Serving the South Hills and Greater Pittsburgh
Based at 4607 Library Rd in Bethel Park, we work anywhere within about an hour of Pittsburgh — across Allegheny, Washington and Butler counties.
Every community below has its own page. Each one covers what we actually find on houses there, which office issues your building permit, and how long the drive is from our shop — including the ones far enough out that we schedule them in blocks rather than as single visits. We would rather tell you that up front than discover it together.
Allegheny County
- Bethel Park, PA Home ground — the shop is on Library Road.
- Mt. Lebanon, PA Slate and tile roofs are common here, not a rarity.
- Upper St. Clair, PA High, hilly and cut by ravines — access and drainage decide the job.
- South Park, PA Woodland-edge properties against the regional park, and the leaf load that follows.
- Whitehall, PA Built out and landlocked: replacement and renovation, not new construction.
- Castle Shannon, PA Homes on all the hillsides — long narrow parcels on steep ground.
- Dormont, PA Pre-war foursquares set close together across the hillsides.
- Baldwin, PA Housing that went up together and comes due together.
- Brentwood, PA Tight lots, mature canopy, and a median build year around 1954.
- Pleasant Hills, PA Planned in 1929, but three quarters of the houses came after 1947.
- Jefferson Hills, PA Development on flat upland tracts, separated by hills and valleys.
- Bridgeville, PA McLaughlin Run flooding is documented history — 1975 and again in 1980.
- Scott Township, PA Five ZIP codes and none of its own — permit routing is the first question.
- Carnegie, PA Chartiers Creek runs through the middle of the borough, not around it.
- Green Tree, PA 1940s and 50s stock — tear-offs regularly turn up plank decking.
- Collier Township, PA Not one housing stock but several.
- South Fayette, PA One of the fastest-growing townships in the region.
- City of Pittsburgh, PA The one place we work where historic review has real teeth.
- North Hills, PA A region, not a municipality — each community runs its own permit office.
- Gibsonia, PA The widest gap between a mailing address and a municipality anywhere we work.
- Fox Chapel, PA Acre-and-a-half minimum lots, and zoning that is almost entirely residential.
- Sewickley, PA Binding exterior design review — the only place outside the city with it.
- Robinson Township, PA The shopping is new; the housing has a median build year of 1963.
- Moon Township, PA A 1970s township — median build year 1973, squarely replacement territory.
- Monroeville, PA One of the clearest replacement markets we serve.
Washington County
- Peters Township, PA HOA architectural review is a separate approval from the township permit.
- Canonsburg, PA Flash flooding along the Route 19 corridor is recent and documented.
- Washington, PA The oldest housing stock anywhere we serve — a median build year in the 1930s.
- McMurray, PA A place name inside Peters Township — every permit goes to the township.
- Finleyville, PA A small borough in the middle of a much larger rural service area.
- Venetia, PA A ZIP straddling two townships — mostly Peters Township in practice.
- Eighty Four, PA A census-designated place spread across four separate townships.
- Cecil Township, PA Residential building followed Southpointe, and the stock shows it.
Butler County
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Call (412) 438-8364. If you are within reasonable reach we will come look. If you are not, we will tell you straight rather than driving out and quoting a price inflated by travel time.
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