These are the home remodeling services in Philadelphia offered by GM Remodeling Services LLC. Kitchens, bathrooms, plumbing and electrical each have a page with more detail. The other trades are listed below with what each one covers.
Each of these can be hired on its own or as part of a larger project. In a remodel they follow a set order, with framing first and paint and trim last, and having one contractor for all of them keeps that order from breaking down.
Structural and partition framing for additions, new openings and layout changes. Moving a load-bearing wall takes a beam sized for the load and a building permit.
Get a Free Quote →Repairs for leaks and damaged sections, and full replacement when a roof has reached the end of its life.
Get a Free Quote →Hanging, taping and finishing new drywall, and patching walls and ceilings that were opened for plumbing or wiring.
Get a Free Quote →Hardwood, tile and vinyl plank. The subfloor is inspected first, since most flooring problems start underneath.
Get a Free Quote →Interior walls, ceilings and trim, and exterior surfaces. Patching, sanding, caulking and priming come before any paint.
Get a Free Quote →Whole-house renovations and additions in which we run the project and every trade listed on this page.
Get a Free Quote →Heating and air conditioning installation, repair and seasonal maintenance.
Get a Free Quote →Baseboards, door and window casings and crown molding, scribed to walls and floors that are rarely straight in older houses.
Get a Free Quote →Driveways, walkways, steps and slabs, including replacement of cracked or sunken sections.
Get a Free Quote →A poured floor coating with a high-gloss, joint-free finish, applied over a prepared concrete floor.
Get a Free Quote →Repairs, fixture and water heater replacement, drain cleaning and re-piping. The plumbing page explains when a repair is enough.
Learn More →Panel replacement, service upgrades, rewiring, circuits, outlets and lighting. The electrical page covers permits and the signs of an overloaded service.
Learn More →These five pages go into what the work involves, what affects the cost and the questions homeowners ask most.
A refresh, a remodel in the same layout or a full gut, with cabinets, countertops, flooring and hookups.
Learn More →Surface updates, tub and shower replacement, accessible showers and full renovations.
Learn More →Leaks, fixtures, water heaters, drains and replacement of old galvanized and cast-iron pipe.
Learn More →Burst pipes, leaks that will not stop, sewer backups and frozen pipes, answered 24 hours a day.
Learn More →Panel and service upgrades, rewiring, outlets, lighting and troubleshooting in older homes.
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