Jeff's Good Works LLC

Jeff's Good Works LLC Family & veteran owned residential contractors focusing on kitchen & bathroom remodels, decks & additions + new builds.

from Bemidji WIN GROUP: ✨ WIN Member Spotlight: Courtney Haseltine ✨ This month, we’re excited to spotlight Courtney H...
06/09/2026

from Bemidji WIN GROUP: ✨ WIN Member Spotlight: Courtney Haseltine ✨

This month, we’re excited to spotlight Courtney Haseltine, Business Consultant from Jeff’s Good Works LLC and our featured speaker for June Meetup! 👏

Courtney wears many hats and brings an incredible amount of energy, strategy and relationship-building into everything she does. At Jeff’s Good Works, a family and veteran owned building and remodeling company, she drives sales and marketing efforts, holistic business scaling, event planning, community outreach, team engagement and one of her favorite things to do is building meaningful relationships.

🔨 Jeff’s Good Works specializes in kitchen and bathroom remodels, decks, additions and has recently expanded into new builds including small cabins, detached garages and storage units. Their team is passionate about quality craftsmanship, and helping homeowners bring their vision to life.

🎤 We’re especially excited to welcome Courtney as this months featured speaker, where she’ll be leading a conversation on business development and guiding attendees through fast-track workshop designed to help women grow and strengthen their businesses.

Beyond business, Courtney is passionate about staying active and connected with her family and community. She previously owned a gym in the cities for nearly a decade, loves strength training, plays volleyball weekly, and spends time coaching her son Gunnar in basketball.

And if she’s not working or on the move? You’ll likely find her floating peacefully on a lake with a cold drink in hand or curled up with a good book, coffee, at a quiet cabin escape. We’re excited to learn from Courtney this month and grateful to have her as part of the WIN community!


06/09/2026

✨ WIN Member Spotlight: Courtney Haseltine ✨

This month, we’re excited to spotlight Courtney Haseltine, Business Consultant for Jeff's Good Works LLC and our featured speaker for the June Meetup! 👏

Courtney wears many hats and brings an incredible amount of energy, strategy, and relationship-building into everything she does. At Jeff’s Good Works, a family and veteran-owned building and remodeling company, she helps drive sales and marketing efforts, holistic business scaling, event planning, community outreach, team engagement, and one of her favorite things is to build meaningful relationships.

🔨 Jeff’s Good Works specializes in kitchen and bathroom remodels, decks, additions, and has recently expanded into new builds including small cabins, detached garages, and storage units. Their team is passionate about quality craftsmanship and helping homeowners bring their vision to life.

🎤 We’re especially excited to welcome Courtney as this month’s featured speaker, where she’ll be leading a conversation on business development and guiding attendees through a fast-track workshop designed to help women grow and strengthen their businesses.

Beyond business, Courtney is passionate about staying active and connected with her family and community. She previously owned a gym in the Cities for nearly a decade, loves strength training, plays volleyball weekly, and spends time coaching her son Gunnar in basketball.

And if she’s not working or on the move? You’ll likely find her floating peacefully on a lake with a cold drink in hand or curled up with a good book, coffee, and a quiet cabin escape!

We’re so excited to learn from Courtney this month and grateful to have her as part of the WIN community!

Deck season is in full swing! 🪵 We get a lot of call for decks this time of year. A few things to consider when calling ...
06/03/2026

Deck season is in full swing! 🪵

We get a lot of call for decks this time of year. A few things to consider when calling a contractor:

1) Season matters. If you’re looking for a summer project, it’s best to call in the fall or early winter to get solidified on our books for the upcoming season. Plan head when thinking of a big project you want to tackle.

2) If you call in the summer and we don’t answer right away, we will get back to you. Some contracts won’t answer at all in busy seasons 🤯 We often have customers say “We’re just so happy we got a hold of someone.” We will get back to you.

3) If you schedule an estimate, make sure to be there! You will get a reminder message confirming your select appointment. We will give you a window of time on when to expect the estimate back.

4) Create a list of questions upon calling in and/or create a list of questions for when we come out for your estimate. Details matter! This is a team effort to get everything done the way you want it.

Hope this helps you get organized before calling your local contractor. (Hi George 👋🏼 )

06/02/2026

When your son has to remodel a remodel 🤣😱🤣

BACKSTORY - One of the tough parts about being married to a contractor is the women in the family typically get thier home projects done last. It’s just how it goes in our line of work. Sometimes (and specifically here in my daughter-in-laws case) they will grow impatient and take matters into their own hands. 😅

For example, Courtney bought stick on tile 🫣 and didn’t take into consideration the wall needed to be level along with making custom cuts. We decided this video is a great learning opportunity for WHY we don’t like DIY!

WHAT CAN WE ALL LEARN?
- As Courtney mentioned “Your get what you pay for.”
Stick on tile, doesn’t cut easily and it often peels even after proper placement.
- Hire a licensed and experienced contractor to assess the wall (and the tile) before making any “big”decisions.
- Keep laughing and smiling when there is a screw up or set back. There’s worse things in life! Not to mention it’s necessary for a healthy marriage.

This video is too funny. Especially since Paul rocks at tile. When he gets the REAL stuff on the wall, we’ll send an updated video 🤦🏽‍♂️🫠 To be continued!

05/28/2026

🛁 This is a quick snap shot of our final reveal for recent BATHROOM REMODELS. There’s many more in our portfolio + many more to come.

🛁 Maybe you’ve been thinking about pulling the trigger on a bathroom remodel, but you’re not sure where to start, the $, the time & even the steps to take for coordination + completion.

🛁 Here are a few FAQ to get organized for your BATHROOM REMODEL:

1) What’s the general cost?
A) It depends.
A term called ‘mobilization cost’ ends up being one of the biggest factors in determining price. Mobilization includes getting a crew on-site, management of the project & coordination of trades.

Another factor in price is repair before remodel.
Often when we come out for an estimate, the homeowner is unaware of a hidden bathroom repair that needs to happen before the project even begins.

Finally, accessibility to material &/or type of material. Sometimes a homeowner will order everything from Menards or HomDepot & sometimes they’ll order material out of state or even out of country. That creates quite a gap for price point.

(The best thing to do is schedule an estimate to know exactly what it will cost for your unique bathroom remodel: JeffsGoodWorks.com)

2) How long goes it take?
A) Fair question;Typically months.
A bathroom remodel is a detailed, multi-phased process that requires not just your contractor team, but coordination of subs. (Plumbing, electrical, tile, cabinets, lighting, ventilation)
Unlike open concept kitchens, bathrooms are usually compact so ONE crew has to be scheduled at one time.

Not to mention, there’s most likely something in the reno process that will pop up “unexpectedly.”
We “expect” it, but the homeowner on the other hand, may not be aware that other repairs need to be done along side the remodel. It’s common & it’s why we tell customers a window of time for completion. (Not a set date)

3) Do I need permits?
A) If the scope goes beyond resurfacing updates, yes.
Permits are required for: Moving/updating plumbing, electrical, structure changes & expanding footprint. Your contractor will talk you through this. Hope this helps & thank you for your busines

05/26/2026

⚒️ 10 THINGS TO LOOK FOR WHEN DECIDING TO HIRE A RESIDENTIAL CONTRACTOR ⚒️

1) Licensing and insurance - Local and state regulations are required

2) Experience and expertise - Track record matters

3) Reputation and references - Proof of previous work

4) Clear and honest communication - Expectations, questions, concerns

5) Detailed Estimate - Labor, material, timeline, payment schedule

6) Realistic timeline/scheduling - No overpromising or under delivering

7) Commitment to Workmanship - Material, building code, teams

8) Project Management - Picking up material, team delegation, scheduling subs, inspections and more

9) Transparent Pricing - Price reflects quality of work

10) Contracts with Professionalism - Scope, terms, timeline, warranties, change-orders

11) BONUS- Women who serve behind the scenes to keep this whole ball of wax moving forward. 🧶
We’re always grateful to continue to brainstorm better ways to help our customers.
💻 www.JeffsGoodWorks.com 📱218-760-1581

(Resource: DossHorky.com)

I don’t know about you, but when I hired my first contractor, I felt a bit of a 🦌 in the headlights about what to antici...
05/21/2026

I don’t know about you, but when I hired my first contractor, I felt a bit of a 🦌 in the headlights about what to anticipate with my home transition.

Here are FIVE THINGS to expect from our men & women who will be in & out of your home while constructing your BATHROOM REMODEL:

1) It’s a universal ‘customer inquiry’ about dirt being tracked in. We do our best to bring our own rugs & be as mindful as possible.

2) It’s nice when we can have a designated place for our tools. We have a lot! We seal off a small area to prevent dust debris. Think ahead what area works best for you to need limited access to.

3) We will be running fans & opening windows on/off constantly (and also weather dependent) for necessary air flow. We also need outlets for multiple large & small fans.

4) Trash is an on-going process with a remodel & we will have large bins placed sporadically to keep the mess at bay. We typically dump more than once & more so toward the end of the project.

5) Professional lighting is necessary for our crew to do our best. Be warned - it’s bright! Maybe with the fan & the lighting, you can strike a quick pose 💁🏽‍♀️ I guess we carry an impromptu IG modeling station. We’re quite the diverse company 😂

Finally, let’s discuss floor heat in northern Minnesota. We’ve installed a lot of these bad boys & there’s been zero customer regret! Hope this helps YOU prepare for your next bathroom remodel.

Want to get your estimate schedule for 2026? Let’s do it 📱 218-760-1581 💻 JeffsGoodWorks.com

From tropical birds stopping by … To overcrowded teen girls taking up space… You have a problem, we have a solution: Jef...
05/06/2026

From tropical birds stopping by …
To overcrowded teen girls taking up space…

You have a problem, we have a solution:
JeffsGoodWorks.com for Bathroom Remodel Estimate

Darla and I were so fortunate to be able to celebrate my mom 🎉 Shirley’s 90th birthday 🎉 this last weekend! Shirley is t...
05/05/2026

Darla and I were so fortunate to be able to celebrate my mom 🎉 Shirley’s 90th birthday 🎉 this last weekend! Shirley is the other matriarch of the family, constantly loving, supporting and cheering us on! Not to mention she’s so savvy. We’re grateful for the amazing, strong, resilient women in this family. Love you mom!

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