Remodel Your Home With Hands-On Craftsmanship

Litvin & Sons brings 30 years of personal, on-site experience to every project.

Kitchen Remodeling

Kitchen work often means opening walls to the studs, with finish carpentry — crown molding, chair rail, and decorative trim — completed as part of the job.

Bathroom Remodeling

Bathroom remodels are handled with attention to plumbing and finish detail, from tile and flooring through the final trim work.

Basement Finishing

Basement finishing includes electrical, framing, and finish carpentry to turn an unfinished lower level into functional living space.

Room Additions

Room additions and home additions are built with the structural groundwork — including stone foundations and concrete work where needed — done before finish work begins.

Remodel Older Homes With Grounded Expertise

Thirty years of on-site work on Scranton's older housing stock, from stone foundations to finish trim

The owner of Litvin & Sons has been personally on the job site for 30 years, working through the kind of surprises that older homes routinely present — plaster walls, original framing, and stone foundations that need to be understood before anything else can move forward. That hands-on continuity is what the business is built on, and it's what you get when you hire this crew for a kitchen, bathroom, basement, or addition project. Pennsylvania contractor license No. 4498 is held by the business.

Many homes in this region were built in a different era, and remodeling them means more than cosmetic updates. If you're planning a kitchen overhaul, finishing a basement, or adding square footage, your project may involve opening walls to the studs to address what's behind them before any finish work can begin. Understanding that upfront keeps the work honest and the outcome solid.

Litvin & Sons covers the full scope of what a remodel actually requires — structural, mechanical, and finish work — so you're not coordinating between multiple contractors to get a single project done. The business is straightforward by design: the owner's name is on it, and the work reflects that.

From Rough Work to Finish Trim

Projects at Litvin & Sons are handled in sequence, starting with whatever the structure requires — concrete, stone foundation repair, framing, plumbing, or electrical — before moving into finish stages. That sequencing matters because the quality of the finish work depends directly on what was done behind it. Finish carpentry, including crown molding, chair rail, wainscoting, and decorative trim, is part of the scope on applicable projects, not an afterthought.

When you reach out, you can expect a straightforward conversation about what your project involves and what it will realistically take to complete it. There's no handoff to a sales team or estimator — the person you talk to is the person doing the work. That clarity at the front end tends to make the rest of the project run more predictably.

The services available through Litvin & Sons cover the full range of residential remodeling work, including:

Kitchen and bathroom remodeling with finish carpentry and trim completed as part of the project

Basement finishing that includes framing, electrical, and livable-space finishes

Room additions built from the foundation up, including concrete and stone foundation work

Decks, flooring, plumbing, electrical, and painting across projects in Scranton, Dunmore, Wilkes-Barre, and surrounding communities

To talk through what your project involves and schedule a consultation, reach out through the contact information on this page.

Built Right, From the Studs Out

Pennsylvania contractor license No. 4498, held by the owner who shows up to do the work.

Litvin & Sons is a family business in the direct sense — the owner is present on the job site, not managing from a distance. That personal accountability has been the operating standard for 30 years, and it means the work isn't delegated away from the person responsible for it. For homeowners in Pittston, Clark Summit, Lake Ariel, or anywhere else in the service area, that consistency holds regardless of project size.

The range of work the business handles — from stone foundations and concrete to finish carpentry and painting — reflects a deliberate decision to control quality across the full scope of a project rather than subcontract the parts that matter most. When the same hands carry a project from rough framing through crown molding and final trim, the result holds together in a way that piecemeal work often doesn't.

If you're ready to move forward on a remodel, use the contact information on this site to get in touch directly with the owner.