Your laundry space should work for your lifestyle — not against it. We help homeowners reimagine laundry areas with better layout, smarter storage, and durable style.
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In a laundry room, the water supply, drain, dryer vent, and outlet locations decide most of the layout before cabinets are chosen. Moving any of them adds a permit and some time, and the steps below show where that happens.
Phase 1
Hookup & Vent Check
1–3 days
In person or by video, we look at your water hookups, drain, dryer vent route, and power, talk through what isn't working, and give you an estimate for the full scope.
Phase 1
Hookup & Vent Check
1–3 days
In person or by video, we look at your water hookups, drain, dryer vent route, and power, talk through what isn't working, and give you an estimate for the full scope.
Stacked or Side-by-Side
1–2 weeks
The machine arrangement drives everything else: where storage fits (vertical, overhead, built-in), sink placement, folding space, and mudroom cubbies if the room is doing double duty.
Phase 2
Phase 2
Stacked or Side-by-Side
1–2 weeks
The machine arrangement drives everything else: where storage fits (vertical, overhead, built-in), sink placement, folding space, and mudroom cubbies if the room is doing double duty.
Phase 3
Flooring, Cabinets & Folding Counter
1–2 weeks
Waterproof LVP, tile, or sealed concrete flooring; cabinetry that tolerates humidity; a laminate or quartz folding counter; plus lighting, faucet, utility sink, and hooks.
Phase 3
Flooring, Cabinets & Folding Counter
1–2 weeks
Waterproof LVP, tile, or sealed concrete flooring; cabinetry that tolerates humidity; a laminate or quartz folding counter; plus lighting, faucet, utility sink, and hooks.
Utility Permits & Ordering
1–2 weeks
If supply lines, drains, or circuits are moving, permits get pulled here. Materials get ordered and delivery dates set.
Phase 4
Phase 4
Utility Permits & Ordering
1–2 weeks
If supply lines, drains, or circuits are moving, permits get pulled here. Materials get ordered and delivery dates set.
Phase 5
Install & Hand Back
2–4 weeks
Demo, plumbing and electrical changes, cabinets and counter, tile and hardware, then the machines go back in and we walk the finished room with you.
Phase 5
Install & Hand Back
2–4 weeks
Demo, plumbing and electrical changes, cabinets and counter, tile and hardware, then the machines go back in and we walk the finished room with you.
Estimated Project Timelines
Project Type
Estimated Duration
Cosmetic Refresh
2–3 weeks
Layout & Utility Update
3–4 weeks
Full Renovation or Mudroom Combo
4–6 weeks
Timelines are estimates and may vary based on material availability and project scope.
Our Guarantee
Our Clean Worksite Promise
Floors, furniture, and driveway protected from day one
Job site cleaned and secured before we leave, every day
We work to minimize disruption to your daily routine
What Laundry Remodeling Clients Are Saying
"Can't say enough good things about the Honey-Doers experience we just had. We did a complete remodel of our primary bathroom and it is perfect! We also did an upgrade to our laundry room - we didn't have a lot of space to work with, but they helped us make the most of the space we have. The work is impeccable and the communication and planning were top-notch. Special shout out to Shelly for keeping us informed on the daily and helping me with design when the decision fatigue was setting in!"
— Rhonda P.
Bathroom Remodeling · Lakeville
"We just completed a major kitchen and laundry room remodel using Honey-Doers. We also ended up painting the kitchen, laundry, great room and den. The project was completed on time in a seamless, no problems manner. We are extremely happy with the results. All of the work took just under two months to complete.The staff from Honey-Doers were exceptional. Dan, Dana, Joe, Ryan and Joey were terrific to work with. We were constantly being updated and asked if we had any questions. The workers always cleaned up the work area at the end of the day. The quality of the finished product was exceptional.We used an independent designer to help get the project started and that was extremely helpful. The initial design, with minor revisions, survived to the end. We ended up with Honey-Doers after an initial false start with another contractor. The pricing proposed by the initial contractor did not make any sense to us and we decided to seek a different contractor. That was a challenging time but well worth the effort because we ended up saving $35,000. That is how we ended up choosing Honey-Doers. They were an incredible choice, and we would unequivocally recommend them to others. No project is too small or too big for them."
— Dale J.
Kitchen Remodeling · Lakeville
"This was my second project with Honeydoers and both experiences were top notch. My master bath remodel was 2 years ago and I still admire their work when I step into my spa-like teak floor shower and master bath. They now have transformed my unfinished basement laundry into a beautiful multipurpose laundry and a craft room with lots of storage. Rick helped me design the space within my budget and offered knowledgeable advice and ideas. The new room is as functional as it is beautiful. I cannot say enough nice things for each of the professionals who worked on the project. They were resourceful problem solvers, flexible to my needs and dependable throughout the project. They make you part of the project and each one takes pride in their work. I have recommended Honeydoers to several friends with full confidence in their exceptional work. A special “Thank You” to Rick, Shelley, Joe, Lisa, Gabe and Larry."
Yes — if your washer and dryer are still in good working condition, we design the space around them and confirm that existing hookups are compatible with any layout changes. We also advise if the drum size or configuration of your current machines limits certain storage designs, so you can make an informed decision before the build begins.
For cosmetic refreshes — new flooring, paint, cabinetry — downtime is minimal and we work around your laundry schedule. For full remodels with plumbing or electrical changes, the machines will be offline for part of the project. We plan the most disruptive phases efficiently and can discuss laundromat alternatives or temporary hookup options if the timeline is a concern.
Luxury vinyl plank (LVP) is our most recommended laundry room flooring — it's 100% waterproof, durable underfoot, comfortable to stand on, and available in styles that look great. Large-format tile is a strong alternative for a more polished look and is easy to clean. Both hold up well to the humidity, water, and detergent spills that are normal in a laundry space.
If your remodel involves plumbing changes, electrical upgrades, or structural modifications, permits are typically required in Minnesota. Cosmetic work — new cabinetry, flooring, paint — generally does not require permitting. When a permit is needed, we pull it.
A cosmetic laundry room refresh runs 2–3 weeks. A full remodel with new cabinetry, flooring, and utility updates runs 3–5 weeks. We give you a detailed project calendar up front and manage material lead times so the active construction phase moves efficiently.
Laundry-mudroom combos are one of our most popular projects — especially in Twin Cities homes where seasonal outerwear, boots, and sports gear need a dedicated landing zone. We design multi-purpose spaces with seating benches, storage cubbies, locker-style cabinetry, and durable flooring that handles both wet laundry and muddy shoes. The layout is planned so both functions coexist without competing for space.
Yes — built-in folding counters, wall-mounted drying racks, and hanging rods are standard features in a laundry room remodel. A dedicated folding counter at the right height makes a practical difference for daily use, and wall-mounted drying racks that fold flat when not in use are ideal for smaller spaces. We design these elements into the cabinet layout so they're integrated, not added on.
Relocating laundry appliances is possible depending on access to water supply lines, drain connections, electrical circuits (or gas line for dryers), and ventilation routing for the dryer exhaust. We assess feasibility during your consultation and give you an honest picture of what relocation would involve and cost before committing to it as part of the scope.
Most laundry room remodels fall between $8,000–$20,000, with the range driven primarily by cabinetry scope, plumbing or electrical changes, and whether a mudroom combo is included. Larger utility room conversions or fully custom cabinet systems can land above that range.
Custom upper and lower cabinetry is the highest-impact storage upgrade — it turns wall space into organized, closed storage for detergents, cleaning supplies, and linens. Floating shelves, pull-out hamper drawers, and vertical wall organizers are effective options for smaller budgets or spaces that can't accommodate full cabinetry. We design around your specific wall dimensions and the items you actually need to store.
Yes — if your washer and dryer are still in good working condition, we design the space around them and confirm that existing hookups are compatible with any layout changes. We also advise if the drum size or configuration of your current machines limits certain storage designs, so you can make an informed decision before the build begins.
Laundry-mudroom combos are one of our most popular projects — especially in Twin Cities homes where seasonal outerwear, boots, and sports gear need a dedicated landing zone. We design multi-purpose spaces with seating benches, storage cubbies, locker-style cabinetry, and durable flooring that handles both wet laundry and muddy shoes. The layout is planned so both functions coexist without competing for space.
For cosmetic refreshes — new flooring, paint, cabinetry — downtime is minimal and we work around your laundry schedule. For full remodels with plumbing or electrical changes, the machines will be offline for part of the project. We plan the most disruptive phases efficiently and can discuss laundromat alternatives or temporary hookup options if the timeline is a concern.
Yes — built-in folding counters, wall-mounted drying racks, and hanging rods are standard features in a laundry room remodel. A dedicated folding counter at the right height makes a practical difference for daily use, and wall-mounted drying racks that fold flat when not in use are ideal for smaller spaces. We design these elements into the cabinet layout so they're integrated, not added on.
Luxury vinyl plank (LVP) is our most recommended laundry room flooring — it's 100% waterproof, durable underfoot, comfortable to stand on, and available in styles that look great. Large-format tile is a strong alternative for a more polished look and is easy to clean. Both hold up well to the humidity, water, and detergent spills that are normal in a laundry space.
Relocating laundry appliances is possible depending on access to water supply lines, drain connections, electrical circuits (or gas line for dryers), and ventilation routing for the dryer exhaust. We assess feasibility during your consultation and give you an honest picture of what relocation would involve and cost before committing to it as part of the scope.
If your remodel involves plumbing changes, electrical upgrades, or structural modifications, permits are typically required in Minnesota. Cosmetic work — new cabinetry, flooring, paint — generally does not require permitting. When a permit is needed, we pull it.
Most laundry room remodels fall between $8,000–$20,000, with the range driven primarily by cabinetry scope, plumbing or electrical changes, and whether a mudroom combo is included. Larger utility room conversions or fully custom cabinet systems can land above that range.
A cosmetic laundry room refresh runs 2–3 weeks. A full remodel with new cabinetry, flooring, and utility updates runs 3–5 weeks. We give you a detailed project calendar up front and manage material lead times so the active construction phase moves efficiently.
Custom upper and lower cabinetry is the highest-impact storage upgrade — it turns wall space into organized, closed storage for detergents, cleaning supplies, and linens. Floating shelves, pull-out hamper drawers, and vertical wall organizers are effective options for smaller budgets or spaces that can't accommodate full cabinetry. We design around your specific wall dimensions and the items you actually need to store.
Why Homeowners Trust Honey-Doers
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160+ verified 5-star reviews and 30+ years serving Twin Cities homeowners.
Seamless Experience
One point of contact, clear timelines, and a clean worksite from day one to final walkthrough.
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Fully licensed, bonded, and insured in Minnesota — your home and investment are protected.
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