Home Remodeling in Radnor, PA

The pre-WWII fieldstone and brick homes in Wayne and Villanova — both in Radnor Township — are the most architecturally distinctive residential properties in the region and the ones most rewarding to renovate with genuine craftsmanship. Original hardwood floors, period millwork, and architecturally composed rooms provide a canvas that rewards careful, high-quality renovation.

New construction McMansions in Radnor Township's newer developments also benefit from renovation, but of a different kind — opening up builder-grade kitchens, adding custom millwork that was value-engineered out of the original construction, and upgrading bathrooms with the spa finishes these homes' settings warrant.

We handle all Radnor Township permit requirements — the township's Building & Zoning department is well-organized and predictable for projects with complete documentation.

The St. Davids neighborhood — technically Radnor Township but with its own strong community identity anchored by the St. Davids Golf Club and SEPTA station — contains a particularly interesting mix of mid-century construction alongside early-20th-century colonials. In the mid-century homes, renovation work often focuses on opening compartmentalized floor plans, adding the architectural millwork that was never part of the original construction, and upgrading kitchens to contemporary standards with custom cabinetry and premium stone. In the earlier homes along North Wayne Avenue and Louella Road, the conversation is about preservation and intelligent updating — keeping what makes these houses extraordinary while modernizing the systems and spaces that have not aged as gracefully. We serve both contexts in St. Davids with the same commitment to quality that defines our work across all of Radnor Township.