Twin Cities Resurfacing LLC
About Twin Cities Resurfacing
Sean Perron founded Twin Cities Resurfacing in 2008 after years working for painting companies that fell short on customer service and finished product quality. Operating from Edina, Sean handles every estimate and stays in direct communication with customers throughout each project. His crew specializes in deck refinishing, fence and pergola staining, interior and exterior painting, and polyurea garage floor coatings.
The company uses oil penetrating stains for all deck work, a product choice that prevents the flaking and peeling common with water-based alternatives. Their process includes low-pressure deck cleaning, protective covering of siding and landscaping, and thorough cleanup. They also offer a complimentary Sherwin-Williams COLORSNAP color consultation with every signed contract.
The fully insured team is registered with the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry and backs all work with a two-year labor guarantee. Twin Cities Resurfacing serves the greater Minneapolis-St. Paul metro, including Woodbury, Maplewood, Minnetonka, Stillwater, Oakdale, Bloomington, Burnsville, and Eagan.
Updated: 03-13-2026
Q&A Based On What Customers Are Saying About Twin Cities Resurfacing
Q: Why do so many reviews mention Twin Cities Resurfacing owner Sean by name?
Sean Perron handles estimates, scheduling, and on-site communication personally. Thirteen of eighteen recent reviewers mention him directly. Kate Simpson noted Sean was "prompt and thorough with all communication," while Nina Schlais called him "a professional at the highest level." His hands-on involvement means customers deal with the owner from first call through final walkthrough.
-Review Snippet Sources: Google Reviews
Q: How does Twin Cities Resurfacing compare on price when customers get multiple bids?
Several reviewers chose Twin Cities Resurfacing after comparing quotes from competitors. W Paul Davis reported getting "4 bids and they came in with best price" for a large deck project. Jeff Zuckerman found them "much more reasonably priced than the competition," and jay3361 described their "pricing was competitive" after speaking with multiple companies.
-Review Snippet Sources: Google Reviews
Q: Can Twin Cities Resurfacing save a deck that looks like it needs replacing?
Daniel Kantor hired them for a deck he assumed was beyond repair. After power washing and staining, he said they "took a deck we thought needed replacing and turned it into something that looked new again" and noted it "saved us SO MUCH." Nina Schlais described her refinished patio as coming out "more beautiful than it was new."
-Review Snippet Sources: Google Reviews
Q: What does Twin Cities Resurfacing do to protect surrounding areas during deck projects?
jay3361 described the prep process in detail, noting the crew "carefully covered the siding below my deck with plastic, used tarps over the landscaping" to prevent damage. Mike DeRuyter confirmed the crew "left everything clean as a whistle" after completing his fence project. The team works from prep through application through cleanup on every job.
-Review Snippet Sources: Google Reviews
Q: Does Twin Cities Resurfacing accommodate tight or unusual scheduling needs?
Dieter Heinz needed a deck refreshed in time for a party, and Sean "graciously worked me in." Kate Simpson praised their willingness to squeeze her in despite "a tight scheduling timeframe" for staining a deck, pergola, fence, trellis, and play fort. Jeff Zuckerman noted they were "flexible about meeting our own timeline" on a tricky deck project.
-Review Snippet Sources: Google Reviews
Q: Do Twin Cities Resurfacing customers come back for more projects?
jay3361 was so satisfied that he "referred my son to them for work on his own deck" and plans to use them for future resurfacing. Elizabeth Lange confirmed she "will be coming back to help with additional projects this Summer." W Paul Davis, Kate Simpson, and Mike DeRuyter each stated they intend to hire Twin Cities Resurfacing again for future work.
-Review Snippet Sources: Google Reviews
Q: How does Twin Cities Resurfacing handle Minnesota weather delays on projects?
Megan Rauser noted Sean "worked as quickly as the rain would allow, and kept me in the loop the whole time." Tom Bartsch praised the crew for getting his deck "beautifully done and on time despite dodging the weather and my dogs." Joel Vogler acknowledged rain made his project challenging, but once started, the results were excellent.
-Review Snippet Sources: Google Reviews
Q: Is Twin Cities Resurfacing licensed and registered in Minnesota?
Minnesota requires contractor registration through the Department of Labor and Industry for residential projects exceeding $15,000. Twin Cities Resurfacing LLC holds Contractor Registration No. IR676904, effective 01/01/2026, verified at ims.dli.mn.gov. The company is registered as a domestic LLC with the Minnesota Secretary of State, File No. 3957422-2, filed 08/23/2010, with Active/In Good Standing status. Sean Perron is listed as Manager, with the registered office at 5200 Willson Road, Suite 150, Edina, MN 55424.
-Verification Sources: MN Dept. of Labor & Industry, MN Secretary of State
Updated: 03-13-2026