Window Replacement
Full-frame replacement and careful installation for comfort, operation, and long-term performance.
Explore Window ReplacementMinnesota Exterior Remodeling
Window replacement, siding, roofing, doors, decks, and storm-damage repair across the Twin Cities and Brainerd Lakes area—with clear scope, careful installation, and one team from estimate to walkthrough.

Full-frame replacement and careful installation for comfort, operation, and long-term performance.
Explore Window ReplacementMaterial and trim planning for protection, maintenance, and a cohesive exterior.
Explore Siding ReplacementRoof replacement and documented exterior coordination for Minnesota weather.
Explore RoofingEntry and patio-door replacement planned around fit, weather resistance, security, and daily use.
Explore Entry & Patio DoorsReplace worn or unsafe decks with a documented plan for structure, materials, and outdoor use.
Explore Deck ReplacementInspect affected windows, siding, roofing, and exterior details before defining a repair scope.
Explore Storm Damage RepairWhy Lakeside
Lakeside says every project receives one point of contact, an itemized quote, coordinated installation, and a final walkthrough. Owner Freddie Macalus remains personally involved throughout the project.


Start with the affected systems and the homeowner’s goals.
Plan materials, colors, finishes, and transitions.
Coordinate the work across the exterior.
Review scope, operation, finish details, cleanup, and documentation.
Project imagery helps homeowners judge installation context and finished exterior work.



The Minnetonka headquarters serves the Twin Cities Metro, and the Crosslake location supports the Brainerd Lakes area.

Understand the variables that shape a project scope.
Explore What window replacement costs in MinnesotaCompare the two approaches around the opening.
Explore Full-frame vs. insert installationReview scope, installation, warranty, and coordination questions.
Explore Questions to ask an exterior contractorTell Lakeside what you are seeing, what you want to improve, and which part of the home is involved. The next step is a no-pressure conversation and a written project scope.