A rear addition on a Levittown house, framed, sheathed and finished in white vinyl siding, with a covered porch and a gray paver patio off a new sliding door.

Before & After Transformation

See the dramatic improvement in both appearance and functionality.

Project Gallery

Browse through photos from this completed renovation

Crew framing new walls for the rear addition

Framed walls and roof sheathing of the addition before drywall

Back of the house with the covered porch and patio

Location Levittown, Pennsylvania

Completed September 2025

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Service Whole-Home Renovation Whole-Home Renovation in Levittown, PA

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The old rear room of this Levittown house was taken down to the slab and rebuilt.

What we did

Framed new walls and roof for the addition and sheathed them in plywood.
Finished the outside in white vinyl siding with new windows.
Built a covered porch with a sliding door to the yard.
Laid a gray concrete paver patio under and beyond the porch roof.

Our photos of the bare framing are dated August 15–16, 2025, and the finished porch and patio September 30, 2025: about six and a half weeks from framing to finish.

Why sheathing, vinyl and pavers

Plywood sheathing over new framing makes the walls rigid and gives the siding a solid, flat base. White vinyl siding matches the rest of the house and never needs paint. A covered porch keeps rain off the sliding door and gives shade over part of the patio. Concrete pavers sit on a compacted base rather than a single slab, so they flex with frost instead of cracking, and a damaged paver can be lifted and replaced on its own.

The addition was part of a whole-home renovation. Completed in September 2025 in Levittown.