At CHS Custom Decks & Design, we offer a comprehensive range of decking services tailored to meet the unique needs of Chisago residents:
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Our team at CHS Custom Decks & Design is deeply familiar with Chisago’s unique landscape and climate. We frequently work in neighborhoods around Chisago Lakes, including projects near the picturesque Ki-Chi-Saga Park. Our service area covers ZIP codes 55013 and 55045, encompassing charming communities like Shafer and Taylors Falls. We’re conveniently located just off Highway 8, making it easy for us to serve homeowners throughout the St. Croix River Valley.
To reach our showroom from downtown Chisago City, head south on North Avenue (County Road 23). Turn right onto Highway 8 East and continue for approximately 20 miles. You’ll find us in Apple Valley, near the intersection of Felton Court and 147th Street West, conveniently close to the Remedy Bar.
Nestled in the heart of the St. Croix River Valley, Chisago City is a charming community that perfectly blends small-town charm with natural beauty. Located about 35 miles northeast of the Twin Cities, this picturesque city is easily accessible via Highway 8 and offers a serene escape from urban life.
Founded in 1855 by Swedish immigrants, Chisago City takes its name from Ki-Chi-Saga, meaning “fair and lovely waters” in the Ojibwe language. This nod to its Native American heritage is fitting for a city blessed with numerous lakes and waterways.
With a population of approximately 5,000 residents, Chisago City has seen steady growth while maintaining its close-knit community feel. Situated at an elevation of 899 feet above sea level, the city enjoys warm summers perfect for outdoor activities and crisp winters ideal for ice fishing and skiing.
Chisago City is perhaps best known as part of the inspiration for Swedish author Vilhelm Moberg’s “The Emigrants” series, which chronicled Swedish immigration to America. This literary connection is celebrated throughout the city, with statues of the books’ characters Karl Oskar and Kristina prominently displayed.
A fun local fact: Chisago City is home to the world’s largest Swedish coffee pot, a 25-foot-tall structure that serves as a water tower and a nod to the area’s Swedish roots.
From its scenic lakes to its rich cultural heritage, Chisago City offers a beautiful blend of natural beauty, history, and small-town charm that makes it a wonderful place to call home.