Respecting Original Character While Rebuilding What Was Broken

This early-1900s Drexel Hill home had undergone a previous flip where shortcuts left hidden issues behind the walls. After completing a primary bath renovation—where framing corrections, structural engineering coordination, and an electrical upgrade were required—the homeowners turned to Wenger Remodeling to rework the kitchen as part of a broader effort to make the home truly livable again.

The goal was to create a modern, tranquil kitchen while honoring the home’s original character. Existing doors were carefully refurbished and resized to fit, new trim was custom-milled to match the historic millwork, and craftsmanship took precedence at every stage. Behind the scenes, the project addressed structural and electrical deficiencies; in the finished space, those efforts translate into a kitchen that feels cohesive, authentic, and built to last—an inviting environment designed for everyday use and entertaining alike.

Client Quote

“Todd Wenger and his team at Wenger Contracting transformed our kitchen, laundry room, and office into modern, useable spaces. Todd is an excellent designer who helped us reimagine our kitchen into an open, tranquil space for cooking and entertaining. From day one, Todd and the team were professional, honest, on time, and on budget. I highly recommend this team and look forward to working with them again on my next project.”