Every household is different, so we start with what you actually own and who counts on you, then build coverage around it.
By: Charlie Brookins
Agent/Owner, Variant Insurance Group
How much does a full re-side cost in Maple Plain?
What warranty do I get?
What happens at the first appointment?
Do you work on homes with lead paint?
Do I need a permit for siding work?
Most full re-sides on a single-family home in Maple Plain take five to eight working days once materials arrive. Tear-off of old siding adds one to two days if the existing cladding is wood. Weather delays can push the schedule, and our project manager will communicate any changes the same day.
We provide a workmanship warranty on our labor, and the manufacturer's product warranty covers the material. Fiber cement products typically carry a 30-year non-prorated warranty, while vinyl varies by brand from 25 years to lifetime. We walk through warranty details at the estimate appointment so you know exactly what is covered.
Yes. The city of Maple Plain requires a building permit for a full re-side. We pull the permit, schedule the inspection, and handle the paperwork. You do not need to visit city hall.
One of our project managers visits your home, measures the exterior, inspects the existing siding condition, and discusses your material preferences. We take photos and notes, then deliver a written estimate within a few business days. There is no charge and no obligation.
How long does a siding project take?
For a standard rambler or split-level, our written estimates for vinyl typically fall between $8,000 and $13,000, and fiber cement runs $15,000 to $24,000. The exact number depends on wall area, trim details, and whether we need to address sheathing or moisture damage underneath. Your written estimate will confirm the price before any work begins.
Building a custom home in Roseville, MN, means working with a builder who understands the city's unique mix of postwar neighborhoods, tight infill lots, and evolving zoning rules. Most projects here run between 10 and 16 months from design through move-in, and the details of how a builder handles Roseville's specific conditions make all the difference in whether you hit that timeline or blow past it.
Custom Home Builder in Roseville, MN: What NorBrook Construction Does for You
We are NorBrook Construction, a licensed Minnesota residential building contractor (license BC80875) based in Maple Plain. We build custom homes in Roseville for families who want a house designed around how they actually live, not a production floorplan with cosmetic upgrades. Our work in Roseville covers full custom builds on vacant lots, teardown-and-rebuild projects on postwar parcels, and infill construction near the city's commercial corridors. We serve homeowners who have outgrown their current home but love their Roseville neighborhood, first-time buyers assembling a lot and a vision, and families relocating to the Twin Cities who want something that fits from day one. Every project gets a dedicated project manager who provides daily or weekly updates so you always know where things stand. Founded by brothers Robb and Seth Norling along with Charlie Brookins, we bring a hands-on approach to every Roseville job site.
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Credentials
Licensed & Insured MN Contractor
- Licensed Minnesota building contractor
- Fully insured, permits pulled per project
- Owner-led from estimate to walkthrough
- Written warranty on workmanship
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Every household is different, so we start with what you actually own and who counts on you, then build coverage around it.
Cities We Serve in the West Metro
By: Charlie Brookins
Agent/Owner, Variant Insurance Group
We work throughout the following communities. [CONFIRM final list]
As a family-owned contractor, we know these neighborhoods: the lake homes around Minnetonka and Orono, the newer developments in Corcoran and Medina, and the established streets of Wayzata and Excelsior. That local knowledge shapes how we plan a project, from lot conditions and municipal review to the material choices that hold up in this climate.
As a family-owned contractor, we know these neighborhoods: the lake homes around Minnetonka and Orono, the newer developments in Corcoran and Medina, and the established streets of Wayzata and Excelsior. That local knowledge shapes how we plan a project, from lot conditions and municipal review to the material choices that hold up in this climate.
As a family-owned contractor, we know these neighborhoods: the lake homes around Minnetonka and Orono, the newer developments in Corcoran and Medina, and the established streets of Wayzata and Excelsior. That local knowledge shapes how we plan a project, from lot conditions and municipal review to the material choices that hold up in this climate.
Teardown-and-Rebuild on Postwar Lots
Roseville's residential fabric is dominated by ramblers and split-levels built between 1948 and 1965. These homes sit on lots that are typically 75 to 85 feet wide with mature tree canopies and established utility connections, which makes them excellent candidates for teardown-and-rebuild projects. But they come with real constraints that generic builders often underestimate.
Our crews start by assessing the existing foundation and utility laterals. In many Roseville neighborhoods, the original clay sewer lines run to the street at depths that don't match current code, so we coordinate with Roseville Public Works early to confirm connection points. The city's housing studies have identified aging housing stock as a key concern, and teardown projects directly address that gap.
Because most of these homes were built before 1978, lead paint and asbestos are standard findings during demolition. Our EPA lead-safe certification (LFC-281) means we handle abatement in-house rather than subbing it out and adding weeks to the schedule. We sequence demolition, soil testing, and new foundation work so the lot sits open for the shortest possible window, which matters in Roseville's clay-heavy soils where exposed excavations can collect water fast during spring thaw. Frost depth in this part of Minnesota runs 42 inches, so footings go deep and we pour them before the ground locks up in late fall whenever the schedule allows.
Every household is different, so we start with what you actually own and who counts on you, then build coverage around it.
Homeowners and property managers across the west metro hire NorBrook for the full range of residential and commercial work. Each service is delivered by the same owner-led team.
By: Charlie Brookins
Agent/Owner, Variant Insurance Group
Our Services in the West Metro
Infill Near the Commercial Core
Roseville's commercial core along Snelling and Fairview Avenues has been evolving steadily, and the city's strategic plan identifies economic vitality as a priority for the coming years. That evolution creates infill opportunities on parcels adjacent to commercial zones where older single-family homes or small commercial structures once stood.
Building infill in these locations is a different animal than working in a quiet cul-de-sac. Setback requirements tighten, and the city's planning division pays close attention to how a new residential structure relates to neighboring commercial uses in terms of screening, drainage, and traffic flow. We handle the variance applications and site plan reviews ourselves rather than leaving that to the homeowner.
Our process on infill lots starts with a detailed site survey that accounts for existing stormwater infrastructure, because Roseville requires on-site stormwater management for new impervious surface. We typically design rain gardens or underground retention systems into the landscape plan from the start. The
2025 city budget of $73.6 million includes a 5.4 percent levy increase, partly directed toward infrastructure improvements that affect how new construction connects to city systems. We stay current on these changes so our clients don't get surprised by new requirements mid-build.
Noise is also a real consideration. We schedule high-impact work like pile driving or concrete pumping during hours that respect both commercial neighbors and residential ones, and our site managers coordinate deliveries to avoid blocking shared access points.
Every household is different, so we start with what you actually own and who counts on you, then build coverage around it.
Cities We Serve in the West Metro
By: Charlie Brookins
Agent/Owner, Variant Insurance Group
We work throughout the following communities. [CONFIRM final list]
As a family-owned contractor, we know these neighborhoods: the lake homes around Minnetonka and Orono, the newer developments in Corcoran and Medina, and the established streets of Wayzata and Excelsior. That local knowledge shapes how we plan a project, from lot conditions and municipal review to the material choices that hold up in this climate.
As a family-owned contractor, we know these neighborhoods: the lake homes around Minnetonka and Orono, the newer developments in Corcoran and Medina, and the established streets of Wayzata and Excelsior. That local knowledge shapes how we plan a project, from lot conditions and municipal review to the material choices that hold up in this climate.
As a family-owned contractor, we know these neighborhoods: the lake homes around Minnetonka and Orono, the newer developments in Corcoran and Medina, and the established streets of Wayzata and Excelsior. That local knowledge shapes how we plan a project, from lot conditions and municipal review to the material choices that hold up in this climate.
Why Homeowners Hire NorBrook Construction
We carry Minnesota residential building contractor license BC80875, which you can verify yourself through the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry license lookup. That's your baseline assurance that we meet the state's bonding and insurance requirements.
For Roseville's older housing stock, our EPA lead-safe certification (LFC-281) is essential. Any renovation or demolition on a home built before 1978 requires a certified renovator on site, and we hold that certification rather than relying on a subcontractor to bring it.
Safety on our job sites is managed by leadership with OSHA 30 training. Co-founder Seth Norling holds the OSHA 30 certification, and that standard flows down to every crew member and trade partner working under our supervision.
What sets us apart from larger production builders is the project management structure. Every NorBrook project gets a single dedicated project manager who owns the schedule, the budget, and the communication. You get daily or weekly updates depending on the phase of construction, and you always have a direct line to someone who can answer your question without transferring you three times. If you want to talk before committing to anything, call us at 763-237-5114.
Every household is different, so we start with what you actually own and who counts on you, then build coverage around it.
Homeowners and property managers across the west metro hire NorBrook for the full range of residential and commercial work. Each service is delivered by the same owner-led team.
By: Charlie Brookins
Agent/Owner, Variant Insurance Group
Our Services in the West Metro
We provide a workmanship warranty on our labor, and the manufacturer's product warranty covers the material. Fiber cement products typically carry a 30-year non-prorated warranty, while vinyl varies by brand from 25 years to lifetime. We walk through warranty details at the estimate appointment so you know exactly what is covered.
What warranty do I get?
What happens at the first appointment?
Your Options Compared, and What We Recommend
Choosing a custom home builder in Roseville means weighing several construction approaches. Here's how the main options stack up for a typical Roseville lot:
| Approach | Cost Range (per sq ft) | Timeline | Design Flexibility | Best For | NorBrook Recommendation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Full custom build | $250-$400+ | 12-16 months | Complete control over layout, materials, finishes | Buyers who want every detail specified | Our default for most Roseville clients: highest long-term value and satisfaction |
| Semi-custom (modified plan) | $200-$300 | 8-12 months | Moderate: choose from preset options with some modifications | Budget-conscious buyers who like an existing plan | Good option if you find a plan you love, but modifications can add up fast |
| Spec home purchase | $180-$260 | Move-in ready | Limited: what's built is what you get | Buyers on a tight timeline who prioritize speed | We don't build spec homes, but we'll be honest if one fits your needs better |
| Modular/prefab | $150-$250 | 4-8 months | Limited by module dimensions and transport constraints | Rural or simple footprints | Rarely practical on Roseville's tighter urban lots due to crane access and setbacks |
For most Roseville projects, we recommend a full custom build. The Twin Cities builder market is competitive, and a full custom approach lets you design specifically for your lot's orientation, your family's daily patterns, and the energy performance you want. The upfront cost is higher, but you avoid the compromise of adapting a plan that was drawn for a different site.
Every household is different, so we start with what you actually own and who counts on you, then build coverage around it.
Cities We Serve in the West Metro
By: Charlie Brookins
Agent/Owner, Variant Insurance Group
We work throughout the following communities. [CONFIRM final list]
As a family-owned contractor, we know these neighborhoods: the lake homes around Minnetonka and Orono, the newer developments in Corcoran and Medina, and the established streets of Wayzata and Excelsior. That local knowledge shapes how we plan a project, from lot conditions and municipal review to the material choices that hold up in this climate.
As a family-owned contractor, we know these neighborhoods: the lake homes around Minnetonka and Orono, the newer developments in Corcoran and Medina, and the established streets of Wayzata and Excelsior. That local knowledge shapes how we plan a project, from lot conditions and municipal review to the material choices that hold up in this climate.
As a family-owned contractor, we know these neighborhoods: the lake homes around Minnetonka and Orono, the newer developments in Corcoran and Medina, and the established streets of Wayzata and Excelsior. That local knowledge shapes how we plan a project, from lot conditions and municipal review to the material choices that hold up in this climate.
Common Questions Before Hiring NorBrook in Roseville, MN
How much does a custom home cost in Roseville?
Most of our Roseville custom homes fall between $250 and $400 per square foot, depending on finishes, mechanical systems, and site conditions. A 2,400-square-foot home typically lands in the $600,000 to $960,000 range before land costs. Your written estimate from us will confirm the exact number after we review your plans and lot.
How long does the build take?
Plan for 12 to 16 months from breaking ground to move-in. Teardown projects add 4 to 6 weeks on the front end for demolition and site prep. Weather can shift the schedule by a few weeks in either direction, and your project manager will keep you updated on any changes.
What happens at the first meeting?
We walk through your wish list, your budget range, and the lot you're considering (or already own). If you have architectural plans, we review them for constructability. If you don't, we connect you with architects we've built with before. There's no charge for this meeting and no pressure to commit.
Do you handle permits in Roseville?
Yes. We pull all building permits through the City of Roseville's Community Development department. That includes the building permit, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and any variances needed for setbacks or lot coverage. The custom home building process in Minnesota involves multiple permit stages, and we manage every one of them.
What warranty do you provide?
We provide a one-year workmanship warranty covering defects in labor and materials. Manufacturer warranties on products like roofing, windows, and mechanicals extend beyond that, typically 10 to 30 years depending on the product. Your project manager will walk you through the specific warranty coverage during the pre-construction phase.
Do you work outside Roseville?
We're based in Maple Plain and work across the western and northern Twin Cities metro. Roseville is well within our regular service area. If you're considering a build in a neighboring city, give us a call and we'll let you know if we can serve you.
Every household is different, so we start with what you actually own and who counts on you, then build coverage around it.
Homeowners and property managers across the west metro hire NorBrook for the full range of residential and commercial work. Each service is delivered by the same owner-led team.
By: Charlie Brookins
Agent/Owner, Variant Insurance Group
Our Services in the West Metro
We provide a workmanship warranty on our labor, and the manufacturer's product warranty covers the material. Fiber cement products typically carry a 30-year non-prorated warranty, while vinyl varies by brand from 25 years to lifetime. We walk through warranty details at the estimate appointment so you know exactly what is covered.
What warranty do I get?
What happens at the first appointment?
Your Next Step with NorBrook: Request a Free Estimate
If you're planning a custom home build in Roseville, we'd like to hear about your project. Whether it's a teardown on a postwar lot or an infill build near the commercial core, our team will pair you with a dedicated project manager who keeps you informed with daily or weekly updates from first shovel to final walkthrough.
Request a Free Estimate to get started, or call us directly at 763-237-5114. We'll set up a no-cost first meeting to review your lot, your plans, and your budget, and give you a clear picture of what your Roseville custom home will take to build.
What We Build
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Seth Norling
Vice President
I've spent more than 12 years in the construction industry, and I've built my career around one idea: a project runs best when it's planned well and managed closely. As Vice President at NorBrook Construction, I focus on project management, planning, and execution — making sure every build moves forward efficiently, stays on budget, and meets the highest standards from the first meeting to the final walkthrough.
My background is rooted in both education and hands-on experience. I'm a graduate of the University of Minnesota with a degree in Commercial Construction Management, and I've spent the years since delivering projects through strong leadership and close collaboration with clients, crews, and partners. I've learned that clear communication is what keeps a project on track and a client confident, so it's something I never leave to chance.
NorBrook is a family business, and that changes how we work. When my dad, Robb, and I take on a custom home, an exterior remodel, or a commercial build, we treat it like it's our own — because our name is on it. My goal on every project is a successful outcome for the client: work done right, delivered on time and on budget, and built to a standard we're proud to stand behind.
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Construction Services
Three core services, one accountable builder — custom homes, exterior remodeling, and commercial contracting, handled start to finish.
Custom Homes
From first sketch to final walkthrough, we build custom homes designed around how your family lives — with honesty, precision, and craftsmanship in every detail.
Exterior Remodeling
Roofing, siding, windows, decks, and more — we handle your home's complete exterior under one contractor, with coordinated scheduling and a single point of contact.
Commercial Construction
Office build-outs, tenant improvements, and ground-up commercial projects delivered on schedule and on budget, with clear communication from first plan to final walkthrough.
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SERVICE AREAS
Areas We Serve
NorBrook Construction proudly serves homeowners and businesses across the Twin Cities metro. Find your community below.
Maple Plain, MN
Our hometown and headquarters — we build custom homes, exterior remodels, and commercial projects for Maple Plain and the surrounding western Twin Cities.
Wayzata, MN
Custom homes, whole-home exterior remodeling, and commercial construction for Wayzata properties, delivered with owner-led oversight and craftsmanship suited to the lake community.
Minnetonka, MN
From custom builds to roofing, siding, and window replacement, we serve Minnetonka homeowners with careful scheduling and a single point of contact.
Plymouth, MN
Exterior remodeling, custom homes, and commercial contracting for Plymouth, handled start to finish with clear estimates and documented walkthroughs.
Orono, MN
Custom home building and full exterior renovations for Orono, built to a standard our owners put their names on and finished to specification.
Medina, MN
Custom homes, exterior remodeling, and commercial projects across Medina, managed directly by an owner from first estimate to final inspection.
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