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Roof replacements, repairs and storm work across the Lehigh Valley.
Placeholder profile — real company name, services, and contact details will appear here when local contractors join the directory.
The Lehigh Valley’s home for bigger projects — browse every trade, run a ballpark estimate in seconds, and send your project to local pros with a single form.
(484) 272-5905Pick a trade to run a ballpark estimate or request quotes. Every card jumps straight into the estimator with that trade loaded.
Tear-offs, replacements & repairs for Lehigh Valley homes.
Run an estimate →Full and partial kitchen renovations, any scope.
Run an estimate →Full baths, half baths & accessible remodels.
Run an estimate →Hardwood, LVP, laminate, tile & carpet installs.
Run an estimate →Turn unused square footage into living space.
Run an estimate →Bump-outs, second stories & in-law suites.
Run an estimate →Whole-home repaints & single-room refreshes.
Run an estimate →Siding, trim & full exterior repaints.
Run an estimate →Pressure-treated, composite & covered porches.
Run an estimate →Vinyl, fiber-cement & full residing jobs.
Run an estimate →Full-frame replacements & entry doors.
Run an estimate →Driveways, patios, walkways & block work.
Run an estimate →The directory is launching soon — profiles below are clearly-labeled sample placeholders showing how real listings will look.
Roof replacements, repairs and storm work across the Lehigh Valley.
Placeholder profile — real company name, services, and contact details will appear here when local contractors join the directory.
Kitchen remodels from cosmetic refreshes to full gut renovations.
Placeholder profile — real company name, services, and contact details will appear here when local contractors join the directory.
Bathroom remodels, tub-to-shower conversions and accessibility upgrades.
Placeholder profile — real company name, services, and contact details will appear here when local contractors join the directory.
Claim a directory spot and get your company in front of homeowners who are already planning projects.
Add your businessPick a trade, enter your project size, choose a finish level — get a rough budget ballpark. Clearly labeled as an estimate for planning, never a binding quote.
Choose a trade and enter a project size to see your ballpark.
Three steps between you and a contractor-ready project plan.
Explore the trade guides, run the ballpark estimator, and read the planning articles so you know what your project should cost.
Fill out one quote form — trade, size, budget, timeline. It takes two minutes and it’s free.
Local pros who handle your trade respond with itemized bids. Compare scope apples-to-apples and hire with confidence.
One form, every trade. We’ll route your project to local pros and you’ll hear back with quotes.
Costs, permits, hiring — the questions every Lehigh Valley homeowner asks before a remodel.
Yes. Browsing trades, running the estimator, and submitting a quote request all cost nothing. When you describe your project, we pass it to local pros who handle that kind of work — you compare their quotes and pick whoever you like.
It's a budgeting ballpark, not a bid. The ranges come from broad industry cost bands multiplied by your project size and finish level. Real prices move with site conditions, material choices, permit fees, and labor markets — use the number to sanity-check quotes, then get itemized bids for the real figure.
Often, yes. Most Pennsylvania municipalities — Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, and the surrounding townships — require permits for structural changes, additions, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC work. Cosmetic updates like painting and flooring usually don't need one. Your borough or township building department can confirm in a quick call, and any contractor you hire should handle the paperwork.
If your project spans multiple trades, needs permits, or requires scheduling crews in sequence (a kitchen or addition, for example), a general contractor earns their keep managing it. For a single-trade job — a roof replacement, new flooring — going straight to a specialty contractor is usually simpler and cheaper.
Three comparable, itemized bids is the classic advice, and it still holds. Make sure each bid covers the same scope and materials — the cheapest number on a vague one-liner often ends up the most expensive project.
At minimum: a detailed scope of work, specific materials and brands, start and completion dates, a payment schedule tied to milestones, who pulls permits, and warranty terms. In Pennsylvania, home improvement contracts above a dollar threshold must be in writing — see our blog for a full checklist.
Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, Whitehall, Emmaus, Nazareth, Hellertown, Catasauqua, and surrounding Lehigh Valley communities in Pennsylvania.
Not yet — the directory is launching, and every profile on it right now is a clearly-labeled sample placeholder. If you run a contracting business in the Lehigh Valley, get in touch to claim a spot when real listings go live.
Real how-to guidance for Lehigh Valley renovations — reading estimates, PA contract rules, and what drives project cost.