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Kitchen, Bathroom & Basement Remodels in Pittsburgh, PA
Century-old rowhouses and steep hillside lots mean Pittsburgh remodels demand a contractor who knows this city's bones.
Get a free quotePittsburgh's housing stock skews old, plenty of it from before 1940, which means original layouts in Squirrel Hill and Shadyside kitchens were built for a different way of cooking and living. Galley kitchens with no counter space and bathrooms squeezed under old plumbing chases are the norm, not the exception, and opening them up usually means dealing with balloon framing or plaster walls that a newer suburb wouldn't have.
The city's topography adds its own complications. Homes on the South Side Slopes or in Mount Washington sit on grades steep enough that access alone changes how a basement or flooring job gets staged, and the clay soil under much of the East End means basements see moisture that a flatter town wouldn't deal with the same way.
Between Lawrenceville's converted mill-era houses and Bloomfield's narrow lots, no two Pittsburgh jobs look alike, and permitting through the city's older building code review reflects that variety.
Where we work in Pittsburgh
- Squirrel Hill
- Lawrenceville
- South Side Slopes
- Mount Washington
What Pittsburgh calls us for
Basement Remodels
Hillside lots and clay soil around Pittsburgh mean basement work has to account for moisture before it accounts for finishes.
Kitchen Remodels
Pre-1940s Pittsburgh kitchens were built small, so most remodels start with reworking the layout, not just the surfaces.
Bathroom Remodels
Old plumbing chases in city rowhouses often dictate what's possible before any tile gets chosen.