Interior & Exterior
Whole Home Remodel
A coordinated five-to-six-month remodel refreshed the home inside and out while addressing aging systems, hidden conditions, and finish updates within the existing footprint.
Project at a glance
- Location
- Brooklyn Center, Minnesota
- Project type
- Interior & Exterior Remodel
- Timeline
- 6 Months
- KEY FEATURES
- New Siding & Full Interior Refresh
Updating the entire home meant solving visible wear and hidden conditions at the same time.
The homeowners wanted a clean, cohesive transformation inside and out without changing the existing wall layout. The existing house presented several conditions that could affect scope and schedule.
- Electrical issues and galvanized plumbing
- Uneven floors
- Rot discovered in multiple areas
- Sheathing and house-wrap concerns at the siding
- Multiple windows later found with rot and leakage concerns
With budget and timeline both important, each discovery had to be evaluated and resolved without losing momentum across the larger project.
A coordinated whole-home renovation that kept moving through hidden conditions, changing needs, and complex interior and exterior work.
Clear communication and practical problem-solving gave the homeowners confidence throughout the remodel. As new conditions and decisions arose, Aspire kept the process organized, explained the options, and helped move the project forward without losing sight of the bigger plan.
Exterior &
Windows
- Siding, house wrap, and exterior trim
- Sheathing and rot evaluation
- Window replacement where conditions required
ADDRESSING ROT AND LEAKAGE
Replacement options were evaluated after multiple windows were found to have rot and leakage concerns.
Systems &
Repairs
- Plumbing and electrical updates
- Exhaust-fan ducting and venting
- Minor framing, insulation, and drywall
RESOLVING HIDDEN PLUMBING ISSUES
The team coordinated with the city inspector to address conditions uncovered behind the walls while keeping budget impact in focus.
Interior Spaces
- Kitchen, dining, and living rooms
- Four bedrooms and two bathrooms
- Basement family room
COORDINATING THE WORK
Pre-construction planning and ongoing communication coordinated the interior and exterior trades across the overall project schedule.
Finishes & Completion
- Flooring, cabinetry, built-ins, and tile
- Paint, doors, casing, and baseboards
- Fixtures, hardware, permits, inspections, and cleanup
WORKING THROUGH MATERIAL DELAYS
The team identified alternatives and worked with vendors to address delays involving finish materials
Plan the work before construction, then keep every trade moving together.
Preserve the existing footprint and limit major structural changes
Evaluate window replacement options with budget in mind
A clean, cohesive home refreshed from the exterior through every major
living space.
The completed project gave the owners an updated home with improved safety, function, design, and long-term value. The existing footprint was retained while the house was transformed from dated and worn to clean and cohesive.
What changed
- Improved safety
- Improved function
- Updated design throughout the home
- Coordinated interior and exterior work
- Resolved plumbing and window conditions
- Long-term value
From old to new: a home that fits the way they live today.
The completed renovation addressed aging systems, hidden conditions, and dated finishes while preserving the existing footprint. The homeowners gained a more functional, safer, and cohesive home — and the confidence that comes from a well-planned project.
A safer, more
functional home
A space that works
for their lifestyle
Long-term
peace of mind