A common question we hear from potential clients is, “If I decide not to use you for my remodeling project, are there any reputable contractors you recommend?” In the Lansing, Michigan area there are many options available to choose from.
As a remodeling contractor who has been operating for over 15 years, we know the different local remodeling contractors and can offer recommendations on those who provide quality service.
We believe we provide the highest quality workmanship and service in the Lansing area but we also understand that we may not be the best fit for every potential client and project.
In the name of honesty and transparency, you are going to learn about the 5 best home remodeling contractors in the Lansing, Michigan area that have at least 25 google reviews and an office location (in alphabetical order). All of the contractors below are apart of the Home Builders Association of Greater Lansing.
Key Builders INC
Founded: 1996
Headquarters: Grand Ledge, MI
Areas Serviced: Greater Lansing Area | Albion | Eaton Rapids | Sunfield | Portland | Springfield | areas in between
Key Builders INC is a home building and remodeling company that is located in Grand Ledge, MI. Their specialties include custom home construction, kitchen and bath remodeling, home additions, and entire home renovations. They use quality materials and place an emphasis on providing their clients with services that will increase the value of their assets.
K.Fedewa Builders
Founded: 1959
Headquarters: St. Johns, MI
Areas Serviced: Greater Lansing Area
K.Fedewa Builders is a residential remodeler who handles large and small remodeling projects. From custom new home construction to roofing and siding jobs, they promise exceptional craftsmanship, attentive service, and impressively affordable rates to help homeowners realize their new construction or home improvement dreams.
Odd Fellows Contracting INC.
Founded: 1988
Headquarters: Williamston, MI
Areas Serviced: Greater Lansing Area | DeWitt | Bath | Perry | Williamston | Okemos | East Lansing | Mason | Holt | Dimondale | Charlotte | Grand Ledge | Eagle
Odd Fellows Contracting is a home remodeling contractor with over 30 years of experience. Specializing in bathrooms, kitchens, decks, home additions, and basements they can achieve home remodeling projects no matter the size. They believe in a culture of creating beautiful changes in people's homes and lives with the attitude and demeanor.
RL Rider Remodeling
Founded: 1924
Headquarters: Lansing, MI
Areas Serviced: Greater Lansing Area
RL Rider Remodeling is a design/build remodeling firm that specializes in residential remodels such as additions, kitchens, and whole house updating. Their expertise is in the remodeling of kitchens, bathrooms, decks, pools, and the construction of entire custom new homes. At RL Riders, they love seeing the smiles on our customers’ faces when they see their unique design come to life.
The Meridian Company
Founded: 1984
Headquarters: East Lansing, MI
Areas Serviced: Greater Lansing Area
The Meridian Company specializes in plumbing, heating & cooling, and kitchen/bath remodeling. Family owned and run, they focus on cultivating a customer-friendly environment on any of their projects.
Next steps to find a remodeling contractor in Lansing, MI
The home remodeling companies on this list are reputable and typically provide you with quality materials and craftsmanship.
Want to know if Custom Built is right for your home remodeling project? Connect with our sales team to see if we can achieve your home design vision.
We are an experienced home design and remodeling contractor with a long-standing relationship with the greater-Lansing area. We are family focused, proactively helpful, and passionately committed to what we do and believe in having a good time doing it.
Don’t think we are the right fit for your home remodeling project, that’s ok! This list should provide you with a good starting point.
When reaching out to any remodeling contractor, even the ones on this list, knowing the questions to ask your future contractor is important. Here is an article outlining some of the questions you should ask contractors to properly vet them.