AMEK Wins ROMA For Eagan Total House
An Eagan whole house project earned a ROMA distinction by industry peers recently at Housing First’s BIG Night held at Mystic Lake Casino. The Total House category showcases our team’s artistic and production talents throughout an entire main level remodel. “We personalize every project we do to optimize the space with the goal to make […]
Midwest Home Article Features AMEK Client
AMEK client shares her experience with Midwest Home magazine writer following a main level remodeling project.
AMEK Design + Build Team Wins CotY Award
AMEK’s design + build team wins 2020 NARI CotY Award for Interior Remodel
AMEK Team Wins ROMA for Minneapolis Remodel
AMEK Inc. design and build team earns a Housing First ROMA Award for their Minneapolis kitchen remodel which removed walls to include an island for entertaining and enhanced the home’s 1920s charm.
Edina Project Earns National Recognition
Our AMEK team earned national recognition for a whole remodeling project we did for an Edina family. Sponsored by the Qualified Remodeler magazine, the 41st Annual Master Design Awards in 22 categories were recently presented in Kentucky. Receiving a Gold Award in the Insurance Restoration category, our project involved completely gutting a home following a […]
AMEK Wins ROMA for Bloomington Remodel
Our AMEK team is celebrating our ROMA Award received on October 25 at Housing First Minnesota/BATC’s BIG Night. The Remodeler of Merit Award is presented in 16 different categories for excellence in design and craftsmanship based on overcoming challenges and meeting the clients’ needs. Our award-winning Bloomington remodel in the Total House category involved finishing […]
Chrysalis Award Recognizes Post-fire Renovation Project
A whole home remodel for an Edina family earned the 2019 Regional Chrysalis Award for Residential Insurance Restoration. While the kitchen area where the fire started sustained the most significant damage, there was also extensive smoke and water damage to the remainder of the home. The destruction also opened the door to a “do over” thinking. […]
