10 Best Home Remodeling Contractors: Montgomery County PA

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Top-rated home remodeling & additions contractors in Montgomery County

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Ranked by homeowner-confirmed hires, then the average rating from homeowners we matched (3+ reviews), then how quickly they reach out, then time in the pack. Only contractors who passed the Wolfpack pack test appear here, and placement can’t be bought.

A gut kitchen in Lansdale and a siding-and-deck package in Ambler call for two very different crews, so this list is sorted by what each company actually builds. Every remodeling contractor below is a real, operating business serving Montgomery County, PA, listed best-first by Google rating and review volume as of 2026. Ratings and addresses come straight from their public listings, and we tell you who each one suits.

Questions to Ask Before You Hire

The homeowners who have the smoothest projects are usually the ones who asked uncomfortable questions in the first meeting. Work through this short list with any contractor you are considering.

• Ask for the Attorney General registration number. Pennsylvania’s Home Improvement Consumer Protection Act requires most home improvement contractors to register with the Attorney General’s office and to use a written contract for any job over $500.
• Ask who pulls the permit. Permits are issued under the Uniform Construction Code by each municipality or its appointed inspection agency, so a Horsham job and a Pottstown job follow different front desks.
• Ask to see a current certificate of insurance, showing coverage today, not a policy that ran out last spring.
• Ask about licensing at the trade level. Pennsylvania does not issue a statewide license for plumbing, HVAC or electrical work, though municipalities may license locally, and HVAC technicians handling refrigerant must hold EPA Section 608 certification.
• Ask for the payment schedule in writing, including what triggers each draw and what the final punch list process looks like.
• Read two or three recent reviews that mention problems, then ask the contractor how that job ended.

1. NexGen Exterior Home Remodeling, LLC

NexGen Exterior Home Remodeling, LLC works out of 300 Brookside Ave Bldg 18, Suite 75 in Ambler and carries a 4.8 star rating across 229 reviews. The company concentrates on the outside of the house: decks and porches, siding, roofing, windows and doors across Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Their site says they have remodeled over 2,500 houses in the two states and leans hard on quoted pricing without the high-pressure sales routine many homeowners dread.

• Specialist exterior scope rather than a general contractor spreading across every trade
• American-made product lines with manufacturer warranties on installs
• Free estimates and written quotes before any commitment

Best for: siding, roof and deck packages on homes in Ambler, Horsham and the eastern side of the county.

2. Reliable General Contracting

Reliable General Contracting sits at 22 Country Club Rd in Royersford with a perfect 5 star rating from 158 reviews, which is an unusual record at that volume. The family-owned firm has been operating since 1999 and focuses on kitchens, bathroom renovations and basement finishing. Their pitch is scheduling discipline: showing up when they said they would and holding the budget they quoted.

• Three clear specialties instead of an unfocused service menu
• Long operating history in western Montgomery County
• Strong review consistency across a large sample

Best for: kitchen and bath remodeling near Royersford, Collegeville and Limerick.

3. dRemodeling Design-Build

dRemodeling Design-Build runs from 7709 Ridge Ave in Philadelphia, rating 4.8 stars over 150 reviews, and regularly works north into the county. Design, selections and construction all happen under one roof with an in-house team, which removes the usual finger-pointing between an architect and a builder. Their project log is heavy on primary bathroom and kitchen remodels with a defined design point of view.

• True design-build model with interior design staff on the team
• Published project write-ups you can read before the first meeting
• Experience with older housing stock typical of the Philadelphia border

Best for: homeowners who want design help, not just a bid on someone else’s drawings.

4. Carr Home

Carr Home operates from Chalfont Square Shopping Center at 1 E Butler Ave in Chalfont, holding 5 stars from 101 reviews. The business combines a construction company, an architecture practice and a building materials supplier, so kitchens, baths and home additions can be designed and sourced in one place. Being just over the Bucks line puts them close to Montgomeryville, North Wales and Hatfield.

• Showroom location where you can see materials in person
• Architecture and interior design handled alongside the build
• Addition work as well as single-room remodeling

Best for: whole-home design and additions in the Chalfont, Montgomeryville and North Wales corridor.

5. Custom Craft

Custom Craft is based at 1111 Forty Foot Rd in Lansdale with a 5 star rating from 80 reviews. The company describes itself as a design-build remodeler serving Montgomery and Bucks counties, aimed at busy households that want the process managed rather than supervised. Their site frames projects around problems: no kitchen storage, no mudroom, a layout that stopped working after the family grew.

• Design-build and custom home building under one contract
• Portfolio organized around common layout frustrations
• Local base on Forty Foot Road, minutes from Lansdale and Hatfield

Best for: layout-changing kitchen, mudroom and addition work in the Lansdale area.

6. Philip Construction

Philip Construction works from 254 Bryans Rd in East Norriton Township and rates 5 stars across 65 reviews. Established in 2020, the general contractor covers full home renovation, bathroom remodeling and kitchen work for Greater Philadelphia, Montgomery County and New Jersey, naming East Norriton, King of Prussia, Blue Bell and Collegeville among its service areas. For a younger firm, the review record is clean.

• Full-house renovations as well as single-room projects
• Flooring and home building capability in-house
• Central county location, convenient to Norristown and King of Prussia

Best for: multi-room renovations in central Montgomery County.

7. RJE Home Remodeling

RJE Home Remodeling operates from 665 Catherine St in Warminster with 4.7 stars from 86 reviews. The company works as a general contractor and remodeler with a notable share of bathroom projects, serving the Bucks and Montgomery border towns. Homeowners in Hatboro, Horsham and Willow Grove are within easy reach of the shop.

• General contracting plus dedicated bathroom remodeling
• Long review history for a shop of its size
• Well placed for the Route 611 and Street Road corridors

Best for: bathroom remodels and mid-size renovations near Warminster, Hatboro and Horsham.

8. A&Z General Contractor LLC

A&Z General Contractor LLC is located on Fairview Ave in Lansdale and rates 4.9 stars over 66 reviews. The company handles general contracting with in-house drywall and flooring work, plus bathroom remodeling, which makes it a practical fit for projects where finishes matter more than structural change. Self-performing drywall often tightens the schedule on a mid-size job.

• Drywall and flooring performed by the same crew
• Bathroom remodeling as a core service
• Lansdale base covering the northwestern townships

Best for: interior refinishing, drywall-heavy repairs and bathroom updates.

9. Tilghman Builders Inc

Tilghman Builders Inc sits at 263 S York Rd in Hatboro with a 4.9 star rating from 57 reviews. The firm lists general contracting, home building and remodeling, which suits owners weighing a large addition against a rebuild. Builders with new-construction experience tend to be comfortable with framing, structural changes and the inspection sequence a UCC permit triggers.

• New home building experience applied to remodeling work
• Hatboro location serving Upper Moreland and Warminster
• Capable of structural scope, not only cosmetic updates

Best for: additions and structural remodels in the Hatboro and Upper Moreland area.

10. Delligatti Home Pro Services LLC

Delligatti Home Pro Services LLC works from 325 Sentry Pkwy Ste 301 in Blue Bell and holds 4.8 stars across 52 reviews. The company blends handyman service with bathroom remodeling, deck building and flooring, so a short punch list and a defined remodel can go to the same crew. That range helps when the project is real work but too small for a design-build firm.

• Handyman and remodeling services from one contact
• Deck and flooring installation alongside bath work
• Blue Bell base near Whitpain, Plymouth Meeting and Ambler

Best for: smaller remodels, decks and accumulated repair lists.

What It Typically Costs in Montgomery County

Pricing moves with scope, finish level and how much of the house gets opened up, so treat these as planning ranges rather than quotes. Labor in the Philadelphia metro runs above the national average, and permit fees vary by municipality.

• Mid-range kitchen remodel: most land between $35,000 and $80,000, with layout changes and custom cabinetry pushing higher
• Full bathroom remodel: typically $18,000 to $40,000 for a hall bath, more for a primary suite with a tiled shower
• Basement finishing: commonly $35,000 to $75,000 depending on egress, bathroom and ceiling height
• Room addition: often $250 to $450 per square foot once foundation, roof and mechanicals are counted
• Siding or roof replacement: usually a five-figure project on an average detached home, with material choice driving most of the spread

Harvard’s Joint Center for Housing Studies tracks national remodeling spending if you want context on where costs are heading. For the exterior side of a project, our page on roofing services in Montgomery County breaks down what those estimates usually include.

How We Ranked Them

The order follows public Google ratings and review counts for remodeling and general contracting businesses serving Montgomery County, best first, with specialty and location noted from each company’s own listing and website. We did not visit job sites, inspect finished work or accept payment for placement. Ratings change, so check the current numbers before you call, and read a few recent reviews rather than only the average.

Separately, Wolfpack Home Services runs its own five-point pack test on contractors in our network: a registered business, a license where the trade requires one, current insurance, a person signing off on every document, and reviews only from homeowners we actually matched. Passing the pack test is not a guarantee of workmanship. Not every company on this list is in our network, and inclusion here is editorial.

Frequently Asked Questions

How Do You Find the Best Contractor?

Shortlist three contractors who specialize in your exact project type, then verify registration and insurance before you compare prices. Check that the business is registered with the Pennsylvania Attorney General’s office, confirm the written contract covers scope, schedule and payment draws, and call one recent customer with a similar job. Rules change, so confirm current requirements with the agency and your municipality.

What Is the 30% Rule in Remodeling?

The 30% rule says you should avoid spending more than about 30% of your home’s value on a single remodeling project. On a $500,000 house in Blue Bell or Collegeville, that caps a project near $150,000. It is a resale guardrail, not a law, and homeowners who plan to stay 15 years often ignore it deliberately.

How Much Would It Cost to Renovate a 2,000 Square Foot House?

A full renovation of a 2,000 square foot home commonly runs $100,000 to $250,000 in this part of Pennsylvania, or roughly $50 to $125 per square foot. Cosmetic refreshes sit at the bottom of that band; moving walls, replacing mechanicals and redoing kitchens and baths push toward the top. Older homes with knob-and-tube wiring or failing stacks add cost once walls open.