The Renovators Gallery
For over 20 years we’ve helped people turn houses they like into homes they love. And most often, the results are simply amazing. Here’s a handpicked gallery of just a few of our favorite projects, featuring beautiful before & after photos alongside a short story about each project.
Throughout these stories runs a common theme: homebuyers who couldn’t find the perfect house, but had the imagination to create it for themselves. We were blown away when we visited these homes after the renovations, and when you see them, we think you will be, too.
Katie & Ryan
When Katie and Ryan first decided to buy a home in Pittsburgh, the last thing they wanted was a renovation. “We were definitely looking for move-in ready and told our agent we just weren’t interested in renovation,” says Ryan.
Lori and Marcus
A whole house transformation? Sign us up! When their landlord shared with Lori and Marcus that he was selling the house they had been renting for years, they jumped at the opportunity to purchase the home.
Jeff
Take a peak at this video series showing how Jeff and his amazing team transformed a pair of 3-story buildings in Lawrenceville from gutted and dated to one of the coolest, well-equipped apartments in the area.
Pete & Elizabeth
Pete & Elizabeth elevated a dated, mundane 1891 Polish Hill property to a new level, creating a wide-open main floor with an open stairway and exposing a breathtaking view thanks to a 3rd floor bump-out.
Chris & Caryn
Chris & Caryn transformed a gutted early 1900s East Liberty historical rowhouse with no working utilities (or walls!) into a gorgeous, one-of-a-kind space they could never have imagined.
Matt & Amy
Matt & Amy purchased and transformed their tired & dated 4,300 square foot 1920s Classic Edgewood home into a gorgeous, historically preserved yet modern masterpiece.
Sunil & Becky
Sunil & Becky refinanced and renovated to transform their 1920s Regent Square home into a space their growing family could call home for years to come.
Zack
Zack bought an 1890s Lawrenceville rowhouse and completely transformed it from a dated, cramped unit to the modern, open-feeling space he envisioned.