

Peters Township homeowners are renovating 1970s-90s kitchens and bathrooms — opening divided layouts, upgrading builder-grade fixtures, and adding primary baths. Our in-house team handles the full remodel under one contract with a fixed price.
Peters Township is a growing suburban community where homeowners are replacing aging roofs and upgrading old windows and doors that have reached end of life — alongside additions, basement finishes, and kitchen and bath renovations.
Our in-house team handles the full scope, from design and permitting through construction, so one crew is accountable from start to finish.
Peters Township homes are largely suburban builds from the 1970s onward, on bigger lots than the city neighborhoods. Interior projects include home additions (rear, second story, garage conversions), basement finishing, kitchen and bath renovations, and open-concept conversions. Many homes have asphalt shingle roofs that are 20-30+ years old and due for replacement, and original builder-grade windows and doors reaching the end of their service life. Common exterior projects include roof replacement, window replacement, and door replacement. Larger lots make staging and additions straightforward.
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