Where History Meets Modern Craftsmanship

This 1700s Glen Mills home presented rare structural challenges, including 24-inch stone exterior walls and a floor system that required full reframing with the help of a structural engineer. The result is a stunning kitchen that honors the home’s historic character through exposed ceiling beams, white marble countertops, dark cabinetry, and industrial lighting, bringing it firmly into the present. With the kitchen complete, the homeowners are now turning their attention to a primary suite renovation featuring barrier-free accessibility design.

Client Quote

“We live in a 250 year old farmhouse and Todd and his team did an amazing job doing a complete gut and rebuild of our kitchen. We couldn’t have been happier with the friendliness and skill level of his team. They made an extremely complex project a terrific success and also made it possible for us to actually enjoy the process. The team managed lots of engineering problem solving, retrofitting of equipment, along with custom woodwork from salvaged historic lumber from the site. The results continue to speak for themselves as we get so much enjoyment out of using the completely redesigned space as a large family who entertains frequently, but also in all the praise our friends have when they see what a great job Wenger Contracting did with the project. He did a great job of predicting the timeline, issues, and costs upfront and removed line items that we ended up not needing before settling up at the end. We highly recommend them!”