Home Remodeling in Philadelphia & the Surrounding Suburbs

dRemodeling serves homeowners throughout Philadelphia and many surrounding suburbs, including communities along the Main Line and throughout Montgomery and Delaware Counties. We also consider projects in select areas of Bucks County and South Jersey. Our service area generally extends approximately 30 miles from our Philadelphia location, although project scope and location may influence availability. If you’re unsure whether we serve your neighborhood, contact our team.

Yes. Although our showroom is located in Philadelphia, we regularly serve homeowners in surrounding suburban communities. Our service areas include Bryn Mawr, Villanova, Wayne, Gladwyne, Ardmore, Bala Cynwyd, Conshohocken, Ambler, Blue Bell, Newtown Square, and many other nearby locations. You do not need to live within Philadelphia city limits to work with our team.

Our primary specialties are kitchen remodeling, bathroom remodeling, and whole-home renovations. A kitchen remodel may include cabinetry, countertops, flooring, lighting, appliances, plumbing, and layout modifications. Bathroom remodeling can involve showers, tubs, tile, vanities, plumbing, lighting, and complete room transformations. Whole-home remodeling can include multiple rooms and coordinated improvements to electrical systems, plumbing, HVAC, windows, doors, flooring, lighting, painting, and other elements of the home. The exact scope depends on your goals, the property’s existing conditions, and the project’s requirements.

Yes. Our design-build approach brings design, materials, project management, and construction together through one coordinated team. Rather than managing separate designers, contractors, and material suppliers yourself, you can work with our team throughout the remodeling process. This helps coordinate the design vision with practical construction requirements and material selections.

Yes. Older homes are an important part of the Philadelphia area’s architectural character, and renovating them often requires careful planning. Depending on the property, a project may involve updating plumbing or electrical systems, improving insulation, modifying layouts, leveling floors, addressing existing conditions, or integrating modern features into traditional spaces. Our team evaluates the home’s existing conditions and works with you to develop an appropriate remodeling plan.

When permits and inspections are required for the agreed remodeling scope, our team helps coordinate the applicable process with the local municipality. Requirements vary depending on the township, city, and nature of the renovation. Structural modifications, plumbing work, electrical upgrades, and major renovations may require different approvals. During project planning, we’ll discuss the permit requirements relevant to your home and the proposed work.

Our showroom design meeting is an important step in the remodeling experience. It gives you the opportunity to meet with a designer, compare materials in person, discuss your preferences, and better understand the investment associated with different design and material choices. During the initial appointment, our team will explain how the showroom visit fits into your project’s planning process.

Remodeling costs vary significantly depending on the size of the space, existing conditions, scope of work, material selections, and construction complexity. For example, replacing finishes in an existing kitchen layout is very different from removing walls, relocating plumbing, upgrading electrical systems, and installing entirely new cabinetry. Similarly, a bathroom update differs from a complete reconfiguration, and whole-home renovations can involve multiple building systems. During our consultation and showroom design process, we help you understand the factors affecting your investment and discuss options aligned with your priorities. For additional guidance, visit our Remodeling Pricing & Planning resources.

Project timelines depend on the type of renovation, the complexity of the design, permit requirements, material lead times, and construction scope. Smaller bathroom projects generally involve fewer phases than complete kitchen renovations or whole-home remodeling. Before construction begins, our team works through planning, design decisions, materials, and scheduling so you have a clearer understanding of the anticipated timeline.

The first step is to request an appointment. Tell us where your home is located, what type of remodeling project you’re considering, and what you would like to improve. Our team will review your information, discuss your project, and explain the next steps in our design-build process.