Kitchen, Bath & Addition Remodeling in Wrightstown, PA

Wrightstown Township sits in the heart of Bucks County, with five villages: Penns Park, Pineville, Rushland, Wrightstown and Wycombe. 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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Permits and historic review

Before you remodel in Wrightstown

What the local offices review and where permits are filed, from the town’s 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.

Wrightstown Township

Permits

Permits are handled by the Zoning, Code, and Land Development Department at 2203 Second Street Pike, Wrightstown, (215) 598-3313; the building inspector is available by appointment only. Source: Wrightstown Twp: Zoning, Code & Land Development
Zoning and building review start on one combined application, with a scaled plot plan in duplicate showing setbacks. Source: Wrightstown: Building/Zoning Permit Application
Under Resolution 2026-19, an addition or alteration permit is $200 plus $0.35 per square foot over 100 square feet plus inspection fees, and the zoning assessment permit is $125. Start before the permits are issued and the fees double. Source: Wrightstown: 2026 fee schedule

Zoning and additions

Wrightstown shares one zoning ordinance with Newtown and Upper Makefield townships: the Joint Municipal Zoning Ordinance. Source: Joint Municipal Zoning Ordinance
A grading permit ($400 plus a $2,500 escrow) is required for new impervious surfaces or any disturbance over 1,000 square feet. Source: Wrightstown: 2026 fee schedule

Flood zones

Any work in a floodplain needs a floodplain permit application, which costs $250. Source: Wrightstown: 2026 fee schedule

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 Wrightstown, 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

Wrightstown questions

01Does an addition in Wrightstown need a grading permit?

If it adds new impervious surface or disturbs more than 1,000 square feet, yes: a grading permit at $400 plus a $2,500 escrow, on top of the combined building and zoning application.

Nearby

Newtown, PATwo Newtowns, two HARBs: the Borough’s and the Township’s, each with its own clock.Washington Crossing, PAUpper Makefield’s floodplain permit form uses a 25% substantial-improvement threshold.Buckingham, PAIncludes Furlong, Lahaska and Holicong. Kitchen permits ask how a big range hood gets its make-up air.Holland and Richboro, PANorthampton Township. Fees may double if work starts before the permit, and a village overlay adds zoning rules.Warwick Township, PATownship offices in Jamison. Additions need a zoning and a building permit, and electrical goes to a third-party agency.Langhorne, PAWe signed a kitchen remodel here. The borough’s permit FAQ says moving plumbing or walls means a permit.

Start a project in Wrightstown

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.