Iron River Construction is honored to be able to give back to the community, and be involved with the following projects:
Worked on 12 Habitat for Humanity homes.
http://www.tchabitat.org
Worked on 10 Brush with Kindness Homes.
http://www.tchabitat.org/abwk
Worked on a Homes for our Troops house.
https://www.hfotusa.org/solt
Worked on the Bluebird house- a home for developmentally disabled adults.
Sponsored the SouthWest Metro Chamber of Commerce Gala.
Lake Grace: Iconic Pavilion Restoration
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Iron River Construction was honored to be part of the Lake Grace pavilion transformation, an ironic landmark in Chaska! The Jonathan Association Board awarded a contract to Iron River Construction to remove three walls of the enclosed pavilion and convert it into a picnic shelter.
The now-visible woodwork is “absolutely breathtaking,” Stephen Wolff, president of the Jonathan Association Board said. The shelter can accommodate up to 50 people and the association has ordered six picnic tables for the shelter.
Community Alternative Care home: Bluebird house
Iron River Construction was honored to be part of working on the renovation of the Bluebird house in August 2015. Located in Maple Grove, Bluebird is a Community Alternative Care home, which provides services to four young men who are among the most medically fragile individuals in our community.
Featured in Qualified Remodeler article: “TOP 500 Profile: Learning to Pivot Has Been Key to Success for Iron River Construction.”
Posted December 21, 2015 from Qualified Remodeler
Quick response to changing times and changing markets helped Iron River Construction find its path to success.
While some businesses like to attribute their success to a single-minded dedication to a specific vision or mission, ongoing growth just as frequently results from an ability to pivot in response to changing times and markets. That’s certainly been the case for Iron River Construction, based in the Minneapolis suburb of Chaska, Minn. Owner Tracy Dahlin has built her company from the ground, up – through a housing slowdown and major recession – through a strategy of slow-and-steady growth.
Featured in Lavender Magazine: “Hot Property: Master Suite Panache.”
Posted September 17, 2015 from Lavender Magazine
When Mandy French and Carol Kratzer bought their home in 2002, the attic was unfinished and they always planned to build out that space at some point, even including it in their overall financial plan. The women worked very closely with their financial advisor and started saving in 2008 to turn it into their master bedroom suite.
By 2013 they were meeting with Iron River Construction for another project and decided to show the space to Tracy Dahlin (the owner and president of Iron River). A few months later, the couple started the initial meetings to get the estimate for the attic remodel. From there, the project was broken into three phases: framing, electrical, plumbing, and windows; foam insulation; and drywall, flooring, paint, plumbing fixtures, tile, tub, and finishing touches.
Check out the article in Lavender Magazine for the one of a kind attic finish by Iron River.
Iron River Construction featured in Remodeling Magazine
Posted October 18, 2013 from Remodeling Magazine
“For Iron River Construction, in Minneapolis, offering a monthly promotion to prospects and past clients is one way to stay top-of-mind and ensure homeowners know about the various services the company offers.”
“The promotions are influenced by the time of year at which they’re offered, the company’s marketing schedule, and the types of jobs the firm wants to pursue. Past promotions have included a 42-inch television (basement project), a stainless steel grill (deck project), a dishwasher (kitchen remodel), and a tree (new roof).”
