Opening the plan
Removing walls between kitchen and dining, setting the header properly, and carrying flooring cleanly through the new opening.

New Castle County / Since 2006
Mid-century colonials and ranches with good bones and dated interiors. Delpa updates them without erasing what made them worth buying.
Working in North Wilmington
Much of North Wilmington and the surrounding Brandywine Hundred area was built through the post-war decades. The houses were built solidly, sit on generous lots, and are now a couple of renovations behind.
That is close to ideal remodeling territory: strong structure, awkward closed-off floor plans, original kitchens and baths, and exteriors reaching the end of their second roof. Delpa handles all of it under one contract.
The housing stock
The recurring request here is opening things up — removing the wall between a small kitchen and a formal dining room, and modernising baths that have not changed since the house was built.
The other half of the work is envelope: roofs, siding and whole-house window replacement on homes where the original materials have simply run out of life. Because Delpa does both, a kitchen project and the windows above it can be planned together rather than as two disconnected jobs a year apart.
Removing walls between kitchen and dining, setting the header properly, and carrying flooring cleanly through the new opening.
Roofing, siding, trim and window replacement handled as one system — including whole-house window projects.
When a family plans work across several years, having one contractor who knows the house makes each phase go faster.
Completed work
ExteriorSiding, windows and trim resolved as one composition.
KitchenWood cabinetry, a white island and a plan that finally works.
BathLarge-format stone tile in a generous walk-in shower.
In their words
See all reviews“Quality workmanship, dependable and considerate is how we would describe Delpa Builders. We were pleasantly pleased with the outcome of a fairly large project that included all new windows, siding and trim work on our entire home.”
Jeff Sammons / Google review
Local questions
Yes — North Wilmington and the surrounding unincorporated areas north of the city are all within the regular service area, along with Claymont and the neighbourhoods toward the Pennsylvania line.
It is one of the most common projects in this part of the county. Whether the wall is load-bearing determines the structural work required, and that assessment happens before the quote so nothing is discovered mid-project.
Yes. Whole-house window projects are regular work — one Delaware home took twenty-three windows in a single project alongside new siding and trim.
The office is at 10 King Ave in New Castle, a short drive south. Call (302) 731-7302 to schedule a free consultation.
Nearby
Delpa Builders works from 10 King Ave in New Castle, Delaware — about as central to New Castle County as an address gets. Projects run throughout New Castle County, southern Chester County, Pennsylvania, and northern Maryland.