Serving Pease, MN and surrounding areas
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In business since 2009
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Credit card accepted
"We needed just one countertop for a basement bar. They squeezed us in when doing a job within about an hour drive. The price was right, they guys fantastic and it looks awesome."
Serving Pease, MN and surrounding areas
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Super Service Award Winner
In business since 2003
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Emergency services offered
"Excellent work. Phillip's team did a ceramic tile surround, wall repair, tile to carpet transition, and crown moulding. Everything beautifully completed in an incredibly efficient manner. I highly recommend PROFI."
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Serving Pease, MN and surrounding areas
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In business since 2010
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"Primer and 2 coats of paint was applied to all interior walls and ceiling of our new home in one long day of work. The painting was high quality work."
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Serving Pease, MN and surrounding areas
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Customers say: True professional
"Customer service is top notch, and also very knowledgeable. They also have solutions for every budget, and will treat your home like it's their own. 10/10. Would recommend."
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Serving Pease, MN and surrounding areas
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In business since 1950
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Warranties offered
"Have used this contractor for all home improvement and repair work for over 40 years. Always good work at a fair price."
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Serving Pease, MN and surrounding areas
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Super Service Award Winner
In business since 2001
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Warranties offered
"Mad City did a great job! We are very happy with our new kitchen countertop, bathtub and living room picture window."
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Serving Pease, MN and surrounding areas
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In business since 1995
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"They didn't rush us to decide what we wanted, in fact, we changed our minds and went a totally different route. We had an obsolete desk area in the kitchen and as we requested they specially created a cabinet area to hold a beverage fridge and a wine rack. Everyone arrived when they said they would, they asked us daily if we had any questions regarding the progress on the project, and they finished when they said they would. In 7 days we had a brand new kitchen with quartz counter tops with a new sink and faucet."
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Serving Pease, MN and surrounding areas
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In business since 2011
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Emergency services offered
Great River Builders and Remodelers, LLC is family owned and opperated with over 12 years of carpentry experience. We accept major credit cards , and have a variety of payment options.
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Serving Pease, MN and surrounding areas
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In business since 2006
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Emergency services offered
"Had ceilings repainted and are extremely happy with results. I like the fast response and communication throughout the project. Punctual and on schedule."
Serving Pease, MN and surrounding areas
Approved (Corporate)
In business since 2011
Free estimates
Warranties offered
"We needed a new roof on our home. Called a couple companies. The young guy from Dabella Mike B, from their Kent office came out. He was on time, courteous and professional. Gave us a "middle of the road" bid and we went with him. Neighbors are still commenting on the workmanship. Highly recommend DaBella. Not sure if you can ask, but Mike did a great job."
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Butcher block countertops come in three main styles, each offering a unique look and function. Flat grain, also known as face grain, showcases the natural wood patterns, giving your kitchen a modern and elegant appearance. Edge grain is made from long, narrow wood strips, making it sturdy and providing a consistent grain pattern. End grain features a checkerboard pattern that is highly durable and perfect for heavy food preparation. Each style caters to different aesthetic preferences and usage needs, enhancing your kitchen's look and functionality.
With proper care, wood countertops can last anywhere from 20 to 100 years. To keep yours looking like new, clean up spills immediately and reseal the surface regularly—ideally once a month in the first year, then twice a year after that. Regular maintenance helps preserve the wood's beauty and durability for decades.
Wood countertops aren't hard to maintain if you keep up with regular care. Simply clean them with mild soap and water after use and reseal them monthly during the first year (then twice a year afterward). Using a food-grade oil or sealant protects the wood from damage. With a bit of routine maintenance, your countertop will stay beautiful and durable.
Wood countertops are sanitary with proper care and maintenance. By sealing them with a food-grade sealant and cleaning them regularly with mild soap and water, you create a barrier that prevents bacteria from getting into the wood. Always dry the surface thoroughly after cleaning to keep it hygienic and safe for food prep.
It's best to oil raw wood countertops once a month during the first year. After that, you can oil them twice yearly to keep them in good shape. If your countertop is professionally stained or sealed, you might not need to oil it as often. Regular oiling helps prevent drying and cracking, preserving the wood's natural beauty and durability.
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