Souder Brothers Construction Inc. is a high-end commercial and residential general contractor that has offered best-in-class planning, construction, renovation and maintenance services for nearly 40 years. Whether it’s a commercial, residential, institutional or educational project, we have the capabilities to provide design concept drawings, detailed floor plans and 3D renderings to give clients a realistic vision of their project before construction even begins.
Commercial Construction and Renovations in PenndelWhether you’re a retailer that needs a new parking lot, an insurance agency that needs a renovated office or a car dealership looking to expand, Souder Brothers can help your business with its construction and renovation needs. From warehouses to office buildings, we offer a full range of commercial construction services and construction management for facilities of any size.
Office Fit Outs in PenndelSouder Brothers can offer your company a full range of commercial office fit outs and renovations. Our team of expert builders have completed office fit out projects and additions in Penndel for a number of commercial facilities, including medical offices, accounting offices and more. Our projects have included full and partial demolitions, installation of drywall, partitions, cubicles, lighting, ceilings, carpeting and custom solutions for our clients.
Penndel Residential Construction and RemodelsWe provide complete residential construction and renovation services tailored to meet each client’s needs, whether we’re handling a master bathroom renovation, a basement remodel or a brand new kitchen. We know how important trust is when choosing a residential contractor, which is why we make it a point to treat your home as if it were our own. Our highly-trained staff has the experience and resources to make your Penndel home remodel project a success.
Come learn about the rich history of Penndel! This community was originally inhabited by the Lenape Indians. It was then settled by Thomas Langhorne, an English Quaker preacher, and Henry Paulin, a Quaker Yeoman. It was a farming community until 1876 when the Philadelphia Reading Railroad began service and the Langhorne train station was established. This town now has a thriving industrial district and is a residential community. During your trip here, you will see a mix between historically significant buildings and recently built ones. This borough has a total area of .4 square miles.
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