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Kitchen remodeling in Warminster Heights, PA

Warminster Heights has 1,899 homes, about one in five of the occupied ones lived in by their owners. Half were built before 1963.

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The homes of Warminster Heights

Homes
1,899
housing units
Owner-occupied
22%
of occupied homes
Detached houses
19%
of all homes
Median year built
1963
half older, half newer
Built before 1980
71%
of all homes
Median home value
$375,200
owner estimate

U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020-2024 five-year estimates for Warminster Heights CDP.

More homes in Warminster Heights were built in the 1940s than in any other decade, 19% of them, followed by the 1960s at 15%. A kitchen put in when one of those houses was new is now about 81 years old, unless it has been redone since.

71% of homes here were built before 1980. In a home built before 1978, a remodel that disturbs painted cabinets, trim or walls has to be done by a firm certified for lead-safe work by EPA. Ask for the certificate when you book the measure.

Detached houses are 19% of homes in Warminster Heights; the rest are townhomes, condos and apartments. In a condo or townhome the association may have to approve work on plumbing, walls or wiring, so ask for its rules before the measure.

Most homes in Warminster Heights are rented. A kitchen remodel is booked by the owner of the home, landlords included.

ZIP codes

ZIP codes where Warminster Heights is the largest place

ZIP codeHomesOwner-occupiedMedian year builtBuilt before 1980
1897417,96975%197458%

What kitchen trades earn here

Electricians in the Philadelphia area earn a median $35.86 an hour and plumbers $35.99, against $30.38 and $30.67 across the country (Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2025). That is what the workers are paid, not what a contractor charges for their time. All five kitchen trades: Philadelphia area.

Before you sign: Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania has no state license for remodelers, but under the Home Improvement Consumer Protection Act every contractor who does $5,000 or more of home improvements a year must register with the Attorney General’s Office.

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Contracts, licenses and lead-safe rules in Pennsylvania · Permits · What it costs

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