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Bucks County, Pennsylvania

Kitchen, Bath & Addition Remodeling in Bucks County, PA

Bucks County is in Pennsylvania, across the Delaware River from New Jersey. The Home X is a design-build company for kitchens, baths and additions, based in Princeton, NJ. This page covers what a homeowner here should know before a remodel: who reviews the work, where permits are filed, what the kitchen projects we show cost and how we run a job.

Local rules checked November 2, 2026

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Our work here

Jobs we signed in Bucks County

Real contracts, with the room and the exact signed price. We never publish a client’s name or street.

01KitchenLanghorne, PA

$78,951.74

Kitchen remodel

Signed contract price · Finished

See every job by room on Our Work.

Permits and historic review

Before you remodel in Bucks County

What the local offices review and where permits are filed, from the towns’ own website and code, with a link to each source. Checked November 2, 2026. Rules and meeting days change, so confirm with the office before you file.

Historic review in Bucks County towns

Who decides

Town by town

  • New Hope, PA: HARB and Borough Council review exterior changes, a new paint color included.
  • Doylestown, PA: The Borough HARB reviews exterior changes. It doesn’t regulate paint, and interiors are exempt.
  • Newtown, PA: Two Newtowns, two HARBs: the Borough’s and the Township’s, each with its own clock.
  • Yardley, PA: Exterior work in the Historic District goes to HARB, and floodplain work needs its own permit.
  • Washington Crossing, PA: Upper Makefield’s floodplain permit form uses a 25% substantial-improvement threshold.
  • Holland and Richboro, PA: Northampton Township. Fees may double if work starts before the permit, and a village overlay adds zoning rules.
  • Warwick Township, PA: Township offices in Jamison. Additions need a zoning and a building permit, and electrical goes to a third-party agency.
  • Buckingham, PA: Includes Furlong, Lahaska and Holicong. Kitchen permits ask how a big range hood gets its make-up air.
  • Solebury, PA: Six historic districts; Carversville and Phillips’ Mill get HARB design review. Fees double if work starts early.
  • Wrightstown, PA: Includes Penns Park, Pineville and Wycombe. One combined building and zoning application; a grading permit for new impervious surface or disturbance over 1,000 sq ft.
  • Langhorne, PA: We signed a kitchen remodel here. The borough’s permit FAQ says moving plumbing or walls means a permit.

On your job, any permit the work needs is in place before that work starts, and it’s written into your scope. How permits work across both states: remodel permits in NJ and PA.

What it costs

What the kitchen projects we show cost

The kitchen projects we show signed between $74,866.25 and $130,000.00. The signed jobs we show, with town and price, are on Our Work; the cost guides show what moves the number. Your number comes in a written scope after our visit.

How it works

How we run a job

A call, then a visit at your house in Bucks County, then a written scope with the price. A crew we manage does the work, changes come as signed change orders, and your contract carries a 1-year workmanship warranty. How we work, step by step.

FAQ

Bucks County questions

01How long does a building permit take in Bucks County?

Under Pennsylvania’s rules, a residential permit is decided within 15 business days, or the application is deemed approved. The limit is 5 business days if a design professional certifies the plans meet the code, and a permit becomes invalid if work doesn’t start within 180 days. On your job, any permit the work needs is in place before that work starts, and it’s written into your scope.

02Who decides on historic approval in Bucks County towns?

In New Hope, Doylestown, Newtown, Yardley and Upper Makefield, the HARB reviews and recommends, and the borough council or township supervisors decide. A local historic district takes effect once the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission certifies it.

03Which Bucks County towns do you work in?

Our area covers Bucks County, including New Hope, Newtown, Yardley, Washington Crossing and Doylestown. Not sure about your town? Call (609) 874-0990.

04How much does a kitchen remodel cost in Bucks County?

The kitchen projects we show signed between $74,866.25 and $130,000.00. A kitchen remodel in Langhorne was signed at $78,951.74. Those are signed contracts, not a quote for your house. Your number comes in a written scope after our visit, and you owe nothing until you sign.

Nearby

New Hope, PAHARB and Borough Council review exterior changes, a new paint color included.Newtown, PATwo Newtowns, two HARBs: the Borough’s and the Township’s, each with its own clock.Yardley, PAExterior work in the Historic District goes to HARB, and floodplain work needs its own permit.Washington Crossing, PAUpper Makefield’s floodplain permit form uses a 25% substantial-improvement threshold.Doylestown, PAThe Borough HARB reviews exterior changes. It doesn’t regulate paint, and interiors are exempt.Lambertville, NJNew historic rules adopted in May 2025, and a city permit for all work in the 100-year floodplain.

Start a project in Bucks County

Send us your projectOr call (609) 874-0990. A call, then a visit, then a written scope.All areas we serveEvery town page, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.