Award Winning Plymouth Home Remodeler

Plymouth is its own story among Twin Cities suburbs. Most of the city was built between the 1980s and the early 2000s, with significant new construction continuing today. The result is a remodeling market unlike Edina or Minnetonka. Many Plymouth homes are in their first or second remodel cycle, not their fourth. The bones are typically good. The opportunity is refinement, modernization, and bringing a 1995 or 2004 floor plan into the way families actually live in 2026. Boyer Building Corporation is a Plymouth MN remodeler that has been doing exactly this work for decades.

This page is for homeowners researching a serious design-build remodeler in Plymouth. Whether you are refreshing a single room, finishing a walkout lower level, or planning a full renovation, here is how we approach Plymouth homes.

Plymouth is not a one-size-fits-all market. The city covers more than 30 square miles. The housing stock spans about five decades. A 1985 tudor near Bass Lake is a different remodel than a 2004 transitional near Vicksburg, and both are different again from a custom home on Medicine Lake.

A remodeler who works across Plymouth week after week learns the patterns. We know which subdivisions have HOA design review committees. We know which 1990s builders cut corners on framing or HVAC that show up only after the walls come down. We know where the City of Plymouth permitting office expects extra documentation and where they do not.

That fluency translates into fewer surprises, tighter budgets, and projects that finish closer to their original timeline. It also shapes design. Plymouth resale rewards remodels that look intentional and quietly elevated, especially in the Wayzata school district neighborhoods where buyers expect a certain level of finish.

Features and Recognition

Boyer Building’s Plymouth and broader western-metro work has been covered repeatedly by the regional magazines the homeowners we serve actually read and by national remodeling industry organizations.

Kitchen Remodeling – Many Plymouth kitchens follow a pattern. The home was built between 1988 and 2008. The original kitchen looked sharp when it was new. The cabinets are honey oak, painted maple, or cherry. The island is undersized for the way families gather today. The pendant lights and tile backsplash are original. Countertops may have been upgraded once, to a granite that looked current ten years ago. We bring kitchens into modern day with quality timeless designs, making your kitchen look great for decades.

Bathroom Remodeling – The 1990s and early 2000s primary bathrooms in Plymouth tend to be generous in square footage. They have a corner jetted tub, a separate shower stall, and a long double vanity along one wall. The proportions are workable but finishes are dated. We rebuild these baths into restrained, spa-style spaces. For guest baths and powder rooms, the focus shifts to small luxuries that do not require more square footage: stone slab walls, statement lighting, custom millwork vanities, unlacquered brass.

Decks, Porches, and Three-Season Spaces – Plymouth backyards are made for outdoor living. Many homes were built on walkout lots backing to ponds, wooded areas, the Luce Line corridor, or city parkland. A deck or screened porch is frequently the single highest day-to-day quality-of-life upgrade we deliver. We build composite and natural wood decks engineered for Minnesota freeze and thaw. Screened porches with EZE-Breeze panels or true four-season conversions. Outdoor kitchens and fire features where the site supports them.

Great Rooms and Main-Level Renovations – Most Plymouth great rooms are already open, but for older Plymouth homes with closed-off main levels, opening walls is still on the table. For homes with open floor plans, the great rooms feel cavernous because the original fireplace, ceiling, and lighting were undersized for the volume of the room. If your home is in the older, closed-off category, we carefully expand the space to maximize its flow and sightlines.

Exterior Renovation – Walkout basements are everywhere in Plymouth. Many were finished by the original builder with carpet, drop ceiling, and minimal millwork. Others were left unfinished entirely, or finished later by DIYers. Either way, the lower level is often the most under-leveraged square footage in the home. We design lower levels as true entertaining and living spaces. Guest suites with full ensuite baths. Home gyms with rubber flooring and mirrored walls. The lower level becomes a separate, refined floor of the home, not a finished basement.

Home Office – Plymouth homes often already have a den, bonus room, or formal living room that nobody uses for its original purpose. We convert these into real offices. Custom millwork, integrated desks, floor-to-ceiling shelving, acoustic treatment for video calls, lighting designed for both screen time and reading. For two-professional households we often design dual offices, sometimes splitting an oversized bonus room into paired private work spaces.

Bedroom and Primary Suite – Plymouth primary suites built in the late 1990s and 2000s are generously sized but inefficient. The jetted tub eats space the homeowner no longer wants. The closet is one large rectangle with builder wire shelving. The bedroom is large but undefined. We re-engineer these suites into composed spaces. The tub corner becomes an oversized shower or a quiet sitting area. The closet becomes a true dressing room with custom cabinetry, an island for jewelry and folded laundry, and dedicated lighting. The bedroom gains millwork, a refined ceiling treatment, and considered window dressing.

Specialties – We work with homeowners to reimagine their home with tasteful entrances, stairways, mudrooms, and game rooms. We not only add to their homes’ beauty but also to their utility with thoughtful design and construction.