The 10 kitchen remodelers from Google's results for Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, ordered by Google rating weighted by review count. No firm pays to be listed or ranked.
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Licensing in Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania requires home improvement contractors to register with the Attorney General under HICPA. Philadelphia also licenses contractors.
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Icon Remodeling renovates kitchens and bathrooms in Philadelphia and along the Main Line. Projects range from single-room remodels to whole-home renovations, with custom cabinetry and project management handled by the company.
(215) 918-8010 1516 N 5th St Unit 508, Philadelphia, PA 19122
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Mitchell Renovations is a Philadelphia general contractor focused on installing kitchens, especially IKEA cabinetry. The team works with current Sektion cabinets as well as older IKEA lines such as Faktum and Akurum, installs other cabinet brands, and offers kitchen planning services for the surrounding area.
(267) 784-9488 1315 S 2nd St #6101, Philadelphia, PA 19147
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Oz Remodeling handles kitchen and bathroom renovations and full home remodels for Philadelphia homeowners. The owner runs each job in person rather than handing it to a project manager, and kitchen work includes custom cabinets and countertops.
(267) 901-0295 Christian St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
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Corkery Remodeling installs and repairs floors in Philadelphia and nearby areas such as Fishtown, Bucks County, Lower Merion and Moorestown. Work covers hardwood, laminate, bamboo, tile and vinyl flooring, subfloors, stair treads and risers, railings, and trim carpentry including baseboards, wainscoting and molding.
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Performance Kitchens & Home remodels kitchens in the Philadelphia area for houses, condos, apartments and businesses. Its designers and contractors start with a kitchen design plan and carry the project through construction and finishing.
(215) 482-0700 4429 Main St, Philadelphia, PA 19127
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Mr. Contractor is a family-owned general remodeling contractor serving Philadelphia and Bucks County. Its residential work spans kitchen and bathroom remodels, home additions, basement finishing, flooring, roofing, decks and stairs, along with restoration and new construction.
(215) 423-5525 2634 Frankford Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19125
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American Home Concepts replaces windows in Philadelphia, Delaware County and Montgomery County, installing every type and style. Windows are custom-made and locally sourced to fit each home, and the company is based in Bala Cynwyd.
(610) 667-7775 29 Bala Ave, Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004
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NK Construction & Design remodels kitchens in Bucks County, planning around prep space, storage, traffic through work areas and how the room connects to dining and living spaces. Layout, cabinetry, work surfaces and finishes are shaped around how the household cooks and gathers.
(267) 573-1988 1324 Locust St, Philadelphia, PA 19107
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Titan & Son Construction handles kitchen remodeling in Philadelphia, from cabinet updates and countertop swaps to full gut renovations. The team covers design planning, permit filing, installation and cleanup, and coordinates the trades involved, including carpentry and tile.
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Based in Broomall, this kitchen and bath design firm supplies and installs cabinetry for homeowners and businesses in Philadelphia, the Main Line and the wider Delaware Valley. Its work also includes countertops, hardware, windows, doors and flooring.
In Philadelphia, a refresh typically costs $17,000 – $39,000. Remodeling labor in Philadelphia runs about 12% above the US median, which accounts for most of the difference from the same project elsewhere.
These are the firms from Google's results for "kitchen remodeling philadelphia", with directories, chains and suppliers removed. They are ordered by Google rating weighted by review count, and the ratings shown are Google's. No firm pays to be listed or ranked. The list was last updated in October 2026.
Six to twelve weeks of construction for a full remodel, plus design, permits and cabinet lead times beforehand, which often add another two to four months. Custom cabinets are usually the longest wait.
Cosmetic work usually does not. Moving walls, adding circuits, or relocating plumbing or gas almost always does. A licensed remodeler pulls the permit; if a contractor suggests skipping it, that is a warning sign.