Home renovation in Lancaster County, PA

It depends on scope. A bath refresh runs 2–3 weeks once we're on site. A kitchen is 4–8 weeks. Whole-home or addition projects are 12–20 weeks. We give you a written timeline as part of the fixed quote, and we hit it because one project manager keeps every trade on the same schedule.

Yes. Permits, drawings, and inspections are part of every Apex scope. We pull them before crew shows up, and we handle every walk-through. You don't deal with the township; we do.

Yes, we work with three local lenders who specialize in renovation loans (HELOC, cash-out refi, and dedicated reno products). We can introduce you and we can structure draws to match the project. We don't earn referral fees from any of them.

Two-year workmanship warranty on every Apex project, from the day we hand back the keys. Manufacturer warranties on appliances, fixtures, and roofing pass through directly to you. If something we built fails, we come back and fix it, no fine print.

We don't surprise you with them. If the scope needs to change (say, we open a wall and find old knob-and-tube), we stop, write up exactly what's needed and what it costs, and you sign off before we proceed. No work, no charge, until you say go.

Often yes, depending on scope. We protect non-work areas with floor coverings and dust barriers, schedule loud demo for daylight hours, and clean down the work zone every evening. If a project requires you to relocate temporarily, we'll tell you up front during scoping, never as a surprise.

Both. We've done $8k bathroom refreshes and $400k whole-home renovations in the same month. The same crew, the same fixed-quote process. If it's worth doing right, we'll do it.

Our crews are EPA RRP-certified and we partner with licensed abatement specialists for asbestos. We test before we tear out, document everything, and price abatement transparently as a line item, never hidden in the broader scope.