Philadelphia renovation services

Renovations for Philadelphia Real Estate Investors

Golden Brick Construction renovates flips, rentals, and small multifamily properties. We review the property with you, put the agreed work in writing, and manage construction through the final walkthrough.

Before you invest

Know what the rehab includes before you commit

The estimate should explain which repairs and improvements it covers. We review the condition of the property and your plans for it before deciding what to include.

Before purchase

We review the areas we can access and the changes you want to make. We also note what needs further investigation, drawings, or a specialist before we can price it.

Before construction

We review the work, materials, allowances, excluded items, and permit responsibilities with you. We also agree on how changes will be priced and approved.

During the job

We schedule the trades and deliveries, manage the work, and discuss changes with you as they arise.

From the portfolio

See the work behind the renovation

Structural work, construction progress, and a completed kitchen from our project portfolio.

Gutted rowhome interior with exposed ceiling joists, masonry, and floor structure
Understand the existing structureOpen floor and ceiling work during a full interior renovation.
New timber wall framing and purple floor sheathing at the rear addition site
See the construction stageFraming and floor sheathing at a rear addition.
Finished white cabinet kitchen with stainless appliances and light wood flooring
Review the finished spaceA kitchen from the West Philadelphia mixed-use renovation.
On site · 7 seconds

A closer look at foundation work

Formwork and reinforcement at the rear addition site, before the framing shown above. This short, silent clip shows the work in progress.

See the addition sequence
Rear addition · Foundation work7 seconds · Silent construction footage. Work in progress.
Choose your project

What are you renovating?

Start with the property type and the work it needs.

Rental rehab

Practical repairs and finishes for single-family rentals and long-term ownership.

Rental Renovations

Full gut renovation

Demolition, framing, system upgrades, and a full interior rebuild.

Full Gut Renovations

New construction

Discuss the site, plans, approvals, and work required for a new build.

New Construction
Compare the details

Share your lender’s requirements and repair list

If a lender or property manager is involved, send their documents before we prepare the estimate. We can review required repairs, construction paperwork, and payment milestones alongside the work you want done.

Budget assumptions

Check the amounts set aside for materials, the items you will buy yourself, work that is excluded, and repairs that still need investigation.

Access and timing

Discuss inspection deadlines, occupied units, utility interruptions, and the dates you are trying to meet.

Completion

Agree on the final walkthrough, any remaining work, cleanup, and the project records you need to keep.

Questions before you start

Questions about investor renovations

Can you review a property before I buy it?

Yes, subject to access and availability. Send the property details and your inspection deadline first. The review focuses on construction and visible conditions; it does not replace an inspection, appraisal, or engineering report.

Can you estimate work before the plans are finished?

Yes. We can review the proposed work and discuss an initial estimate. We may need drawings, material choices, a site visit, or specialist advice before confirming the price.

Do you work with out-of-area owners?

Tell us where you are based and who can provide access to the property. We will discuss how to keep you updated and who will approve materials and changes.

Where do you work?

Philadelphia and the surrounding Pennsylvania suburbs, including Bucks, Montgomery, and Delaware Counties. Share the address so we can confirm the project is within our service area.

Talk with Golden Brick

Have a property to review?

Send the address, a few photos, and your main construction questions. Include your inspection deadline or target start date so we can discuss availability.