R Angel Construction frequently handles renovation and roofing projects throughout Bristol, from the historic streets of the Borough to the Croydon and Croydon Acres sections of the Township.
Based just minutes away in Levittown, our team is uniquely positioned to handle the diverse construction needs of this area. We understand the distinct differences between renovating a historic property versus updating a single-family home in Bristol.
We specialize in vertical additions for Bristol row homes where lot width is limited, maximizing space without sacrificing your backyard.
We handle the demolition required in older homes to preserve character while modernizing insulation, drywall, and layouts.
We excel at optimizing narrow layouts common in Bristol Borough homes, upgrading electrical service for modern appliances.
We replace outdated galvanized pipes with PEX and install modern waterproofing to protect your historic framing from rot.
Flat and shingle roofing - we are experts in the specific "torch down" or rubber roofing systems often required for flat-roofed row homes and porches in the area.
We install premium siding that respects the aesthetic of the neighborhood, including custom capping for historic window frames.
From sidewalks to patios, we repair heaving sidewalks to comply with Borough ordinances and pour custom patios for outdoor entertaining.

Construction in Bristol requires navigating two distinct worlds: Bristol Borough and Bristol Township.
A common mistake contractors make here is assuming the codes are identical. The Borough often has stricter requirements regarding exterior aesthetics, especially near the riverfront.
At R Angel Construction, we know the local landscape. Whether your home is near Mill Street or closer to Route 13, we understand the logistics of parking permits on narrow streets and "party walls" found in attached row homes.









Yes. Renovating in the historic district often requires approval from the Historic Architectural Review Board (HARB). The industry standard process involves submitting detailed plans and material samples (like specific window types or siding styles) to ensure they match the historical period. We help navigate this submission process.
When working on a row home, we take extra precautions with the "party wall" (the shared wall). Whether we are roofing or framing, we ensure fire-separation codes are met and that your neighbor’s property is fully protected from debris or vibration during the build.
Absolutely. Many older Bristol homes were built with only one bathroom upstairs. We can identify the best location for a new powder room, typically utilizing space under a staircase or reconfiguring a pantry, and run the necessary new plumbing stacks to the basement.
