

Pittsburgh homeowners are remodeling kitchens and bathrooms in homes built before 1940 — galley kitchens with load-bearing walls, small original bathrooms with outdated plumbing, and period details worth preserving. Our in-house team handles the full tear-out and rebuild under one contract, with a fixed price and a clear timeline.
Pittsburgh is where we work, live, and build. From Lawrenceville and East Liberty to Squirrel Hill and the West End, we replace roofs, windows, and doors across the city — and remodel interiors for the same homeowners.
Most Pittsburgh homes were built before 1940. That means slate roofs reaching end of life, original wood windows with single-pane glass, stucco and brick exteriors that need repair, and gutters that no longer protect the home. We know how to replace these exterior systems on older homes without erasing the character that makes them worth keeping.
Pittsburgh’s housing stock spans brick rowhouses, Victorian and Tudor homes in the East End, worker cottages on the slopes, and larger estates in the hills. Interior remodeling challenges include plaster walls, knob-and-tube wiring, galvanized plumbing, and load-bearing walls that need engineered beams for open-concept kitchen conversions. Common exterior challenges include slate roof repair and replacement, original wood window replacement with energy-efficient units, stucco and masonry exterior repair, tight urban lots with limited access for roofing equipment, and hillside conditions that affect drainage and gutter routing. We handle permits through the City of Pittsburgh and individual boroughs.
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