Remodels and renovations
Best for the 1990s and mid-2000s homes where the kitchen, the primary bath, and the surrounding finishes have all reached the same age and should be planned together instead of one at a time.
Service area · Sioux City metro projects
Remodeling and addition planning for Dakota Dunes homes.
Integrated Home Solutions takes estimate requests for remodels, renovations, restorations, additions, interior remodeling, and exterior remodeling from Dakota Dunes homeowners. The community sits in the far southeast corner of South Dakota, minutes from Sioux City, so a first call covers two things: what the project actually is, and confirming current scheduling for an address on that side of the river.
Plan Dakota Dunes remodels, additions, and interior or exterior updates with practical design review and estimate guidance.
Dakota Dunes overview
Plan around the home you actually have.
Dakota Dunes was master planned before the first house went up. The covenants were written in 1990, the land plan set the three residential communities, and Arnold Palmer laid out the private club course they were built around. For remodeling, that history is useful, because it means the housing stock came in a known sequence: early 1990s originals near the Country Club, a heavy wave through the mid-2000s, and custom builds still going up on the remaining lots.
The first wave is past thirty years old and the mid-2000s wave is well into its twenties. Those are the homes where the original kitchen, the primary bath, and the whole finish package are due at once. They are also the homes where an addition tends to beat a move, because this is a mature, largely built-out community and lots are scarce.
The Prairie, The Meadows, and The Country Club each carry their own design guidelines. A project on Pebble Beach Drive facing the golf course is a different conversation from one off Bluestem Trail, and the difference usually shows up in the exterior review long before it shows up in the finish selections.
Local conditions
Why Dakota Dunes projects need house-specific planning
Water is the defining local fact. In 2011, record releases from Gavins Point Dam forced evacuations across the Country Club neighborhood, and emergency levees went up in about a week and then had to be held for three months. Evacuation orders came again in 2019, and the Big Sioux crested at a record at Sioux City in June 2024. Owners here think about lower levels differently, and a finished basement should be specified with that in mind: sump and backup capacity, moisture-tolerant materials at the floor, and a clear answer for what gets replaced if water ever reaches it again.
Winter does the other half of the work. Freeze and thaw cycling on Missouri River valley rooflines produces ice dams that push meltwater back under shingles and into soffits, and Siouxland coverage documents it most years. So when exterior remodeling touches a roof edge, the scope worth pricing is the assembly: ventilation, insulation at the eave, flashing, fascia, soffit, and gutter together, not the shingle by itself.
Summer brings damaging wind and large hail across southeast South Dakota and northwest Iowa. That belongs in the conversation before materials are chosen, because siding, windows, roofing, and deck surfaces can be selected for impact and for the freeze cycle rather than for how they look on a showroom sample board.
Relevant services
Relevant services for Dakota Dunes homeowners
Integrated Home Solutions is not presenting a different business in Dakota Dunes. These are the same company services, organized around the decisions this community actually produces.
Restorations
Useful when existing condition drives the work: storm or water damage, a lower level that needs rebuilding, or an earlier update that was left unfinished at the edges.
Additions
Suitable in a built-out community where moving means leaving. More usable space, a better connection to a golf-frontage or park-facing yard, or a room the original plan never included.
Interior remodeling
Drywall, mud, tape and texture, paint, flooring, trim, appliance installs, and full-room rework, including finished lower levels specified for a valley basement rather than a generic one.
Exterior remodeling
Decks, fencing, siding, roofing, windows and doors, fascia and soffit, gutters, and the carpentry that ties them together, planned for hail, wind, and freeze and thaw cycling.
Connected inside-outside updates
Relevant for windows, doors, additions, entries, steps, and decks, where one decision changes both the interior finish and the exterior shell and both need to clear design review.
Covenants and preparation
Design review comes before the start date
Dakota Dunes is unincorporated. Infrastructure and utilities sit with the Community Improvement District, while the covenants written in 1990 sit with the Community Association, whose Design Review Committee reviews exterior changes and publishes design guidelines for The Prairie, The Meadows, and The Country Club.
The practical move is to read the association’s current requirements before the scope is locked, then bring the questions into the estimate conversation. The committee runs on a monthly cycle and asks for material samples with the Modification Request Form, so a color or product decision made late can cost a full month of the build calendar. Confirm the current submittal date on the association page rather than assuming last year’s.
Integrated Home Solutions does not claim a Dakota Dunes office and does not stand in for the association’s approval process. The value of the call is describing the work accurately enough to settle project fit, scheduling, and sequence before anything is submitted.
Questions homeowners ask
Dakota Dunes remodeling FAQs
If your home has a detail these answers cannot cover, call or email Jaryen Haughey directly. That is the right place to confirm current scheduling and whether the project fits the company’s coverage and scope.
Does Integrated Home Solutions have a Dakota Dunes office?
No local office is claimed on this page. Contact Jaryen Haughey directly to confirm current project fit and scheduling for a Dakota Dunes address.
Dakota Dunes is in South Dakota. Does that change how a project is planned?
It changes who reviews the work. Dakota Dunes is unincorporated and governed by its Community Improvement District and Community Association rather than a city hall, and exterior changes go to the association's Design Review Committee. Confirm coverage and scheduling with Jaryen before planning around a start date.
What kinds of Dakota Dunes homes fit this service-area page?
Custom single-family homes built since the 1990 covenants, including the early Country Club-area originals and the larger mid-2000s wave, plus the townhomes and condominiums in The Prairie and The Meadows.
Should I read the community design guidelines before asking for an estimate?
Yes. The Prairie, The Meadows, and The Country Club each have their own guidelines, and knowing which questions belong to the review keeps the estimate conversation on construction scope, finishes, and scheduling.
Can I ask about a finished basement after the flooding years?
Yes. Say what happened and when. A lower-level rebuild after the 2011, 2019, or 2024 water events needs different materials, sump and drainage planning, and sequencing than a first-time finish.
Who should I contact to confirm availability for a Dakota Dunes project?
Contact Jaryen Haughey at (641) 261-6752 or integratedhomesolutions101@gmail.com to confirm current scheduling, project fit, and whether your Dakota Dunes scope belongs in the next estimate conversation.
Confirm current scheduling and fit
Bring the Dakota Dunes project into one clear conversation.
Call or email Jaryen Haughey with your community, the project type, photos, and the parts of the home that must remain. That is the fastest way to confirm scheduling and whether the scope belongs in the next estimate step.
Services in Dakota Dunes
Plan this project by service.
Six service pages with the details Integrated Home Solutions works from, paired with the planning notes above for Dakota Dunes homeowners.
Dakota Dunes service
Remodels
Whole-home and room-by-room updates for the 1990s and mid-2000s custom stock, planned around connected work areas and finish transitions.
Remodels service detailsDakota Dunes service
Renovations
Updates that respect an existing custom package while coordinating walls, floors, trim, openings, and exterior surfaces.
Renovations service detailsDakota Dunes service
Restorations
Recovering a stable finish after storm damage, water, wear, or an earlier update that stopped short of the edges.
Restorations service detailsDakota Dunes service
Additions
More usable space in a built-out community, including outdoor living that faces a golf frontage or a park-side yard.
Additions service detailsDakota Dunes service
Interior Remodeling
Drywall, paint, flooring, trim, and appliance work, including finished lower levels built for a river valley basement.
Interior Remodeling service detailsDakota Dunes service
Exterior Remodeling
Decks, fences, siding, roofing, openings, roof-edge components, and gutters chosen for hail, wind, and freeze and thaw.
Exterior Remodeling service details