Remodeling & Restoration in Pike Creek, DE

Pike Creek was built out largely between the late 1960s and the 1980s, which means the housing stock here is now at the age where the original kitchens have been replaced once and are due again. Two-story colonials, split-levels and townhome clusters back onto the valley's open space, and many sit on sloped lots with walk-out or partially exposed basements that make excellent finished living space.

The calls we take in Pike Creek are dominated by kitchen walls: the closed-off galley kitchen separated from the family room by a load-bearing wall is the defining floor plan of this neighborhood. Opening it properly means a beam, temporary shoring and often relocated HVAC trunk lines in the ceiling above — not a weekend of demolition.

Because Pike Creek is a short drive from our shop, we can keep small crews here consistently rather than staging a job and disappearing. Permitting runs through New Castle County, and several communities have architectural review for anything that changes the exterior, which we handle before drawings are finalized.