Kitchen remodel by AllTrades Contracting Group with wood cabinets, black counters and an island
Municipality of Murrysville · 15668

Kitchen Remodelingin Murrysville, PA

A Murrysville kitchen tends to feed one family for a long stretch; the town's comprehensive plan puts the usual stay at 35 to 40 years. Whether that family is yours or the one you bought from, our carpenters plan and build the next kitchen.

Murrysville Kitchens

What a Murrysville kitchengets asked to do next.

More than half of Murrysville was built between 1950 and 1989, almost half its homes have four or more bedrooms, and two in three of its owners are past 55. Those numbers shape what a new kitchen here is for. Six asks, and our answer to each.

  1. The kitchen you bought with the house

    Close to four in ten Murrysville homeowners moved in during 2010 or later, into houses with a median build year of 1979. If yours came with its original kitchen, you have cooked around somebody else's choices since closing day.

    How we build it

    We go through it together before deciding anything: which cabinets are sound, where the plumbing and wiring run, what the layout costs you every night. Then only what has to go comes out, and the rest is built new.

    Full kitchen remodels
  2. Room for a bigger household

    Forty-five percent of Murrysville homes have four bedrooms or more. A house that size tends to put more than one person in the kitchen at dinner, and the ask follows: a longer island, a second sink, a pantry that holds the week.

    How we build it

    We lay the room out in work zones so two cooks are not trading elbows, set a prep sink where the second person stands, and fit tall pantry cabinets into the wall that holds nothing now.

    Islands and pantries
  3. A window on the woods

    Murrysville's comprehensive plan counts big lots and wooded hillsides among the things that define the town. If your kitchen sees them through one small window over the sink, the ask is easy to name: see more of them.

    How we build it

    A wider window, or a new door out to the deck, means cutting into the wall's framing. That is structural work, so it takes a Murrysville building permit. We size the new header, file the permit, and flash the opening.

    Windows and exterior doors
  4. Gas, propane or induction

    Eight in ten Murrysville homes heat with utility gas, so cooking with gas is usually close at hand. The other one in five run on electricity, oil or propane, and for those kitchens the question is what to cook on instead.

    How we build it

    Where a utility line exists, we route gas to the new range as permitted, inspected work. Without one, the choice is propane from a supplier or an induction cooktop on its own circuit. Either way, the hood vents outdoors.

    Ventilation and appliances
  5. Staying for good

    Two in three owners in Murrysville are past 55, and 43 percent are past 65. When people here plan a kitchen, many of them are planning the one they mean to cook in for as long as they live in the house.

    How we build it

    That changes the details more than the look: the microwave down from over the range, a wall oven at waist height, drawers in place of deep base cabinets, and brighter light where the knife work happens.

    Kitchen layouts and storage
  6. Getting the house ready to sell

    One Murrysville owner in five has lived in the house since the eighties or earlier. When that house is headed for the market, the question is often whether to update the kitchen first or leave it to whoever buys.

    How we build it

    We help you weigh it plainly. A refresh, meaning new counters, cabinet doors, lighting and paint in the same layout, costs far less than a full remodel and keeps the work to the surfaces buyers see.

    Refresh and remodel costs

Figures: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024, Municipality of Murrysville. Lots and woods: Murrysville comprehensive plan, 2015.

The rest of the job

How it runs, what it costs and who builds it are on our main kitchen remodeling page.

A Kitchen in Murrysville

Three local rulesa kitchen runs into.

Murrysville issues its own permits and writes its own noise rules, and its sewer lines stop short of the rural side. Each one touches a kitchen job somewhere between the estimate and the final walkthrough.

  1. StructuralRemodels need a building permit

    The municipal permit

    Murrysville requires a building permit whenever a remodel changes the structure of the house, and it enforces the state building code itself. Moving plumbing, gas or wiring falls under that code too. Our crew draws the plans, files them on Sardis Road, and is there for each inspection.

    Murrysville residential permit list (opens in a new tab)
  2. Mon–FriConstruction noise, 7 a.m.–10 p.m.

    Loud work on weekdays

    Murrysville's noise code lets construction noise run past its normal limits only on weekdays, between 7 a.m. and 10 p.m. So the loud days of a kitchen job, demo, saws and nail guns, land Monday through Friday, and your weekends stay quiet enough to live in the house.

    Murrysville Code, Chapter 157 (opens in a new tab)
  3. 20+ yearsBefore sewer reaches parts of town

    Sewer on one side, septic on the other

    Most of the sewer service area sits in western Murrysville and along Route 22, and the 2015 comprehensive plan expects parts of the rural side to wait twenty years or more for public sewer. If your kitchen drains to a septic tank, ask your septic service before we add a disposal.

    Murrysville comprehensive plan (opens in a new tab)

Kitchen Questions

Murrysville kitchenquestions, answered.

Five questions people in Murrysville ask before a kitchen gets torn out. How we build kitchens in general, start to finish, lives on the kitchen remodeling page.

Ask a Question
[ 01 ]How do you price a Murrysville kitchen?

Against the work your kitchen actually needs, after we have walked it. Keeping the layout and replacing the surfaces is one price range; moving walls, windows, plumbing or gas is another. You get one written number for the whole job; the kitchen remodeling page lists the ranges most of ours fall into.

Kitchen cost ranges
[ 02 ]How many weeks will the kitchen be torn up?

It follows the same line as the price. Same layout, new surfaces goes quickest; once a wall, a window or a gas line moves, inspections join the calendar too. The schedule comes with the estimate, and the kitchen remodeling page lays out each step from demo to final walkthrough.

The steps of a kitchen job
[ 03 ]Murrysville is big. Do you cover all of it?

All of it. The municipality runs close to 37 square miles, from Newlonsburg and Route 22 out past Sardis toward Mamont, and every corner of it files permits at the same Sardis Road office. Our crew covers the whole map, Export and Delmont mailing addresses included, from the shop in Trafford.

[ 04 ]What does a Murrysville building permit cost for a kitchen?

For a remodel that changes the structure, Murrysville charges $8 for every $1,000 of construction cost, plus a $5 state fee. On a $40,000 kitchen with a wall coming out, that comes to about $325. An inspection booked on less than a day's notice adds $100, so we book every one ahead.

Murrysville Code §112-1, fees (opens in a new tab)
[ 05 ]Does swapping the cabinets and counters need a permit?

Usually not a building permit. Murrysville ties those to work that changes the structure, and new boxes and tops in the same places leave it alone. Move the sink, reroute the gas or add a circuit, and the state code calls for one. We tell you which side of that line you are on.

Murrysville permit FAQ (opens in a new tab)

Verified Google Reviews

The word fromhomes and job sites.

5.0 out of 5 · 17 reviews

Written by the homeowners we've worked for across Westmoreland County. Every one verified on Google, every one pulled from the real feed.

“I couldn't recommend the All Trades team more! They did a wonderful job on the drywall and tile for a bedroom and bathroom remodel. They were responded to me quickly, were kind and easy to work with, efficient and attentive to detail. They checked in along the way to make sure we were on the same page about the project. I couldn't be happier with how it turned out!”

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Jenna Gorsich

Sep 2026

“I would highly recommend AllTrades Contracting Group. They were easy to work with. Very reliable and dependable! Brison and Vinny were very detail oriented! I am so pleased with my new bathroom!!! I will definitely be calling them again in the near future for other projects!! Thank you!!”

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Gina Krejdovsky

Aug 2026

“James and Brison did an excellent job on a small repair for me. They got me scheduled with very short notice, were very professional and prompt. The repair I needed looks great. I appreciate they still put so much care into a small job and my house is all the better for it. 10/10 would definitely hire again.”

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C. K.

Jul 2026

“What a fantastic experience from start to finish! From the initial quote to the completed project, everything exceeded my expectations. The team was professional, communicative, and provided valuable input and recommendations throughout the entire process. Their attention to detail and commitment to quality truly stood out. I highly recommend this business to anyone looking for reliable, high-quality contracting services!”

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Andora Weglein

Jul 2026

“My wife and I have been kicking around the idea to get our master bathroom remodeled for the last couple of years but never pulled the trigger. While getting a roof repair done due to some windstorms, I asked the gentleman for some bathroom remodel references and he gave me AllTrades contact info. I met with James and he was really good about understanding what we wanted to do. He allowed us to feel comfortable and confident in his teams ability to get us what we wanted. Once we agreed on the quotes (very detailed and broken down) the work started within days. This was a full gut and remodel which involved moving some plumbing and closing up a window and cutting in a new one on a different wall. The two gentleman doing the job were fantastic. Super nice and cordial to my whole family. Brison and Vinny, thank you for making my family feel safe while you were transforming our bathroom into a much more functional and beautiful space! This group does all kinds of work as isn't limited to just bathrooms. I recommend you at least speak to them and get some quotes for any work you are looking to get done.”

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Justin

Jun 2026

“I've had the pleasure of working with James for half a decade now. He's a professional, timely, down to earth, and his attention to detail is unmatched.”

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Western Nights

Apr 2026

“I couldn't be more impressed with the work they have done. The quality and attention to detail is outstanding, and everything was completed with true craftsmanship and care. The team was professional, efficient, and clearly takes pride in what they do. The final result exceeded expectations, and it completely transformed the space. Highly recommend to anyone looking for top-notch remodeling work. You will be in great hands!”

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Ethan Kisan

Mar 2026

“James and his team are amazing!”

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Thor Chandler

Mar 2026

“Excellent office build out work on all accounts! From commercial spaces to residential work this group is professional, fast and affordable. Give them a shot!”

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Max Kisan

Mar 2026

“Dependable work at a great price. I would highly recommend giving these guys a call.”

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Genre Baker

Mar 2026

“James, Brison and their team are exceptional. From start to finish you won't find someone as good as these guys. Attention to detail and their quality of work speaks volumes about these guys characters. 10 stars.”

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Jared G

Mar 2026

“These guys do fantastic work!!”

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Autumn Hodgkiss

Mar 2026

“James and Brison are the best! I've been working with them for 2 years, and it's been nothing but a great experience! I'm so excited to continue following them on this new business venture. These guys really know what they're doing and have a passion for what they do. Guaranteed high quality work from the best in the business!”

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Victoria Breeding

Mar 2026

“I've had the pleasure working with James and Brison in the past! I have nothing but good things to say about them work ethic, customer service, and craftsmanship! 10/10”

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Cody Smith

Mar 2026

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