Check the building
Review visible roof, moisture, structural, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC concerns. Identify what needs a specialist or further investigation.
We renovate Philadelphia properties for investors planning to resell. Share the address, renovation budget, and target listing date. We can review the work and discuss the schedule before you commit to the project.
Start with the condition of the roof, structure, plumbing, electrical, and heating and cooling systems. Then decide which layout changes and finishes to include in the renovation budget.
Review visible roof, moisture, structural, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC concerns. Identify what needs a specialist or further investigation.
Specify cabinets, countertops, flooring, tile, fixtures, and appliances. If an item has an allowance, check whether that amount covers the product you plan to buy and its installation.
Include demolition, disposal, site protection, repairs, trade work, finishes, and the agreed permit responsibilities. Track the purchase price, financing, and holding costs separately from the construction estimate.
Examples from our renovation portfolio show how flooring, trim, and fixtures shape the finished interior.
Layout and material changes affect both cost and schedule. We coordinate the trades and review changes with you as the renovation progresses. Before listing, leave time for the final walkthrough, outstanding items, and any required inspections.
Browse photographs and descriptions of our renovation work.
Browse renovation projects and jobsite photographs.
View ProjectsSee the work we do for flips, rentals, and larger renovations.
Investor ServicesFor properties that need extensive demolition, new systems, and a rebuilt interior.
Full Gut RenovationsYes, subject to access and availability. Send the address and inspection deadline first. A contractor walkthrough reviews visible renovation needs; it does not replace a home inspection or engineering evaluation.
We can review your lender’s scope against the proposed construction work. Share their format, required documents, and draw schedule before the estimate is finalized.
No. We estimate and carry out construction work. Use your broker, appraiser, and lender to assess sale value, financing, and the overall investment.
Send the address, photos, purchase status, and target listing date. Include any inspection deadline so we can discuss availability for a walkthrough.