Neven & Son Contractors helps homeowners transform older homes throughout Montgomery County, Bucks County, and the greater Philadelphia region through thoughtful planning, professional project management, and quality craftsmanship.
Currently serving homeowners throughout Southeastern Pennsylvania, with a focus on Montgomery County and surrounding communities.
Service area and project scheduling are confirmed during the planning process — reach out to check on your specific location.
Southeastern Pennsylvania isn't a blank canvas — it's one of the older, denser housing markets in the country. Most of the homes we work on throughout Montgomery County and the surrounding Philadelphia suburbs were built between the 1920s and the 1970s: colonials, capes, twins, and split-levels on established, tree-lined streets. That history is exactly why the work here is different from remodeling a newer home.
Kitchens and bathrooms in these homes are frequently original, or updated only once decades ago. Layouts were designed around how families lived a half-century ago — smaller, separated rooms, limited counter space, and bathrooms sized for a single fixture set rather than modern expectations.
Electrical and plumbing systems often haven't been touched since the home was built. Homes of this era commonly have aging panels, knob-and-tube or aluminum wiring, and galvanized supply lines — none of which show up until walls are opened. Planning for this reality, instead of being surprised by it mid-project, is a big part of what keeps a renovation on schedule and on budget.
Families change, and these homes need to change with them. A lot of our work isn't a full gut — it's a smart addition, a reconfigured layout, or converting underused space to fit a family that's grown, changed, or started working from home.
Many of the neighborhoods we work in — Jenkintown's walkable boroughs, Cheltenham's older residential blocks, Abington's established communities — also carry real neighborhood character that homeowners want preserved, not erased. Renovating an existing home responsibly means working with what's there, not just tearing it out.
That combination — older housing stock, aging infrastructure, evolving family needs, and neighborhood character — is a different discipline than new construction. It's the discipline we've built our process around.
Every service below is available throughout our Montgomery County and Southeastern PA service area.
A closer look at a few of the communities at the center of our service area. Deeper, community-specific guides are being built out as projects are completed in each area.
More community-specific guides — including local project examples and neighborhood-specific considerations — will be added here as projects are completed in each area.
Working in a region this established means understanding more than construction — it means understanding the local process.
A structured process from first conversation to final walkthrough. See the full process breakdown →
Real estate professionals often need reliable guidance when clients are deciding whether to renovate, sell, or purchase a property throughout our service area.
Wherever your property falls within our service area, the same structured process applies — planning, transparency, and a contractor who takes responsibility for the whole project.
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