
Electrical
Panel upgrades, dedicated circuits, recessed lighting, and outlet runs done to Allegheny and Butler county code. Tidy labeling so the next person who opens the box can read it.
Licensed, insured, and working within fifteen minutes of your driveway. Wexford Contractor takes on the dripping faucet and the whole-home renovation with the same crew, the same schedule discipline, and a fixed price you see before we start.

From a panel upgrade to a two-story addition, every module below runs on the same written scope, the same crew, and the same fixed price.

Panel upgrades, dedicated circuits, recessed lighting, and outlet runs done to Allegheny and Butler county code. Tidy labeling so the next person who opens the box can read it.

Leaky faucets, running toilets, frozen supply lines, and full repipes. We pressure test before the drywall goes back up, every time.

Decks, trim, doors that finally close square, custom built-ins, and finish-grade millwork. The details you notice every day are the ones we spend the most time on.

Layouts rebuilt for how your family actually cooks, with cabinet and countertop packages priced before demolition starts. No mid-project surprises on your invoice.

Primary baths and hardworking family baths. Curbless showers, proper waterproofing membranes, and ventilation sized for a Pittsburgh winter.

Second stories, primary suite bump-outs, and sunrooms that match your existing brick and roofline. We handle the drawings, the engineering, and the permit paperwork.

One crew, one schedule, one point of accountability from the first demolition hammer to the final punch list. We keep what works and rebuild what does not.

Trenching for utilities, downspout and drainage runs, grading, and pad prep. We call 811 before the bucket moves and we leave your lawn in better shape than we found it.
A few recent builds from around the northern suburbs. Full scope, real durations, and the details that made each one work.

A load-bearing wall between a closed-off 1990s kitchen and a rarely used formal living room came out, and a structural steel beam went in to carry the second floor. The result is one long sight line from the range to the fireplace, with the same footprint the homeowners already paid for.

Full gut, relocated range wall, custom cabinetry

Tub out, curbless shower, heated tile floor

Primary suite above, family room below, brick matched
Four steps, in order, every time. You always know what is happening this week and what is coming next.
A free on-site visit. We measure, look behind the walls where we can, talk through your budget honestly, and tell you on the spot whether your idea is realistic in this house.
You get a written scope, a line-item price, and a calendar. If something in the estimate is an allowance, we say so and tell you what drives it up or down.
We file drawings and permit applications with the township or county, schedule inspections, order materials, and protect your floors and stairs before a single tool comes in.
One lead carpenter is on site every working day, you get photo updates, and we do not call the job finished until you have walked it with us and signed off.

Wexford Contractor started as a one-truck handyman operation fixing faucets and sticking doors for neighbors in Wexford and Pine Township. Fifteen years later we still take those calls, because the same homeowner who trusted us with a bathroom is the one who hires us for the addition. Between the two, we have remodeled kitchens, rebuilt primary suites, opened up load-bearing walls, and dug a lot of trenches.
What has not changed is how we work: a written scope before the first invoice, one crew accountable for the whole job, and a house left clean enough that you would not know we were there.
Referred by a friend? Tell us when you call and you will save 20% on your first project.
The questions homeowners ask us most, answered the way we would answer them in your kitchen.
Local answers on budgets, permits, and sequencing, written by the people who swing the hammers.

Choosing between wood and composite decks in Wexford and northern Pittsburgh. Expert advice on freeze-thaw cycles and long-term durability.

Real numbers from real northern Pittsburgh kitchens: where the money actually goes, which line items surprise homeowners, and how to spot a bid that is too low to be true.

What an addition actually requires in Pine and Marshall Township, how long each step takes, and the mistakes that send an application back to the counter.
Tell us about the remodel, the addition, the repair, or the trench. We reply within one business day with next steps and a walkthrough time.
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