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After severe weather barreled through Minnesota on Monday, many residents will have to repair their homes. That means some out-of-state contractors could come knocking. Here's how to protect your wallet when trying to get the roof over your head fixed.
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Lindus Construction traces its history back to the late 1970s, when company founders Kevin and Emily Lindus made the transition from raising farm animals to improving homes. “He was raising pigs,” said Andy Lindus, a second generation owner of the Baldwin, Wisconsin-based business, which serves the Twin Cities area. “We had I think 140 head at one point. My earliest memory is my dad giving mouth-to-mouth to a piglet, because if that piglet survived that was money on the table.” When he wasn’t tending to his animals, the elder Lindus was making money on the side doing home improvemen...
Quick and easy home winterization tips Lindus Construction Owner Andy Lindus was on the show to discuss simple, inexpensive ways to winterize your home. Author: KARE Staff Updated: 5:09 PM CST December 10, 2020 It's been a nice run Minnesota, but winter is always around the corner. Lindus Construction Owner Andy Lindus was on the show to discuss simple, inexpensive ways to winterize your home. She provided the following project ideas: A Tube of Window Caulk (About $10) Use this to seal up any spots inside the window frame that allow air to get in. Or, use it i...