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About Castle and the Tour

Castle Building & Remodeling, Inc. is a professional design/build remodeling company that specializes in residential remodeling. Castle is a second—generation family business with over 2,400 past clients and was founded in 1977 by Marty Schirber.

The 2014 Castle Educational Home Tour's purpose is to educate and inform the public on real everyday remodeling projects, not just the largest or most expensive projects like the luxury tours or parade shows. The tour will show the public what is attainable in today's budget. Remodeling is a huge investment and we understand people need to think about their decision for a long period of time. This tour is to help people understand what a realistic remodel involves as well as what is achievable within their budget to create a valuable investment in their home. This tour will help improve the industry as a whole and help people make better remodeling decisions regarding their home remodeling projects.

Use this guide book to learn more about the homes we are showcasing. It will guide you to the homes that will best help you in planning your project. In each home we have an expert ready to talk to you about your upcoming project and how Castle can help you achieve your remodeling goals.

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Welcome

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SAVE A CASTLE

PROJECT IN PROGRESS

IT'S ALL in the FAMILY

DO MORE THAN LOOK

FIELDS of GREEN

GARDEN GUIDE

WHO AM I

HOME GUIDE

ENTER to WIN

Four Charming Homes Saved

Castle's History

Visit a home in progressEducational

Topics Directory

Landscaping Gurus

Complete list of Gardens on tour

Designer Profiles

Complete list of Projects on Tour

Contest Rules for Our Grand Prizes

ADVERTISING DIRECTORY

Trade Partners Hosting a Home

American Bank 2 Field Outdoor Spaces 2 Warners' Stellian 3Natural Built Home 5 Kohler 7 Bayer Interior Woods 11Mythic Paint 19Kolbe 23 Marmoleum 30Save A Castle 31

Bayer Interior Woods H5Natural Built Home H7, H19Field H11, H15, H17

CASTLE EDUCATIONAL HOME TOUR TEAMLoren Schirber OwnerAaron Johnson OwnerLisa Treviranus Office ManagerMimi Rothman Office ManagerTroy Sinykin Sales ManagerLisa Brunell Marketing Manager / PhotographerNoah Martin Project ManagerDavid Ross Project ManagerScott Neff Project ManagerTravis Hansen Special Projects Division ManagerJeremy Wiles Warranty / Handyman SpecialistAndrew Martin Warehouse Manager Mark Benzell Remodeling Design Pro Amy Hinck Design Manager, AKBDEmily Blonigen Remodeling Designer / Interior DesignerAlyssa Oleinik Remodeling Designer Courtney Walker Remodeling Designer / Interior Designer, Allied ASIDNatalie Hanson Remodeling Designer Ashley Hansen Remodeling Designer / Interior DesignerJanneke Schaap Sustainability Specialist / Remodeling Designer

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After several years of watching national homeownership rates fall Castle Building & Remodeling decided it was time to try to do something about it. Late in 2012 Castle formed a plan to begin “saving” old homes with character and either sell the homes to owner occupied families or help our employees to purchase a home through the Castle Employee Homeownership Assistance Plan. Our mission is to buy, remodel, and return these Castles to their former glory and make them ready for the next 80 years.

Our Favorite Types of Projects• Homes with structural challenges or that are small that can be expanded with a 2nd floor addition.• Properties not listed on the MLS.• Condemned or vacant properties in rough shape in above average neighborhoods.

Homes for SaleWe have several homes for sale on this tour as of printing date in August.

Our PhilosophyWe believe in doing things right the first time. Cutting corners to cover up problems isn’t our style. As a part of a larger remodeling organization, Castle Building & Remodeling, Inc. (www.castlebri.com) that works with hundreds of clients each year, we have no incentive to cut corners or do low quality repairs on our Save A Castle renovations.

If you are interested in working with Save A Castle to locate and custom remodel a home please contact Loren Schirber at 612-877-8375.

Save A Castle

Featured Home H6

Castle's Save A Castle program helps turn dilapidated homes into dream homes.

Opposite Page: H6 The kitchen was transformed into a beautiful, more open space, perfect for entertaining.

Top: H6 The outside recieved a huge facelift, complete with landscaping and a new garage.

Above left: H14 The master bath was redone for the perfect spa and getaway.

Above Right: H8 This 1894 home was lifted and a new full basement was added.

Visit the Save A Castle homes on tour:H6- 2256 Carter Ave. St. Paul (Shown above)H8- 2052 Carroll Ave. St. Paul H10- 893 Goodrich Ave. St. Paul [SOLD]H14- 1841 Palace Ave. St. Paul

Realtors and Homebuyers: Realtors and Homebuyers:

Come to our Save A Castle homes and fall in love with with your future dream home.

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Do More than LookWe understand, the tour is meant to be pretty and provide inspiration. We also feel that you should learn something new while you're checking out your neighbor's new space.

Each location has an educational topic or unique feature. Don't miss this opportunity to get all your questions answered by industry professionals. Each home will have digital hand outs available for emailing out after the tour.

EducationTopics

H1 Basements: Creating More Living SpaceH2 Master Suite: Upgrades and OptionsH3 Kitchen Layout BasicsH4 Salvage Items in Your RemodelH5 A. Bayer: Ins and Outs Cabinets B. The Castle ProcessH6 A. Adding a Mudroom and Bath on Your Main Floor B. What is a Professional Remodeler?H7 A. Eco-Friendly Kitchen Remodel Products B. Mythic Paint: What's NewH8 Lifting Home / Adding a New BasementH9 A. Planning with Your Designer Through Social Media: Pinterest and HouzzH10 A. Kolbe Windows: What's New B. 25 Factors to Consider When Choosing a Contractor

H12 A. Architect vs. Design Build B. Working with an Existing Floor PlanH13 Countertop OptionsH14 How to Know the Difference Between a Good Flip and a Bad One H16 How to Plan Your Bathroom RemodelH18 A. Appliances - Warners' Stellian: What's New B. The Castle ProcessH19 A. Working with Existing Cabinets B. Kitchen Costs: Makeover vs. Complete Remodel

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1. Grand Prize: $5,000 remodel provided by Castle Building & Remodeling 2- 4. Kohler Moxie Shower Head 5. Second Place Prize: Up to 5' Bayer Custom Vanity. Dakota Surfaces countertop. Includes 10sf custom recycled glass countertop with Kohler sink and faucet. Includes design help, demo & install labor 6. $500 Gift Card to Natural Built Home [disclaimer: Only visitors who get punched at NBH projects or at the Natural Built Home store will be eligible to win] 7. $250 of Mythic Paint from Natural Built Home [disclaimer: Only visitors who get punched at NBH projects or at the Natural Built Home store will be eligible to win]

8. $1000 Landscaping Design Services from Field Landscaping [disclaimer: Only visitors who get punched at Field projects will be eligible to win] 9. Kohler Sink 10. 5x7 Portrait Frame by Wood from the Hood 11. Small Pendant Light donated by PotekGlass. 12. Dewalt Orbital Palm Sander provided by Lakewood Painting 13. Bungalow Plan Book provided by the Longfellow Business Association 14. Nike Pullover Cambria sweatshirt (size large) 15. Kindle donated by Financial One 16. Coleman Red Canyon 17-Foot by 10-Foot 8-Person Modified Dome Tent provided by Bayer Interior Woods 17. Third Place Prize: $1000 Gift Card to Warners' Stellian 18. Once There Were Castles book 19. Clay Squared custom house numbers 20. Epicurous Cutting Board- Eco Friendly provided by Natural Built Home 21. Wilde Roast Gift Card provided by Alerus Mortage 22. Keurig Coffee Maker provided by Bayer Interior Wood 23. Green Remodeling Books Starter Kit provided by Natrual Built Home

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I SEE FIELDS OF GREENI SEE FIELDS OF GREENCastle Building & Remodeling partners with Field Outdoor Spaces to provide their clients with the best urban landscaping in the Twin Cities

Features

While many companies shy away from the tight lots and challenging yards in urban spaces, Field Outdoor Spaces has made an art of it. For the last eight years and counting, Field has worked with homeowners in Minneapolis, St. Paul and other neighborhoods around the Twin Cities to maximize their outdoor living areas.

Most projects start with a design and the experienced designers, led by owner Jason Rathe, are especially good at listening and making sure that the end product gives you time to enjoy the space rather than just work to keep it up. Field design balances well-thought out living areas with plantings that give a sense of a natural and living environment.

Field projects are predominantly completed in typical urban front and backyards – spaces that are hard to get into and have layers of history and decay. A typical South Minneapolis or Mac-Groveland backyard is about 40’ wide by 30-40’ long. A project like this will often start with a patio and Field recommends wiping out the entire lawn and planting beds at the same time. This means that lots of compost can be added to all the areas and you can get a great start to your new lawn and beds. Field says that the hot materials for patios are bluestone, clay paver and historic street brick.

We also incorporate landscape carpentry like pergolas, trellises and raised planters – the elements really help break up the space and make it feel like an outdoor room.

Field prides itself on being up front on pricing. During the free consultation, the Field designer will walk through the scope of the project and listen to what you want to accomplish with your renovation. They then describe how

they would approach your space and for most projects try to give a sense of what the budget might be right there. Using the example of a typical 40’ by 30’ backyard – Rathe figures that they can come in take everything out, install a bluestone patio, restore the beds and lawn and plant the backyard with a couple small trees and natural plantings for between $12,000 and $14,000.

Field offers thoughtful design, professional crews that build high-quality landscapes with minimal impact on your existing plants, structures and your neighborhood. Field would love to talk to you about your next landscape project.

4139 Garfield Ave S. Minneapolis, MN 55409

408 Lexington Pkwy S. St Paul, MN 55105

This St. Paul backyard offers many surprises. The buffalo grass lawn is low input and only requires one or two mows a year. The clay paver patio has a custom built stone bench and is surrounding by jutting rockgardens that hold a variety of plants that thrive is gravelly soils. In the back there is a “tuck away” patio only big enough to hold two chairs as a quiet refuge. The client has created an incredible roofed dining area attached to the garage that has a fantastic Italian landscape faux painting.

This eclectic cottage garden was installed and designed in phases starting in 2007. The small backyard features custom designed fence and deck with metal spindles, a mixed media patio with inlaid river stone and a “secret spring” waterfeature that percolates in an underground chamber. A bridge crosses the front yard raingarden that takes rainwater from two properties. The color palette of plants is boisterous playing off the wonderful annual combinations the client chooses for her upper and lower level window boxes.or sedi velibus.

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Gardens On TourCheck out these 3 beautiful landscapes featured on our tour this year:

Gardens on Tour

520A Irving Ave S. Minneapolis, MN 55405

This project makes the most of a small backyard with significant slope down to the garage. We tiered the yard and put a paver patio on the upper tier and a clean lawn area below. In between is a planted slope that is always in bloom with sliced stone steps that make for a natural transition. The property line is planted with small trees to create privacy. The patio has great paver work in a meandering design. The front walkway and front entryway stoop were completed with complementary materials.

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Castle strives to provide the most educational topics: including a project that is in progress.

Features Features

The Castle process is very important. Not only does it define us as a company but helps maintain our reputation. Through our fourteen step process you know exactly where we are in your remodel and what is coming next. You can learn about the entire process and see detailed planning flowcharts at the home. Here at Castle we want to make sure you are included every step of the way. To keep you informed we invite you to stop by the project that is still in progress.

Designer Alyssa Oleinik will walk you through this St. Paul home where we are transforming a story and a half into a 2 story home for a young family. On the main floor, we are reconfiguring the staircase, back bedroom, and bathroom. We will create a new staircase that meets code, a brand new bathroom/laundry room, and a mudroom. Since we are doubling the size of the home, the family will now have 3 bedrooms and a bathroom upstairs. Quite the transformation!

We began with reconfiguration of a portion of the main floor. Because the staircase to the attic did not meet code, we decided to relocate it. The staircase took the place of the main floor bathroom. The bathroom shifted to the back bedroom. Allowing space for laundry and a mudroom on the main floor. This was a high priority since the family usually comes in the back

door from the garage. With winter boots and coats, the small coat closet by the back basement staircase was not cutting it! Upstairs, we were able to gain 2 kids bedrooms, a bathroom, a master bedroom, and a master closet!! The family is very excited for their new home, especially the 3-yr-old who would exclaim, “Did you know I’m getting a bedroom upstairs?!?” at each design meeting.

Stopping by this project will give you an idea of what an in-progress job looks like as well as a chance to learn more about how Castle goes about making your project happen from start to finish. It's a great opportunity to ask Alyssa questions you have about planning and executing your remodel.

Project in Progress

Left: A view of the exterior before adding the addition

Right: The stairs before

Bottom: Rendering of the future bathroom space.

Realtors and Homebuyers: Realtors and Homebuyers:

Come to our Save A Castle homes and fall in love with with your future dream home.

While this home is not completed it is still great to see it in progress so you can become familiar with the Castle process before hiring us to do your remodel! Visit our webiste to learn more about the Castle process.

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During the framing phase in August


History

Castle Building & Remodeling, Inc. is a professional design/build firm specializing in residential remodeling. Castle is a second-generation family business, started in 1977, with over 2,400 past clients. Marty Schirber started the company from his basement and watched it grow over the years. In 2005 Castle moved into its headquarters on Johnson St NE, and two years later Loren acquired Castle Building & Remodeling from his father.

Since then Castle has seen 2 more locations open, one in St. Paul and the other in South Minneapolis. The unique design studios allow Castle’s interior designers to help clients plan anything from a not so big project all the way up to a whole house reconfiguration. In June of 2012, Castle merged with Camelot Builders, LLC and Aaron Johnson joined the ownership team at Castle as Operations Manager. With the addition of the Camelot employees, Castle can better handle all sizes of remodeling projects.

If you hire Castle you will find that our tag line “The Best Value in Professional Remodeling” is our way of life. Our professional team strives to bring a luxury service to the masses. A clearly defined process, direct buying relationships, time tested systems, and efficiency allow Castle to provide a better value and guarantee a better experience. Through our three pronged guarantee we hold ourselves accountable so you do not have to.

IT'S ALL IN THE FAMILYThe History of Castle

Loren Schirber is born

Loren decides at age 11 that manual labor is not for him

Marty helps form NARI of MN

Loren returns from TX to join Castle part time and start MBA full time

Castle reorganizes - Marty and Loren end business partnership to save Castle and family holidays

June 2012: Aaron Johnson joins ownership team when merger with Camelot Builders completes

Loren wins Big 50 in Remodeling Magazine - making Castle the only company to win twice and only company to win as a father-son team

April 2009: St. Paul showroom opens

September 2012: South Minneapolis showroom opens

Marty wins Big 50 in Remodeling Magazine

September 2012: South Minneapolis showroom opens

February 2013:Save-A-Castle, LLC launches. Saves one home and acquires 3 more

September 2013:Castle hosts first annual Castle Educational Remodeling Tour

October 2013:Castle is awarded a spot in Mpls Business Journal Fast 50 Growing Companies

March 2014:Castle acquiresNatural Built Home

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DesignTeam

Courtney got her start in interior design well before she had any formal training. As a kid she started out rearranging her room and quickly branched out to her friend’s rooms as well. Following her passions for organization and good design, after finishing high school in her hometown in Iowa, she attended The Art Institutes International Minnesota. She received a Bachelors of Science in Interior Design in 2011 and has been with Castle since. She started out as a Design Intern and quickly worked her way up to doing her own projects. Starting out assisting other designers gave her the opportunity to really learn Castle’s process and observe the different design techniques individual designers at Castle use.

Courtney Walker Remodeling DesignerInterior Designer, Allied ASID

Amy Hinck Design Manager, AKBDSave A Castle Designer

Emily Blonigen Remodeling DesignerInterior Designer

Mark Benzell Remodeling Design Pro

Natalie Hanson Remodeling DesignerInterior Designer

Ashley Hansen Remodeling Designer,Interior Designer

Alyssa Oleinik Remodeling Designer

Designing and crafting is something that has been engrained into Ashley’s character through the influence of family and friends. The concept of DIY was taught to her early on. From years of practicing this whether it be sewing clothes, sewing her comforter, making art, or upholstering furniture she developed a passion for design. Ashley recognizes that designers are given a great responsibility and opportunity to redefine quality. Interior Design is an outlet in which she is able to share this belief knowing how the layout, selections and aesthetic appearance of a space can truly impact people. Therefor she truly enjoys the opportunity to build relationships with clients and help them form solutions which consider both form and function and best accommodate their lifestyle.

Natalie received her Bachelor of Science in Interior Design in 2012 and has been actively working in the industry ever since. She attended an alternative high school at the Minnesota Zoo called the School of Environmental Studies, where she developed a passion for environmental sciences. Right out of high school, she decided to pursue a career in Meteorology at the University of Oklahoma where she spent two years chasing tornados and attending Sooner football games. While this was exciting, she knew that it was not a lifetime career path for her. She has been interested in art, architecture and interiors since childhood and settled on the field of interior design for her next educational adventure.

Mark started remodeling homes in 1978 (about the same time he discovered Tab soda) and operated his own design/build firm for 25 years. He has been a long time member of the National Association of the Remodeling Industry and served on the Board of Directors for the Minnesota Chapter of NARI from 1991-2007. In 1992, Mark’s company was chosen by Remodeling Magazine as one of their ‘Big 50′ contractors of the year. As President of the Minnesota Chapter in 1994, Mark was honored with the Industry Leader of the Year Award. In December of 2007, Mark was named as a founding Director for Minnesota GreenStar and served as the Minnesota GreenStar Treasurer and Operations Manager through the end of 2011.

Emily Blonigen received her Bachelors of Science in Interior Design from the Art Institutes International Minnesota. One thing that she appreciates from her education is the artistic approach Ai takes to the Interior Design profession. Emily is currently studying for her LEED Green Associates Certification. Her main interest in the field is to find opportunities to create sustainable and healthy environments. Design may be achieved through trends, unique styles, colors, and materials- but great design is found through considering the users experience and the continuing future within that environment. With knowledgeable design practices and smart material selections, she is opening the doors of design towards a prosperous and more sustainable future that she is excited to be a part of.

Amy Hinck has been around construction her entire life. She spent summers pouring concrete and working on other masonry jobs with her dad in northern Minnesota. She moved to Minneapolis to pursue her Bachelor of Arts Degree in Architecture. She wanted to help bridge the communication gap between trades and designers. Amy began working as a drafter immediately after graduating in 2005, and soon became a designer and project manager. During her 9 plus years in the remodeling industry, she has achieved certification as an Associate Kitchen and Bath Designer through the NKBA, as well as a LEED Green Associate through the USGBC.

Surrounded by DIY parents and a houseful of brothers in the woods; Janneke grew up with a penchant for the hands-on and the playful, as well as a deep-seated respect for nature. At work, she resonates with crafting amazing spaces through creative use of resources and approaches every project with an excitement that shines through the final product. She believes beauty in design is best achieved through high-functioning spaces, and refuses to believe the two concepts are mutually exclusive.

Alyssa graduated in May 2013 with her Bachelor of Science in Architecture from the University of Minnesota- Twin Cities. She studied abroad in Spring 2012 in Oaxaca, Mexico and came to appreciate the contrast in architectural style when comparing the courtyard buildings there to the high rises in the Twin Cities. Alyssa grew up in a family that enjoys flipping houses, and was drawing floor plans in chalk on her grandmother’s driveway by age five. Alyssa loves skiing, hiking, camping, and anything that will give a rush of adrenaline such as skydiving, white water rafting, and zip lining. She has traveled to Europe and Central America, and foresees plenty of adventure in her future!

There's a lot to consider when redesigning your home. Meet the team that will help you make all the right choices.

Janneke Schaap Remodeling DesignerSustainability Specialist


Directory

DIRECTORY OF PROJECTS ON TOUR

KITCHENBuchanan St NE H3 Simpson St H5 Edmund Ave H7Lincoln Ave H9Saratoga St. S H13 Sally Lane H19Colfax Ave S H18

BATHLake Lane H136th Ave NE H2Pascal St S H12 Busch Terrace H16

BASEMENTLake Lane H1

ADDITIONS / UPPER LEVEL36th Ave NE H2Pascal St S H12

SAVE A CASTLECarter Ave H6Carroll Ave H8Goodrich Ave H10Palace Ave H14

NATURAL BUILT HOMEEdmund Ave H7Sally Lane H19

OTHER*36th Ave NE H2Central Ave NE H4 Lincoln Ave H9

FIELDLexington Pkwy H11Garfield Ave S H15Irving Ave S H17

Arden HillsLake Lane H1

Minneapolis36th Ave NE H2Buchanan St NE H3 Central Ave NE H4 Simpson St H5 Garfield Ave S H15Busch Terrace H16 Irving Ave S H17Colfax Ave S H18

St. PaulCarter Ave H6Edmund Ave H7Carroll Ave H8Lincoln Ave H9Goodrich Ave H10Lexington Pkwy H11Pascal St S H12 Saratoga St S H13Palace Ave H14

EdinaSally Lane H19

*Master Suite (H2), Powder Room (H9), Rear-Entry / Mud Room (H9), Light Commercial (H4), Attic/Addition (H13)

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Amy HinckLincoln Ave H9 Colfax Ave S H18

Mark BenzellLake Lane H1Busch Terrace H16

Courtney WalkerBuchanan St NE H3 Saratoga St. S H13

Emily Blonigen36th Ave NE H2

Ashley HansenGoodrich Ave H10

Alyssa OleinikSimpson St H5Pascal St S H12

Janneke SchaapCentral Ave NE H4

Field Outdoor Spaces Lexington Pkwy H11Garfield Ave S H15Irving Ave S H17

SAVE A CASTLECarter Ave H6Carroll Ave H8Goodrich Ave H10Palace Ave H14

NATURAL BUILT HOMEEdmund Ave H7Sally Lane H19

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Homes on Tour Homes on Tour

1863 Lake Lane, Arden Hills MN 55112

Happy empty nesters, called upon Castle for help in remodeling their main floor for a new master suite. Staying true to the original era of the home, clean lines and modern touches were brought in. The new layout incorporates a new luxurious master bath, custom walk-in closet, master bedroom, new windows throughout, and a new front entry. The couple was eager for easy access into all spaces, including their bathroom. Pocket doors and a floor plan that incorporates function and privacy was designed. Bringing the modern flare into the bath was achieved by playing with one of the elements of design, line; 2 stacked floating vanities with custom Dakota surfaces recycled glass countertops, modern Kohler plumbing fixtures, gorgeous tile that runs long with the room, and a custom tile niche wraps two full walls into the shower. Innovative details were selected including a Solatube with integrated light/bath fan, teak flip up/down shower bench, Kohler hydrorail showering column, as well as a schluter linear drain.

What started out as a kitchen remodel in this Northeast Minneapolis home built in 1941, grew into a kitchen, den & bathroom remodel. Starting with the kitchen the homeowners wanted to get rid of the dated tile that covered the walls and part of the ceiling. They also wanted to open up the space as much as possible and add more counter space. By taking out the existing dropped paneled ceiling and removing the partition walls between the kitchen and den we were able to really open it up. We then added a peninsula for additional storage and counter space. While the rest of the Kitchen layout stayed pretty much the same every surface was updated. The kitchen now features wood flooring that tie into the existing wood floors in the home, Bayer Interior Woods custom inset painted cabinetry, Cambria quartz countertops &and gorgeous new pendant lighting that adds a bit of sparkle to the space. The kitchen opened up so much more on the den side the homeowners decided that the wall paneling/brick, old electric fireplace and acoustic tile ceiling had to go.

Discussions between Recovery Bike Shop and Castle Building & Remodeling, Inc. began through the Northeast Investment Cooperative (NEIC) in early 2013 when the bike shop found a space on Central Avenue. The interior was re-wired with new electrical service and required plumbing updates paving the way for two new, accessible bathrooms with low-flow plumbing fixtures, salvaged cherry doors and restored barn lights over the sinks. Castle’s carpenters built new mechanic’s workbenches wrapped in reclaimed wood, and also transferred and reinstalled a 250lb tin-clad fire door to the other side. The storefront was revitalized with new energy-efficient floor-to-ceiling windows and a brand new custom metal-and-reclaimed-wood awning designed by a Recovery employee and built by local artist Jeff Lohaus of Lohaus Metal Arts. The result is a beautiful, functional space that grew out of collaboration, using unique materials and rooted in the community that showcase Castle’s commitment to preserving the character of the urban fabric.

This late 1940's, Arden Hills ranch was getting very little use from an unfinished, unwelcoming basement with a concrete block wall that divided the basement down the middle and low duct work that made most of the space very uncomfortable to use. Castle Building & Remodeling transformed this basement by creating a large opening in the block wall, connecting the two halves of the basement. The new main open area has been divided into a family room next to a craft and hobby area. A new spacious 3/4 bath and a bright, efficient laundry room add to the overall functionality of the basement, which also includes a music practice room.

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H1 1863 Lake Lane, Arden Hills MN 55112H2 2301 36th Ave NE, Minneapolis MN 55418H3 3238 Buchanan St NE, Minneapolis MN 55418 H4 2504 Central Ave NE, Minneapolis MN 55418H5 1549 Simpson St, St. Paul MN 55108H6 2256 Carter Ave, St. Paul MN 55108H7 1451 Edmund Ave, St. Paul MN 55104H8 2052 Carroll Ave, St. Paul MN 55104H9 1012 Lincoln Ave, St. Paul MN 55105H10 893 Goodrich Ave, St. Paul MN 55105

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This 1920's home was brimming with character but was in need of a facelift. The footprint remained the same but changing the layout and adding cabinets to the back entry significantly improved the functionality of the space. The kitchen was torn down to the studs and rebuilt while keeping the home's original trim in tact. New EcoFusion natural bamboo flooring went in followed by beautiful Craftsman style natural alder Crystal Cabinets. The Element Surfaces recycled glass counter tops are a custom blend selected by the homeowner to compliment the Mercury Mosaic handmade clay tile backsplash. Every selection made kept the character of the home in mind while also using healthy and environmental friendly materials.

1549 Simpson St, St. Paul MN 55108Designer: Alyssa Oleinik

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The owners of this home thought ahead when doing previous projects. A few years ago they added on to the rear of the home, in hopes of someday expanding their kitchen. We think other homeowners can learn from them and strive to think ahead and plan to do projects in phases. They even purchased extra tile so that when they did choose to do the kitchen and ½ bath remodel, they had enough to tie into the existing rear entry/mudroom. We didn’t do the addition, but were called upon to rework their kitchen and ½ bath layout. They decided on the option that gave them the biggest island and kitchen space. Some of the unique features in this remodel include locally made tiles used as a detail in the backsplash, a combination gas/griddle/induction cooktop, a reduced length toilet in order to maintain code clearances, and a recessed niche for the TV. These owners were also willing to do some work themselves to save on costs- demolition, acquiring many of the fixtures, and painting.

We turned this formerly un-kept duplex into a charming single family home. There are 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, a formal living room with a gas fireplace, a large family room in the basement that incorporated existing built-ins, and a TV room with a custom entertainment center. The mudroom contains cubbies, pantry storage to compliment the new kitchen, and a key drop/tech hub. A two car detached garage exists. Energy efficiency was improved by adding insulation to the attic, replacing windows, replacing the boiler and hot water maker, and providing energy star appliances. The woodwork and built-ins were salvaged and reused. We also saved and refinished as much hardwood as we could. This was actually the first Save A Castle where the homebuyers were involved in a good portion of the design process and made decisions regarding layout, products and materials. They’ve added a lot of personal touches along the way and can’t wait to move in.

The biggest feat of this whole house remodel was lifting the house and constructing a new foundation. The entire house was gutted and remodeled. There are 3 bedrooms on the top floor along with a full bathroom. The first floor amenities include a rear entry, powder room, beautiful 4 season sunroom, updated kitchen, and traditional living/dining room. The new basement has a spacious family room and laundry/utility room as well as a bedroom and ¾ bathroom. This is a turn-key home. Being in this central location the future home buyers will be able to spend their time enjoying the events and activities that the twin cities have to offer.

The owners of this 1931 Bungalow were ready for a new kitchen. Limited storage and counter space was an issue, and the dark carpet was not ideal for a kitchen floor. By simply flipping the back entry doorway from the kitchen side of an existing archway to the nook side of the archway, we were able to gain additional cabinet and countertop on either side of the range. We also gained lots of storage by installing floor to ceiling cabinetry on either side of the window in the nook. Galley kitchens can prove challenging for two people to cook in without running into one another. As a solution, we created a space where one person can sit and chop veggies in the nook while the other works at the stove. We chose white cabinets with black granite countertops for a classic look, and then added a fun pop of color and pattern on the floor with 3 colors of Marmoleum!

A rear entry/powder room was added on to the 1st floor of this home. In addition to a major gut to most spaces of this home, we remodeled the kitchen, 2nd floor general bathroom, refinished hardwood floors, repainted the entire house, and replaced all windows. The existing sunroom space is now insulated/heated and part of the master bedroom. This home is in a great neighborhood and was in need of a top to bottom restoration. We saved this castle in the nick of time!

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1012 Lincoln Ave, St. Paul MN 55105

Designer: Amy HinckEducational Feature: Lifting a home / adding anew basement

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2052 Carroll Ave, St. Paul MN 55104

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2256 Carter Ave, St. Paul MN 55108Designer: Amy HinckH6 Educational Feature: Adding a mud room

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1451 Edmund Ave, St. Paul MN 55104

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SOLDCastle’s Designers are unique in that they know both the design and remodeling aspects of planning a project. Castle’s Continuing Education program was designed to cross-train designer/sales employees on construction practices and allow for hands on experience. They will also be able to spot more issues on their first visit to a home, avoid problems during projects, and become well-rounded designers.

Below you will see how many hours are expected of Castle’s design/sales staff and how their continuing education relate to their titles as well.

Design Intern: 1 Year minimum in this position (or 3+ years relevant industry experience to skip this step)

Remodeling Designer: 16+ field credit hours minimum, plus one year or industry experience

Remodeling Design Pro: 32+ field credit hours in past two years (16 hours annual ongoing continuing education), $600,000+ in annual completed remodeling projects two consecutive years.

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3843 Beard Ave S, Minneapolis MN 55410Designer: Mark Benzell

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This kitchen remodel revolved around refinishing the existing cabinets and adding new elements to make it feel like a brand new space. The first thing to go was the original carpet flooring which has been replaced by a beautiful and durable Marmoleum natural linoleum. The original cabinets were revived with a lot of work and water based non-toxic stain and poly. The cabinets look beautiful with the handcast Element Surfaces recycled glass counter tops featuring pops of red. The color is picked up in the backsplash with the lovingly handmade Mercury Mosaic bubble tiles that pierce through the traditional off-white subway tile made from recycled porcelain. Much of the rest of the house has new natural wool carpeting to complete the eco-friendly update.

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353 Pascal St S, St. Paul MN 55105

Designer: Alyssa OleinikThis St Paul family with 2 young boys was in need of more space. They looked into moving, but just couldn’t find a home they were excited about. They loved their neighborhood and their home of 13 years, so decided a large scale remodel was the best option. Unfortunately, low ceiling heights in the attic and basement prohibited utilizing existing interior space. After weighing pros and cons of different floor plans, tearing off the roof and building a full 2nd story would give the family the space (876 sqft) they needed to grow. We began with reconfiguration of a portion of the main floor. Because the staircase to the attic did not meet code, we decided to relocate it. The staircase took the place of the main floor bathroom. Upstairs we were able to gain 2 kids bedrooms, a bathroom, a master bedroom, and a master closet!!

356 Saratoga St S, St. Paul MN 55105Designer: Courtney Walker

The owners of this 1919 St. Paul home were looking to makeover their kitchen, with this small kitchen we had to take advantage of every inch. We expanded into the closet behind the kitchen for more space. Adding custom cabinets and recycled glass gave this new kitchen a beautiful touch. Then, we matched the original existing wood floors in the kitchen with the Adura flooring in the entry and added LED lights under the cabinets and in the ceiling lights to brighten up the space. The home owners decided to keep the colors light to make this small space feel more open.


With this whole house remodel, we nearly tripled the amount of usable space by finishing off the basement and adding a dormer/finishing the 2nd floor. The 1st floor kitchen, rear entry, mudroom, and bathroom were remodeled and we also refinished the hardwood floors and painted the remaining rooms. A new 2 car detached garage was recently built. This is now a 5 bedroom, 3 bathroom house with a beautiful master suite. The open floor plan 1st floor and basement finish were designed to be family and entertaining friendly. This home now ranks high for energy efficiency with the new spray foam insulation, furnace and A/C unit, water heater, and windows. Since we touched virtually every space in the home- the homeowners will enjoy the very low maintenance for years to come!

1841 Palace Ave, Saint Paul, MN 55105Designer: Amy Hinck

335 Busch Terrace, Minneapolis MN 55419Designer: Mark Benzell

An unused alcove in the upstairs hallway of this 1917 built home was badly in need of a purpose. A door to a small rug-shaker porch was almost never used and became a small sacrifice to the grander idea of an additional bathroom to serve the three upstairs bedrooms. The space is large enough to accommodate a spacious shower with a built-in bench, transom window, enhanced shower faucet features and an open bright feel thanks to a frameless glass wall and glass shower door. Traditional white subway wall tile and 1” hex floor tiles are accented with Carrera marble details throughout. This is an efficient, but truly ‘classy’ bathroom with the added bonus of a radiate heated floor and polished chrome bathroom accessories. Special attention was given to the details to make this bathroom look and feel like it had always been a part of this home.

Like most story and ½ homes in the Twin Cities, this Minneapolis kitchen was very cramped and closed off. After a few iterations of conceptual plans, the clients decided to go for the biggest change. In order to achieve the best layout, we removed the wall between the dining room and kitchen, moved the existing window on the side wall down a few feet, and changed out the dining room windows to a set of french doors. The homeowners are completely thrilled with the outcome. They are impressed with the way the hardwood floors were toothed in and refinished and they absolutely love the natural cherry cabinetry, Cambria perimeter countertops, and butcher-block island top. Details that were incorporated in this remodel were the wine rack, dishwasher panel, and bold tile backsplash.

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5408 Colfax Ave S, Minneapolis, MN 55419Designer: Amy Hinck

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Marmoleum is made from natural, readily renewable raw materials. These natural ingredients give the � ooring inherent anti-static properties that repel dust, making it easier to maintain a healthier environment for people who su� er from asthma and allergies. Marmoleum is also naturally anti-microbial, inhibiting the growth of many micro-organisms, including the MRSA and CRE strains of bacteria.

Marmoleum � ooring requires simple maintenance, reducing water usage and eliminatingthe need for toxic cleaning chemicals. Marmoleum is USDA Certi� ed 100% Biobased and will naturally biodegrade into an earth-friendly material safe for land� lls at the end of its long 30-year service life.

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1863 Lake Lane, Arden Hills H1Edu Topics: Basements: Creating more living space

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2301 36th Ave NE, Mpls H2Edu Topics: Master Suite: Upgrades and Options

3238 Buchanan St NE, Mpls H3Edu Topics: Kitchen layout basics

2504 Central Ave NE, Mpls H4Edu Topics: Salvaging Items in your remodel

1549 Simpson St, St. Paul H5Edu Topics: Bayer Ins & Outs Cabinets

2256 Carter Ave, St. Paul H6Edu Topics: Adding a mud room/bath on the main floor

2052 Carroll Ave, St. Paul H8Edu Topics: Lifting a Home/adding new basement

1012 Lincoln Ave, St. Paul H9Edu Topics: Planning with designer using social media

893 Goodrich Ave, St. Paul H10Edu Topics: Planning with designer using social media

408 Lexington Pkwy S., St. Paul Edu Topics: Field Outdoor Spaces

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353 Pascal St S., St. Paul Edu Topics: Floor Plan

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356 Saratoga St S., St. Paul Edu Topics: Counter Top Options

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1841 Palace Ave, St. Paul Edu Topics: How To Tell a good Flip

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4139 Garfield Ave S., St. Paul Edu Topics: Field Outdoor Spaces

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335 Busch Terrace, Mpls Edu Topics: How to plan your bath remodel

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1451 Edmund Ave, St. Paul H7Edu Topics: Eco Friendly Kitchen Products

520A Irving Ave S., Mpls Edu Topics: Field Outdoor Spaces

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5408 Colfax Ave S., Mpls Edu Topics: Warners’ Stellian Appliances

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7012 Sally Lane, Edina Edu Topics: Working with existing cabinets

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4020 Minnehaha Ave, MplsEdu Topics: About Natural Built Home

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1. Grand Prize: $5,000 remodel provided by Castle Building & Remodeling2. Second Place Prize: Up to 5' Bayer Custom Vanity. Dakota Surfaces countertop Includes 10sf custom recycled glass countertop with Kohler sink and faucet Includes design help, demo & install labor.3. Third Place Prize: $1000 Gift Card to Warners' Stellian4. Fourth Place Prize: Kohler Moxie Shower Head 5. Fifth Place Prize: Kohler cast iron sink and a faucet6. Sixth Place Prize: $500 Natural Built Home Gift Certificate7. Seventh Place Prize: $250 wor

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