Doyle Builders - it's as good as it gets. We chose Glen Doyle because he presented the most…read morerealistic package for the work and he brought every contractor to the house for the bid. There were no surprises with the price - he came in exactly on budget. His crew is superb in every way - excellent work, excellent people to have around, perfect clean-up, and helpful about coming to decisions about the things that don't work about because of pipes and vents. The work is A+, completely. Friends have complained about how every time you have work done, you live with dust and have to spend time cleaning up. I have asthma - never had an incident; every day was completely cleaned. Also, his subcontractors were terrific - some of the best around. As we needed plumbing, electrical, heating, painting, we felt well taken care of. We had 4 bids and Glen's prices were extremely reasonable. We feel we got the best we could have possibly had. Plus it was greatly enjoyable to work with him. We recently moved to the area, so this was a find.

This is a second time using Esco. The first time they poured our stamped pool deck. This time we…read morehad them repair our fieldstone patio and seal our stamped concrete pool deck. They removed the fieldstones, poured a concrete sub pad and reinstalled the fieldstones then sanded them. The patio is now flat and cannot heave again. They sealed our seven year old stamped concrete pool deck and it came out looking like the day it was poured. After they were completed the left the jobsite clean. Rene and Denae are very easy to work with. Highly recommend Esco Concrete.

Esco is the best. Denae and Rene are the concrete dream team!! From start to finish, the entire…read moreprocess was seamless. Every question and concern was addressed and answered immediately. They walked us through the process of selecting the right material and design that was best for our space and layout, and helped with all the paperwork along the way. (Talking about you, HOA!) The hard working crew was careful with their materials and equipment, and did not disrupt or inconvenience us in any way throughout the job-- which was done super fast!! I could not be happier with my gorgeous new patio. Highly recommend.

if you're looking for someone to do those handyman jobs around the house that you can't do yourself…read moreanymore Jim Canfield , is the person to call. Jim is quick to respond and shows up to do the job. on the date and time agreed on. does an excellent job and has fair pricing. he has a number of years working in the construction business. I have used him several times over the past few months. Rich K yardley PA.

Steals money. Doesn't do repairs correctly. Explained the repairs need for my house. Took the…read moremoney never heard from him.

Jamie and the team at Buxmont Contracting have been our go-to contractors for nearly two years…read more During that time, they completed a 525-square-foot addition to our home, along with several other projects. One thing I can confidently say is that no matter what challenges or unexpected obstacles came up along the way, Jamie always went above and beyond to make things right. Home renovations rarely go perfectly from start to finish, and we've learned that what truly matters is how issues are handled and resolved. Jamie consistently demonstrated professionalism, integrity, and a genuine commitment to customer satisfaction. Buxmont Contracting takes pride in their work and always strives to ensure their customers are happy with the final result. We are very pleased with our experience and would absolutely recommend them to anyone considering a home renovation or construction project. Give them a chance on your next project--you won't be disappointed!

We ended up firing Jimmy after over a year of delays. He tries to talk his way out of everything…read moreand there was always an excuse. There was never any daily work getting done, weeks and sometimes months would go by before the next milestone was met. To summarize, if you want to pay everything up front, to be gaslit the whole time, have material delivered from Home Depot and go weeks without progress, have to call and text your contractor daily just to get something done, and the work that is completed is below subpar, then you know who to hire. If you're interested in our experience then please continue reading! We signed a contract Nov 2023 (JMDC) for a kitchen addition (we'd provide flooring, cabinets, finishings, etc.) with the intent of starting in the spring of 2024, had minor set back which was understandable and acknowledged and August 2024 was when work started (excavated and concrete footers poured) and we were told by end of October 2024 work would be completed. In October we signed a new contract with his new company name (Buxmont). No further work was done until the last week of October when cinderblocks were finally installed. Due to being told a finish date of October we ordered our cabinets and they sat in our house boxed up for over a year. By Nov 2024, $54,000 was paid with only cinder block to show for it. He asks for more and more money without any work to show for it, we now know that is a huge red flag and besides maybe a deposit, the work gets done then they get paid. In Dec, and then finished in January was subfloor, insulation and plywood. Mid January one wall framed. Jimmy discovered tie-in issue, demolished part of our bathroom (this could have been avoided and was yet again a delay and more money) he started bathroom tile demo Jan 16 2025. Bathroom tile didn't get finished until March. From Jan til March we had leaks in our existing kitchen and water damage, plus the work that did get done was exposed to the elements. Mid March wall framing finally continued and a tarp was placed over the subfloor. In April we hired an attorney and sent a formal letter outlining contract breaches, delays, and HICPA violations, requiring completion by June 15, 2025, which Jimmy agreed in writing. Work was done a total of 4 days in the month of April : plywood on walls and beginning of roof framing. Then more delays and the wrong windows and door were delivered. Roof didn't get shingled until June. Aug 19, 2025: Siding installed, which mismatched color and size despite contract stating it would match what existed. End of August the windows and door were installed and a deck was partially framed. We didn't see him or work done again until October, when the wall between addition and existing house was finally demoed; significant water damage and mold was found on our existing kitchen cabinets. The support beam that was installed, was not according to the permit and disrupted the kitchen layout, cutting into planned cabinet area. Beam and ceiling framing was unlevel. We had finally had enough and I was fortunate to have had a family friend help us out. We had the township inspector come out as a courtesy so we knew what had to be fixed and mostly everything needed to be redone. Jimmy didn't include the required crawl space, he didn't install the floor joists correctly, our dryer vent from the basement was not redirected outside and was instead feeding back into the kitchen, you could see daylight through the roof, the deck was improperly framed, the ceiling support beam had to be raised. We had to rip up the flooring that was now warped due to being exposed to the outside for months, and throw out all the insulation because it was wet and moldy. We had to pay what we already paid Jimmy to finish the job that he couldn't. Thankfully in two months (when we had a real contractor and reliable workers) the job was finally completed despite having to go backwards first in order to move forward.

This company had redone my mother's kitchen. The workers were talking trash in Spanish not knowing…read moreI understood them. I confronted one of them about it. He apologized, then immediately started it again. They redid the floor in my mother's living room and had to take up a railing I built by the foyer. They cracked it, knicked it, and mangled it when they took it up to put the floor down. It was put back with gaps that were not there when I built it. Cracks in the runner, spindles marred-up, finish nails driven part-way in, then hammered over and the holes not filled. It was a nice oak railing. Now I have to fix it. DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS COMPANY.

This is my review to Drew S's comments, he is speaking of my home. George from Penn Home Remodeling…read moreservice and Joe Lamb spent most of their summer and fall working on my home. They have done a tremendous job for me. Outside my retaining wall was replaced, new steps and walkway, new storm door and new sliding door was replaced along with new railings and awnings. Everyone involved was always very polite, professional, hardworking, always on time. At the end of their work day they made sure to clean up and make it possible for us maneuver around. After all the outside work was completed I was so pleased, I had them take care of the inside upgrade. That included tearing up flooring, addressing the squeaks in the hardwood and installing a new floor throughout, looks beautiful. They installed a new backsplash and countertop in my kitchen. I kept my cabinets and the guys painted them, they also repaired a broken cabinet door and you'd never know it was broken, everything looks great. It was necessary to make upgrades to my electrical box, I now feel safe that was taken care of. The guys have a few things to finish up for me, which my son Drew was not aware of before he became upset about the railing he posted about. I know I can depend on George to handle them. I am so pleased beyond ecstatic with all the work George has done in my home, we have had a great working experience. I couldn't be happier and have and will recommend Penn Remodeling Service to my family and friends.

My wife and I have use Isaiah for a large variety of handyman projects for the past several years…read more To our great pleasure he's been fast, accurate and innovative in resolving issues and delivering repairs and upgrades to our house. We are always impressed with his knowledge and straightforward approach to solving our problems and addressing issues. In addition, his costs are more than reasonable and always seem appropriate for the work being done. We couldn't be more pleased with Isaiah's work and work ethic and will to continue to call on him to help us maintain our home.

Does good work, however office management skills could be improved…read more Still waiting to receive a receipt for work done over 1 week ago. Is a bit disorganized with paperwork so you never know the exact cost of the labor/material. Was a steady customer but am beginning to lose my faith in Isaiah!

The guys came out on time, they were very respectful of my home. I had blown in insulation added…read moreand they did a great job no mess. They cleaned up afterwards and I am very happy.

These guys did a wonderful job insulating our attics, and an even better job cleaning up, they also…read moreexplained everything step by step as they did it. The one fellow, I believe was the owner, was such a nice guy too! Very professional..

We had had Kristin from Cranmer's design the kitchen on our $150,000 addition seven years ago and…read morewere so happy with the results that we asked her for her help with we decided to downsize to our two-bedroom condo in a 55+ community. On the first job, we had gotten Kristin to design the kitchen, but had used our own contractor. This time, since all we were doing was the kitchen reno, we chose to use Cranmer's contractor, Tom, too. We worked closely with both Kristin and Tom to iron out any details and to prepare for the job so that the cost was reasonable give the size and cost of our unit. While the job was initially rather more expensive than we had wanted, we were all able to work together to come with a great plan at a reasonable cost. We decided on the stock cabinets, rather than semi-custom, to save money and are very happy with our choice. Even the laminate counter-tops look great because we found a beautiful -- rather than builder's grade -- drop-in sink. We completely remodeled the kitchen -- took it down to the studs and started over. While the design and planning were well executed -- the most impressive part of the job was the renovation itself. The work started on a Monday. I don't know method of demolition was used, but I came home to a kitchen that had been completely removed and a sparkling clean space in its place. The work steadily progressed with not a single day passing without some progress being made. Incredibly enough, the job was done by the end of the 4th week. And, the kitchen is beautiful. Great attention to detail. The cost actually ended up to be less than estimated because less electrical work needed to be done than initially thought. Even my neighbors thought it was a wonderful experience. I've heard many compliments about how nice and friendly the crew was. I'm so happy with the result that I'm just waiting to accumulate some funds before I have everyone back to remodel the bathrooms!

I have had Cranmer's do a kitchen and bathroom for me. I worked with Tad, who had great references…read morefrom others in my area for whom he had completed (much larger, bigger budget, and subsequently more beautiful) kitchens. The projects I did were in a duplex in princeton, and the size of each space is SMALL. To stay on budget, we kept the basic layout of the spaces the same. Tad had great ideas to use the space better, but we would have had to move a door and do some other adjustments, and the house is a rental (I'm the landlord) so I wasn't up for the increased investment. If I were living there myself, I would definitely have reconfigured based on his advice and I would have used Wood-Mode cabinets which is what I have in my own house. As it is, I selected Brookhaven (the lower-cost line in Wood-Mode) cabinets in the kitchen. It's been 5 years and the kitchen (with tenants living there) is in great condition, so i can definitely speak to the quality of the cabinets. We used Corian on the counters - easy for tenants. The estimate was spot-on - Tad definitely thinks ahead of time about whether changes to electrical and HVAC will be necessary (we needed to move both to accommodate the new cabinets), so you don't need to worry about significant surprises when it comes to finishing the job. When the whole kitchen was installed, he wasn't thrilled with the appearance of the cabinet at the end of the peninsula and ordered an extra piece of cabinet detail to add to make it look better - he has a good sense of aesthetic and detail. Cranmer's employees who installed the kitchen (and a year later the bathroom) were such genuinely nice people, they were pleasant to be around and were clean. Just a superlative group to work with. I would recommend Cranmer's/Tad Troilo/their whole crew without hesitation. The estimate may come out higher than some competitors, but you won't be faced with change orders later. And the work will be perfect. (Another bonus for me - Tad lives in Princeton, so if you live in the area, he will stop by your project personally to check on the progress.)