Founded in 2007, The Construction Coordinators, LLC (TCC) is a small, family-owned residential remodeling contractor based in Lonsdale, Minnesota. We serve homeowners throughout the Twin Cities South Metro Communities, helping transform spaces with thoughtful planning, personal attention, and skilled craftsmanship.
From kitchen remodeling and bathroom renovations to finished basements, home additions, screen porches, and decks, we help guide projects from the first idea through the finishing touches. Learn more about our residential home remodeling services.
Personal Service, From Start to Finish
When you choose TCC, you work directly with owner Mike Jirik throughout your project. We provide construction design, management, and on-site services, with interior design assistance to help you make confident choices about your space.
Unlike companies that subcontract every task, our team performs many construction tasks in-house. We believe hands-on involvement, open communication, and respect for your home make a meaningful difference.
Meet Owner Mike Jirik
Mike grew up around construction as the son of a professional carpenter. He began working summers with his father at age 13, learning practical trade skills and the importance of hard work at an early age.
Today, Mike lives in Lonsdale with his wife, Maggie, and their three children. His involvement in local youth sports reflects the same commitment to family and community that he brings to his work.
His goal is simple: every homeowner should feel that TCC is working on their home, not just another house.
Why Homeowners Choose TCC
Hands-On Project Management
- Direct communication with owner Mike Jirik
- Construction design, project management, and on-site services
- Many remodeling tasks completed by our own crew
- Attention to craftsmanship and finishing details
Clear Budgets & Open Communication
- Upfront management fee disclosure
- Realistic allowances based on your selections
- Online communication and scheduling tools
- Transparent discussion of changes and project costs
Our Open Book Pricing Approach
Remodeling can be stressful and expensive, especially when the final price is difficult to understand. TCC uses an Open Book approach: we explain our management fee upfront, share project costs, and pass contractor discounts along to our customers. Our goal is to help you understand where your money goes and make informed choices throughout the project.
We also use an online communication and scheduling platform to provide project information and budget updates. Existing customers can access the Homeowner Login.
Home Remodeling FAQs
Before hiring a remodeling contractor, it helps to understand how pricing, design, and project changes are handled. Explore these frequently asked questions about working with TCC.
What does TCC’s management fee include?
TCC’s management fee covers the free cost estimate, preconstruction services, project management, on-site job supervision, post-construction services, and warranty work. The fee is disclosed upfront. Drafting fees may be separate, depending on the project.
Does TCC charge an additional job supervision fee?
No. On-site job supervision is included in TCC’s management fee rather than charged as a separate supervision fee.
Does TCC charge for construction design or interior design?
It depends on the scope. Drafting for many small to mid-sized remodels is included in the management fee, while larger or more detailed projects may have a separate drafting charge. Interior design assistance is generally included up to a project-specific allowance; charges beyond that allowance are billed separately.
How does TCC calculate project allowances?
TCC discusses materials and selections with homeowners to set realistic allowances. Allowances can change based on final selections, but the goal is to give customers an accurate picture of likely costs rather than an artificially low estimate.
How does TCC charge for change orders?
TCC does not add a separate change-order fee. When a homeowner requests a change, the charge reflects the actual subcontractor cost plus the normal agreed percentage used for the project.
How does TCC handle extras, overages, and unforeseen costs?
TCC establishes a project allowance for these costs, then starts the project with that allowance zeroed out in the working budget. Changes, upgrades, or unforeseen expenses draw from the allowance first. Only costs exceeding the allowance increase the overall project budget; unused allowance can mean the project finishes under the original estimate.
Let’s Talk About Your Remodeling Plans
Whether you are considering a new kitchen, updated bathroom, finished basement, home addition, porch, or deck, we would welcome the opportunity to learn about your goals. Tell us what you have in mind and we can discuss the next steps.