Top 10 Kitchen & Bath Remodelers, Olde Richmond PA 2026

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Homeowners in Olde Richmond have about ten well-reviewed kitchen and bath remodelers within a short drive, led by Mr. Contractor on Frankford Avenue (4.8 stars, 540 reviews), Mendr Home Repairs (4.9 stars, 180 reviews) and Main Line Kitchen Design (4.9 stars, 174 reviews). Below is the full ranked list, plus the Pennsylvania rules that apply to any job over $500.

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Olde Richmond sits in the 19125 ZIP between Frankford Avenue and Aramingo Avenue, and most of its housing stock is narrow rowhomes with galley kitchens and second-floor baths squeezed into old footprints. That shapes which contractors are a good fit, so we’ve noted what each one actually does.

How We Ranked Them

We ordered this list by public Google rating and review volume for kitchen and bath work, then weighted proximity to the River Wards and how closely each company’s own described services match a rowhome remodel. Ratings and review counts shown are the ones published on Google at the time of writing.

We did not accept payment for placement, and we are not claiming to have inspected anyone’s job sites. Read recent reviews yourself before you sign anything, because a four-year-old five-star review says little about the crew working today.

1. Mr. Contractor

Mr. Contractor holds 4.8 stars across 540 reviews and works out of 2634 Frankford Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19125, which puts it inside the neighborhood rather than a drive away. It’s a fifth-generation, family-owned general remodeling contractor that has served Philadelphia and Bucks County since 1949.

The company handles kitchens, bathrooms, decks and whole-house renovation and restoration work, so a project that grows mid-stream doesn’t need a second firm. The review count is the largest on this list by a wide margin, which matters when you want a track record you can actually read through.

Best for: full rowhome kitchen and bath remodels where you want a long-established local general contractor.

2. Mendr Home Repairs

Mendr Home Repairs carries 4.9 stars from 180 reviews and operates from 1516 N 5th St Ste 326, Philadelphia, PA 19122. The company describes itself as licensed and insured, and it backs its work with a two-year workmanship warranty.

Services span bathroom remodeling, tub-to-shower conversions, kitchen remodeling, drywall and plaster repair, interior painting and general handyman work across Philadelphia, Delaware, Montgomery, Chester and Bucks counties. That mix suits a second-floor bath that needs new tile, a vanity and a few repairs behind the walls at the same time.

Best for: mid-size bathroom remodeling plus the smaller repairs most crews won’t bother with.

3. Main Line Kitchen Design

Main Line Kitchen Design holds 4.9 stars from 174 reviews and sits at 1 Bala Ave #140, Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004, roughly 25 minutes from Olde Richmond. It’s a kitchen designer, cabinet maker and cabinet dealer rather than a general contractor, carrying several cabinet brands and countertop options.

Their published work includes award-winning kitchen designs, and their blog reviews cabinet brands in detail, which is unusual honesty for a dealer. Pair them with an installer if you want a designed layout without handing the whole build to one firm.

Best for: cabinetry selection and layout design on a narrow galley kitchen.

4. dRemodeling Design-Build

dRemodeling has 4.8 stars across 150 reviews and works from 7709 Ridge Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19128. The firm keeps design and construction in-house, with interior designers working alongside the build team on kitchens and primary bathrooms.

Their project write-ups cover full primary bath redesigns in Philadelphia homes, so they’re used to tight city layouts and the sequencing headaches that come with them. One contract covering drawings, selections and construction also means fewer gaps to argue about later.

Best for: homeowners who want design and construction under a single agreement.

5. Nu-View Construction

Nu-View Construction holds 4.8 stars from 109 reviews at 1401 Spruce St #916, Philadelphia, PA 19102. The company focuses on full home renovations: layout redesigns, structural changes and whole-house remodeling delivered as one project.

That matters in Olde Richmond, where opening a kitchen to a dining room usually means touching a bearing wall and adding a beam. If your plan starts with moving walls rather than swapping finishes, they’re a sensible call.

Best for: gut renovations with structural changes, not cosmetic refreshes.

6. Bellweather Design-Build

Bellweather Design-Build carries 4.9 stars from 67 reviews and is based at 3001 Stokley St, Philadelphia, PA 19129. Planning, design and construction run under one roof, and the company offers a two-year limited warranty on its work.

Their process puts budgeting early, before drawings get expensive, which tends to prevent the awkward conversation where a design nobody can afford lands on the table. Communication during the build is the theme running through their reviews.

Best for: first-time remodelers who want a guided, phase-by-phase process.

7. A E Talley Construction LLC

A E Talley Construction LLC holds 4.9 stars across 64 reviews and works from 313 Budd St Suite 101, Philadelphia, PA 19104. Google lists the firm as a kitchen remodeler, bathroom remodeler, general contractor and housing development company.

That development side suggests comfort with permits, inspections and the paperwork a city project generates, which is half the battle on a rowhome job. Ask how many of their current jobs are owner-occupied remodels versus development work before you commit.

Best for: investor-owned rowhomes and remodels that run alongside larger construction work.

8. Crush Point Demolition

Crush Point Demolition has a 5-star rating from 57 reviews at 3266 Aramingo Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19134, about five minutes from Olde Richmond. It’s a demolition and excavating contractor, not a finish remodeler, so it belongs on a different line of your budget.

Plenty of kitchen and bath projects here start with pulling out plaster, old cast iron and a 1970s kitchen before the carpenters arrive. Some homeowners hire demolition separately to control that cost, though most design-build firms prefer to handle it themselves.

Best for: gut-outs and excavation ahead of a remodel crew.

9. Philly Kitchen & Bath

Philly Kitchen & Bath holds 4.9 stars from 59 reviews and operates from 1713 Annin St, Philadelphia, PA 19146 in South Philadelphia. The company works specifically on kitchen and bathroom remodeling rather than general construction.

A specialist shop often moves faster on a single-room project, since the crew does the same sequence of work week after week. Confirm who performs the plumbing and electrical portions, and get those trades named in writing.

Best for: one-room kitchen or bathroom remodels on a defined schedule.