Superb Home Remodeling handles home remodeling in King of Prussia, PA — kitchens, bathrooms, basements and additions across Upper Merion Township. We are a licensed general contractor and we pull the township permit in our name.
Permits go through Upper Merion
King of Prussia is unincorporated. It sits inside Upper Merion Township, and every residential permit here is issued by the Code Enforcement Department at 175 West Valley Forge Road, Lower Level, King of Prussia, PA 19406, 610-205-8507.
Upper Merion permits cover building and structural work, additions, decks, roofing, siding, windows, fences, sheds over 150 square feet, demolition, electrical, plumbing, mechanical and HVAC, pools, solar, sprinkler and fire alarm systems, and stormwater permits where a project adds impervious surface or disturbs ground. That last one catches additions and patios in particular, and it is worth knowing before the design is finished rather than after.
The housing stock
King of Prussia counts roughly 24,700 to 25,900 residents depending on the count you use, with about 12,528 housing units. Owner occupancy is 46.0% — low for the region, because a large share of the newer inventory is condo and rental — while the median owner-occupied value is $436,200 and median household income is $117,912, among the highest of any community we serve.
Residential development here took off in the 1960s, so the owner-occupied side runs heavily to postwar and later-20th-century suburban houses: splits, colonials and ranchers with compartmentalized kitchens, original baths and basements that were never finished properly. Those are straightforward houses to open up, and most of our work here is exactly that — removing the wall between kitchen and family room, adding a primary bath, or finishing a basement to code.
What we build in King of Prussia
- Kitchen remodeling — layout changes, cabinetry, counters, electrical and plumbing rough-in.
- Bathroom remodeling — full gut and reconfiguration, tile, waterproofing, fixtures.
- Basement remodeling — finished living space, egress, in-law suites.
- Home additions — rear and side additions, second stories, garage conversions.
- Whole-home renovation — multi-room work run on one schedule and one contract.
- Flooring installation — hardwood, LVP and tile, including subfloor repair.
Where we work
Throughout Upper Merion, including King Manor, Gulph Mills, Bridgeport and the neighborhoods around the Village at Valley Forge, plus adjoining Wayne and Radnor.
Recent work nearby
- Bathroom remodel — Elkins Park, PA
- Bathroom remodeling — Philadelphia, PA
- Kitchen remodeling — Chester, PA
Questions King of Prussia homeowners ask
Does an addition trigger a stormwater permit?
It can. Upper Merion requires a stormwater permit where a project adds impervious surface or disturbs ground, so we check the threshold during design rather than at submission.
Do I need a use and occupancy permit to sell?
For a single-family dwelling that stays residential through a change of ownership, the township does not generally require one.
Can the project be financed?
Yes — see renovation financing for the lenders we work with.
Planning a remodel in King of Prussia?
Book a walkthrough and we will price the scope properly the first time. Request a consultation.