Fair, upfront pricing
Estimates are clear and provided before work starts. There are no hidden fees added partway through the job.
Fast turnaround
We schedule efficiently and complete projects promptly without skipping steps or cutting corners on the work itself.
Experience across trades
Years of flooring work across the Twin Cities gave us a strong foundation in the finish details that make or break a remodel, and we have built our broader remodeling services on that same standard.
Testimonials - What Our Clients Say
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Ready to Start Your Remodel?
Tell us about the space you want to update and we will schedule a visit, walk the project with you, and provide a clear estimate. No pressure, no obligation, just a straightforward look at what your remodel would involve.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
We started as a flooring specialist and have expanded into full home remodeling, including kitchens, bathrooms, basements, additions, and whole home projects. Flooring remains part of nearly every job we do.
It depends on the scope. A bathroom remodel typically takes one to two weeks. A kitchen remodel usually runs two to four weeks. Basement finishes and additions take longer and get a specific timeline during the estimate.
Most homeowners stay in their homes during a remodel. For larger projects that affect the kitchen or a bathroom you rely on daily, we talk through the schedule so you know what to expect week to week.
Yes. We pull the necessary permits for work that requires them, including additions, structural changes, and certain electrical or plumbing updates.
In many cases, yes. During the on site visit we assess what you already have and let you know whether a match is possible or whether a full replacement in that area makes more sense.
Ask during your consultation. Options vary depending on the size and scope of the project.