Pittsburgh Home Builder & Construction Company
New home construction, renovations, additions, commercial, concrete & decks.
Incline Homes builds new homes, kitchens, baths, basements, additions, commercial spaces, concrete, and decks across Pittsburgh. One licensed Pittsburgh general contractor, accountable from first walkthrough to final inspection. Building for Pittsburgh homeowners and businesses since 2016.
Building across Pittsburgh.
From custom new homes in Wexford and Lawrenceville to bathroom remodels in Shadyside, basement finishes in Squirrel Hill, and commercial fit-outs along the Strip District — Incline Homes builds for how Pittsburgh actually lives: on hillsides, in row houses, between rivers, through the seasons.
Step inside a finished Lawrenceville build.
57 seconds inside a finished custom new-build we wrapped on 42nd Street in Lawrenceville. Modern home raised over a preserved historic brick base — designed and built with the homeowners, finished spring 2024.
The kind of detail you only get from a real walk through — light, scale, finish, flow.
See the full project →Six categories. One licensed builder.
New Home Construction in Pittsburgh.
Custom homes built on your lot — or ours.
- Custom & semi-custom builds
- Hillside & complex foundations
- Build on your lot
Custom Home Builder in Pittsburgh.
Full architectural customization, with white-glove project management.
- Premium custom homes
- Architect collaboration or in-house design
- Transparent budgeting
Home Renovations in Pittsburgh.
Kitchen, bath, basement, and whole-home remodels.
- Kitchen Remodel
- Bathroom Remodel
- Basement Remodeling
- Whole-Home Renovation
Home Additions in Pittsburgh.
Second-story, third-floor, and garage additions — engineered to tie cleanly into existing framing.
- Second-Story Additions
- Third-Floor Additions
- Garage Additions
Commercial Construction in Pittsburgh.
Office build-outs, retail, restaurants, and tenant improvements built around your opening date.
- Office Build-Outs
- Retail & Restaurant Fit-Outs
- Tenant Improvements
Recent builds and renovations across Pittsburgh.
New homes in Wexford and Lawrenceville. Kitchens in Shadyside. Basements in Squirrel Hill. Bathrooms across the city.
Every kind of build, scoped honestly.
From a custom new home to a basement re-finish — here's how the work breaks down, and where to dig in.
Ground-up homes on Pittsburgh's most challenging lots — hillsides, infill, and tight city blocks.
Cosmetic refresh to full gut. Pittsburgh's older housing stock done with respect for the bones.
Engineered to tie cleanly into existing framing, with permitting handled end to end.
Tenant fit-outs, retail, restaurants, and offices — built around your opening date.
Kitchens, baths, and whole-home interiors crafted to last.
Whether it’s a kitchen remodel, a bathroom remodel, a basement finish, or a full whole-home renovation, our finish crews work alongside the build team from day one — selecting materials, detailing trim, and sourcing fixtures. Every surface considered. Every transition resolved.
We collaborate with leading Pittsburgh interior designers and offer in-house design for homeowners who want one accountable team — from framing to the final coat of paint.
Our six-step Pittsburgh build process — scoped honestly
from the first conversation.
Finding the right lot
We help evaluate location, zoning, utilities, and site conditions to avoid costly surprises before you commit.
Financing & budgeting
Work with your lender to secure a construction loan. We provide detailed budgets and timelines for bank approval.
Design & planning
Architectural plans, engineering, and selections are finalized. We align design with your budget from day one.
Permits & approvals
We handle all permitting through local municipalities to keep your project moving without delays.
Construction phase
Site work, foundation, framing, mechanical systems (HVAC, plumbing, electrical), insulation, drywall, exterior, and finishes.
Final walkthrough & delivery
A move-in-ready home with a clean punch list and all final inspections completed.
What it costs. How long it takes.
These ranges reflect typical starting points for new residential construction across the Pittsburgh region. Every project is different — the final number depends on site conditions, scope, and finishes.
Pittsburgh renovations — before and after.
From cosmetic refreshes to full gut renovations — kitchens, baths, basements, additions, and whole-home remodels across Pittsburgh's housing stock. Modern execution, transparent pricing, and a finished punch list.
See renovation work
What Pittsburgh homeowners say.
“Damian and Nick were super easy to work with and able to work within my budget. I was very impressed by their professional and meticulous attention to detail — especially for my roof, masonry and exterior paint.”
April
“We hired Damian for a small porch addition in East Liberty. Considering how busy he is, it was great he found time for us. His work is good quality and his employees are easy to talk with.”
David Newell
“Extremely professional and accommodating service. The crew worked very efficiently and got the job done sooner than I anticipated. I'm very happy with my new roof!”
Jon
“We hired Incline Homes to replace our roof. They efficiently completed the job for an affordable price and we are very happy with the end result!”
Jessica
“Gave a better quote than other roofers, was prompt and clear with communication, and got the job done fast. No complaints.”
O'Brien
Common questions about working with Incline Homes.
What services does Incline Homes offer in Pittsburgh?
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Why one company for everything instead of separate specialists?
Notes from the job site.
Third Floor Addition Cost in Pittsburgh: Feasibility & What to Expect
Out of room but don't want to move? What a third-floor addition really takes in Pittsburgh — feasibility, cost, permits, and when building up beats building out.
How Much Does It Cost to Build a New Home in Pittsburgh? (2026 Cost Breakdown)
What really drives Pittsburgh new home construction costs — finish tiers, hillside infill, permits, and the soft-cost line items most custom home builders won’t talk about.
How to Choose a Pittsburgh Custom Home Builder: A Homeowner’s Practical Guide
The questions to ask, the credentials to verify, and the red flags to spot before you sign with a Pittsburgh builder.
Let’s build something worth keeping.
Tell us what you’re building. A custom home, renovation, addition, or commercial fit-out — share the basics and we’ll come back with the right questions. We work across Pittsburgh: Lawrenceville, Bloomfield, Highland Park, Polish Hill, Point Breeze, and the surrounding neighborhoods.
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