Bathroom Remodeling in Philadelphia

We remodel bathrooms throughout bathroom remodeling in Manayunk, from steep hillside rowhomes above Main Street to homes near the canal. Our crews plan for tight, sloped streets and pay extra attention to waterproofing and ventilation in homes near the Schuylkill and the old canal, where moisture and older plumbing need a careful hand.

Fishtown sits along the Delaware River just north of Center City. Frankford Avenue is its main spine, lined with shops and restaurants. The side streets are packed with tight old rowhouses. Trinity houses are common here. These three-story homes stack one small room on each floor, joined by a narrow winder staircase. Fitting a real bathroom into one takes careful planning. We handle full bathroom remodeling in Fishtown, Philadelphia, with the same attention to detail on every job.

Roxborough sits on the ridge above Manayunk in Northwest Philadelphia. Ridge Avenue is its main street, lined with shops and restaurants. Side streets hold a range of homes. You will find 1920s brick twins, classic rowhomes, and larger single homes from the 1940s and 1950s. Lots are often wider than in the river wards. We handle full bathroom remodeling in Roxborough, Philadelphia, with the same attention to detail on every job.

Germantown is one of Philadelphia’s oldest neighborhoods, in the Northwest section. Germantown Avenue runs through it, lined with historic buildings and shops. Side streets hold grand old homes. Many homes are stone twins built with local Wissahickon schist. Others are large Victorians from the late 1800s. Ceilings are high and rooms are generous. We handle full bathroom remodeling in Germantown, Philadelphia, with the same attention to detail on every job.

Chestnut Hill sits at the northwest edge of Philadelphia, next to the Wissahickon woods. Germantown Avenue runs through it with cobblestones and boutique shops. It is one of the city’s most sought-after areas. Homes here are largely historic stone houses from the 1900s to the 1920s. Many are built with local schist and sit on generous lots. We handle full bathroom remodeling in Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, with the same attention to detail on every job.

Kensington sits in the River Wards of Philadelphia, north of Fishtown. It grew as a mill and factory district in the 1800s. The streets are lined with tight workers’ rowhomes. Most homes date to the early 1900s. They are narrow, two stories, and share walls on both sides. Bathrooms are small and simple. We handle full bathroom remodeling in Kensington, Philadelphia, with the same attention to detail on every job.

Olney sits in Lower Northeast Philadelphia, north of Logan. It is a diverse, family-filled neighborhood. Rows of porch-front homes line its streets. Most homes date to the 1920s. They are brick rowhomes and twins, often with a small front porch and a hall bath on the second floor. We handle full bathroom remodeling in Olney, Philadelphia, with the same attention to detail on every job.

Fox Chase sits in the Far Northeast of Philadelphia, near Burholme Park. It is a quieter, suburban-feeling part of the city. Streets are wider with front lawns and driveways. Most homes date to the 1950s and 1960s. They are brick rowhomes and twins built in the airlite style, with a garage or driveway under the living area. We handle full bathroom remodeling in Fox Chase, Philadelphia, with the same attention to detail on every job.

Oxford Circle is a well-known traffic circle in Northeast Philadelphia. Roosevelt Boulevard and Oxford Avenue meet there. Dense residential streets spread out around it. Homes here date to the 1940s and 1950s. They are brick rowhomes, tightly built and connected by shared walls. Bathrooms are small and simple. We handle full bathroom remodeling in Oxford Circle, Philadelphia, with the same attention to detail on every job.

Tacony Creek Park is a long, wooded park that follows the creek through the Lower Northeast. It touches Lawncrest, Feltonville, Olney, and Frankford. Its trails and greenery draw families year-round. The homes around it date mostly to the 1920s. They are brick rowhomes with small upstairs baths and shared walls. We handle full bathroom remodeling in Tacony Creek Park, Philadelphia, with the same attention to detail on every job.

South Philadelphia runs from Washington Avenue down to the stadiums. It is one of the most tightly built parts of the city. Blocks near East Passyunk, Girard Estate, and Pennsport are packed with two-story rowhomes. Most of these homes sit 14 to 16 feet wide. The bathroom is usually 5 by 7 feet or smaller. Space for a linen closet or a second sink is rare. We handle full bathroom remodeling in South Philadelphia, Philadelphia, with the same attention to detail on every job.

We remodel bathrooms throughout bathroom remodeling in Manayunk, from steep hillside rowhomes above Main Street to homes near the canal. Our crews plan for tight, sloped streets and pay extra attention to waterproofing and ventilation in homes near the Schuylkill and the old canal, where moisture and older plumbing need a careful hand.

Roosevelt Mall is a longtime shopping center on Cottman Avenue in Northeast Philadelphia. The blocks around it, in Rhawnhurst and Lawndale, are steady residential streets. Airlite rowhomes line them. These homes date mostly to the 1950s. Each has a front driveway and a garage below the main floor. The bathroom is a standard hall bath on the upper level. We handle full bathroom remodeling in Roosevelt Mall, Philadelphia, with the same attention to detail on every job.

Frankford is one of Philadelphia’s oldest neighborhoods, centered on Frankford Avenue in the Lower Northeast. Rowhomes here date mostly to the early 1900s and 1920s, some brick singles and some larger twins, with small hall baths tucked upstairs. Jefferson Frankford Hospital anchors the blocks around Frankford and Harbison Avenues, where many households include older adults who want a safer, easier-to-use bath. We handle full bathroom remodeling in Frankford, Philadelphia, with the same attention to detail on every job.

The Frankford Transportation Center sits on Bridge Street at the north end of the Market-Frankford El, a busy SEPTA hub with active bus and foot traffic. The 1920s brick rowhomes around it are narrow and share walls, with small original baths that still hold their early tile and fixtures. We plan deliveries around the terminal’s traffic and use space carefully in these compact homes. We handle full bathroom remodeling near Frankford Transportation Center, Philadelphia, with the same attention to detail on every job.

Burholme sits next to Fox Chase Cancer Center on Cottman Avenue, a quiet, green pocket of Northeast Philadelphia beside Burholme Park. Homes here date mostly to the 1950s, brick rowhomes and twins on wider lots with driveways, giving us more room to design a comfortable, accessible bath. With a major medical center nearby, safety and easy-clean finishes are common requests. We handle full bathroom remodeling in Burholme, Philadelphia, with the same attention to detail on every job.