Brewer Built is based right here in Minnetonka, and a large portion of our work happens in this area and across the Southwest Twin Cities metro. We’re in these neighborhoods every day, building new decks and porches, but also tearing out and rebuilding structures that were never done right to begin with. A lot of the calls we get aren’t just for upgrades—they’re for fixing problems.
We work with Minnetonka homeowners on decks, porches, screen rooms, and the upgrades that go with them. Some projects start from scratch. Others involve replacing aging decks, reworking layouts that don’t function well, or rebuilding structures that have started to fail. With the mix of older homes, mature trees, and varied lot layouts around Minnetonka, no two projects come in the same—and most need more than just surface-level work.
Our focus stays on what actually determines how long the project lasts—framing, structural support, water management, and clean layouts that make the space easier to use. The goal isn’t just to make it look good when it’s finished. It’s to build something that fits your home, holds up through Minnesota weather, and doesn’t need to be redone a few years down the line.
Explore our core service for homeowners in Minnetonka and the surrounding southwest metro, from custom decks and porches to railings, windows, doors, and select remodeling work.
10-Year
Structural Warranty
20+ Years
Trade Experience
150+ Successful
Projects Completed
5/5 Rating 
These Minnetonka projects give a quick look at the kind of work we’ve completed locally, including composite deck resurfacing, new deck construction, doorway access, railings, stairs, and larger residential construction work.
Use the links below to view other cities we’ve worked in. You’ll find recent projects and the services available in each area.
Whether you’re thinking about a new deck, a porch, a screen room, or replacing something that’s already there, we’ll walk the project with you, figure out what makes sense for your home, and handle the process from there.
