New Irving Park
In New Irving Park we remodel kitchens and primary bathrooms in single-family houses from several building eras.
Inside the city
Remodeling in Greensboro neighborhoods
Twelve neighborhoods, chosen because they hold the most owner-occupied homes in the city.
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Short answer
These twelve Greensboro neighborhoods hold the largest numbers of owner-occupied homes in the city, which is where kitchens, bathrooms and additions get planned. Each page covers when the houses were built, what that means for a remodel and the work that comes up most.
Why these twelve
We ranked Greensboro's neighborhoods by estimated owner-occupied homes and built pages for the ones at the top. The houses run from the 1910s revival homes of Irving Park to the 1990s builds around Lake Jeanette, and the remodel that fits one rarely fits the other.
If your neighborhood is not here, we still work there. Call and tell us the street.
Neighborhood pages
Pick your part of Greensboro
Irving Park
We remodel kitchens and baths inside Irving Park's revival-style houses, most built between 1911 and the 1930s.
Sunset Hills
We remodel kitchens and bathrooms in Sunset Hills bungalows and Colonial Revival and Tudor Revival houses west of downtown.
Hamilton Forest
We remodel kitchens and build screened porches for Hamilton Forest homeowners on Greensboro's west side.
Lake Jeanette
We finish bonus rooms and remodel bathrooms in Lake Jeanette, including the Northern Shores villages.
Hamilton Lakes
We take on whole-home and kitchen remodels in Hamilton Lakes, the west-side neighborhood that began as its own town in 1920.
Guilford Hills
We update kitchens and bathrooms in Guilford Hills, a postwar neighborhood northwest of downtown with a median build year of 1961.
Lindley Park
We update kitchens and bathrooms across Lindley Park's mix of houses near UNCG.
Green Valley
We remodel kitchens and bathrooms in Green Valley, an owner-occupied pocket on Greensboro's west side.
Kirkwood
We remodel bathrooms and build additions for Kirkwood homeowners in northwest Greensboro.
Starmount Forest
We remodel ranches and Cape Cods in Starmount Forest and open up their closed floor plans.
Sedgefield
We remodel kitchens and add sunrooms for homeowners in Sedgefield and the Grandover area southwest of the city center.
Questions
Questions about Greensboro neighborhoods
Only Greensboro's three local historic districts, College Hill, Fisher Park and Dunleath, need design approval, and only for exterior work. Irving Park and Sunset Hills are National Register districts, which brings no local design review on its own.
The house changes it more than the neighborhood: its age, what sits under the floors and whether plumbing moves. The walk-through is where the price comes from.
It depends on the lot. Some addresses fall under the City of Greensboro and some under Guilford County Inspections, and we confirm which office applies before the work is scheduled.
Ready when you are
Remodeling somewhere in Greensboro?
Call any hour and tell us the street. We will set up a walk-through.