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Areas We Serve in Luzerne County, PA

We serve 31 towns across Luzerne County, and they’re all on this page. We’re a locally owned remodeling contractor, and every town below has its own card with a link to each service we offer there, from kitchens, bathrooms, and basements to decks and patios, siding, and roofing. Every project is backed by a licensed, insured local crew and the same honest, fixed pricing. Find your town below, or call us today for a free quote.

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Our Service Area by Region

Here’s how those 31 towns group together, by the names people around here use.

Wyoming Valley

We’re based in Wilkes-Barre, so the towns around it are our shortest drives. That means Kingston, Forty Fort, Swoyersville, Edwardsville, Larksville, Plymouth, Plains Township, Hanover Township, and Ashley, plus Nanticoke and Newport Township down at the south end of the valley.

Greater Pittston

Pittston, West Pittston, Exeter, Wyoming, West Wyoming, Duryea, Avoca, Dupont, Hughestown, Jenkins Township, and Laflin sit a few miles up the river. The area’s part of the Wyoming Valley too, but people here usually treat it as its own place. Some of these towns are right on the Susquehanna, so if you’re finishing a basement near the river, it’s worth talking about water first.

Back Mountain

Dallas and Harveys Lake are up in the Back Mountain, the area behind the ridge on the northwest side of the valley.

Hazleton Area

Farther south we work in Hazleton, West Hazleton, Freeland, and Conyngham. Most of this area sits well above the valley floor, so winter usually hits a bit harder up there. Keep that in mind when you plan a roof or siding job.

Farther Out

White Haven doesn’t fit any of those groups. It sits on the Lehigh River at the southeast edge of the county, near the Poconos. Shickshinny doesn’t either. It’s the other way, on the Susquehanna along Route 11 toward Berwick.


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