Guides for Philadelphia homeowners planning a remodel: what goes into the cost of a bathroom, how to tell when an electrical panel needs upgrading and what happens in each phase of a kitchen remodel.
Three guides so far, each on a question homeowners ask us often.
What goes into the cost of a bathroom remodel in Philadelphia, what raises the price and how to compare quotes.
Flickering lights and tripping breakers are more than annoying. Here are five signs you need an electrical panel upgrade in Philadelphia.
A kitchen remodel timeline for Philadelphia homes, phase by phase, and what usually causes delays.
Cosmetic work such as paint, a backsplash or cabinet refacing does not. Anything involving plumbing, electrical, gas or a wall does, and Licenses & Inspections requires the permit before the work starts.
It depends mostly on whether the supply lines and the drain stay where they are. Our cost guide explains what goes into a quote and what moves the price.
A refresh is the shortest. A full remodel that moves the sink takes longer, and stone countertops add a wait after the cabinets are installed. Our timeline guide goes through each phase.
Breakers tripping when two appliances run together, lights dimming when the dryer starts, and two-prong outlets are the usual signs. The five signs guide covers the rest.
Start with whichever one has a problem that is getting worse. A bathroom leaking behind the tile should not wait, because water damage grows while you decide.
If one of these guides describes the project you are planning, call or text and we will come look at it. The in-home estimate is free.
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