Waterstone Construction Case Studies

Any construction business can claim to be the best and produce superior results, so let us show you some proof! These case studies outline real customer inquiries and how our team at Waterstone Construction delivered thoughtful interior and exterior remodeling projects.

From home additions to roofing, our seasoned contractors lean on more than 30 years of experience. As proud local community members, we serve residential and commercial clients across Edina, Minneapolis, Minnetonka, and surrounding areas.

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Abbywood Lane: The Next Chapter of a Family Legacy

The lake cabin was more than just a house; it was a living scrapbook of family memories. But while it held the past, this 1980s prefab home — shipped in two bolted-together pieces — wasn't built for the future.

Our client, who inherited the home, had a single, powerful goal: to bring the beauty of the outdoors in and give this cherished place a vibrant new life.

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James Avenue: A New Start for a Minneapolis Classic

When a family with two young children found their new home in Minneapolis, they saw its potential. Built in 1954, the house had good bones but was a time capsule of a different era.

Our experts decided to strategically repurpose the original spaces to unlock new possibilities.

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Unexpected Bathroom Upgrades That Add Long-Term Value to Your Home

Upgrading a bathroom requires balancing lifestyle needs with smart investment choices. This comprehensive guide highlights unexpected renovations—including modern walk-in showers, layered lighting, smart technology, custom storage, and high-end materials—that significantly improve daily functionality while maximizing long-term home resale value in competitive real estate markets.

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How Can You Design a Seamless Home Addition That Blends With Your Existing Structure?

A seamless home addition should complement the original house through consistent rooflines, siding, windows, doors, trim, flooring, ceiling heights, lighting, and interior finishes. Material weathering and architectural proportions also need consideration when matching older construction. Careful design and construction planning help eliminate obvious transition points, creating an addition that feels intentional while improving usable living space, curb appeal, and long-term functionality.