A remodel is the biggest change you will make to your house, and the one you look at every single day. We plan the whole job before a single cabinet comes off the wall, give you one written price, and stay on it until the last piece of trim is caulked.
Most remodel horror stories come from the same place: three separate trades, none of them talking to each other, and a homeowner left to referee. Skyscrape runs kitchen and bath projects as a single job with a single point of contact. Demo, framing, drywall, tile, flooring, cabinet setting, trim and paint are all sequenced up front so the tile guy isn't standing in an unfinished room waiting on somebody else.
Before we start, you get a written scope that lists every line item and the total price. If something genuinely unexpected turns up behind a wall — old galvanized pipe, a surprise load-bearing header, water damage in a subfloor — we stop, show you the problem, and price the fix in writing before continuing. No verbal change orders, no invoice surprises at the end.
Cabinet removal and setting, countertop templating and install, backsplash tile, sink and faucet, appliance fit-out, under-cabinet lighting, and the flooring underneath it all.
Tub-to-shower conversions, custom tile surrounds with proper waterproofing, vanity and top, toilet, exhaust venting, and moisture-rated finishes that hold up long term.
New cabinet install, refacing when the boxes are still sound, soft-close hardware, and quartz, granite or laminate tops cut to a real template rather than a tape measure.
Floor and wall tile, niches, curbless entries, heated floor underlayment, plus fixture swaps if all you want is an updated look without moving plumbing.
Opening a wall between kitchen and living room, relocating a doorway, or reworking a cramped floor plan — including the framing, header and patching that go with it.
The finish work that decides whether a remodel looks professional: flat seams, tight miters, matched texture, and clean cut lines at the ceiling.
We remodel throughout Delaware County — Media, Springfield, Drexel Hill, Upper Darby, Havertown, Broomall, Ridley Park, Glenolden and the surrounding townships.
A straightforward kitchen with the existing layout kept usually runs two to four weeks of on-site work. Moving plumbing or taking out a wall pushes it to five or six. The bigger variable is almost always cabinet and countertop lead time, so we order materials before demo day rather than after.
If it is your only bathroom we sequence the job to minimize downtime and tell you honestly which days it will be out of service. In a single-bath house that is typically the tile and waterproofing stretch. Homes with a second bath rarely notice.
Yes, where the township requires one. Delaware County permitting varies by municipality — Upper Darby, Media and Springfield each handle it a little differently. We pull what the job needs and schedule the inspections.
It depends entirely on scope and material choice, which is why we do not publish a number we would have to walk back. The free on-site estimate gets you a real written figure, and we will tell you where you can save money without regretting it later.
Tell us about your project and we'll get back to you fast — usually the same day. Free estimate, upfront pricing, workmanship guaranteed.
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