Home Improvement Contractor in Mercer County, NJ

Serving Mercer County since 2005

From Hamilton to Princeton to the Delaware River, one licensed local crew for remodeling, additions and repairs.

Godloves Home Improvements has served homeowners across Mercer County since 2005. Our shop is at 24 Stella Ave in Hamilton, the county’s most populous town, and we take projects within about a 45-minute radius of Hamilton and Princeton. That covers all of Mercer County and some of the towns just beyond it.

The Towns We Serve

Mercer County has 12 municipalities. These are the areas we work in most:

Hamilton: Our home base. Mercer’s most populous town, made up of Mercerville, Hamilton Square, White Horse, Yardville and Groveville.
Princeton: Older homes, 21 historic districts and design review for exterior work.
Trenton: The state capital and county seat, with dense 19th-century neighborhoods and 8 local historic districts.
Lawrence Township: Historic Lawrenceville along Main Street, plus Eldridge Park, Slackwood and newer neighborhoods.
Hopewell Township: Mercer’s largest township by area, with farmhouses, historic hamlets and the boroughs of Pennington and Hopewell.
Cranbury: Just over the line in Middlesex County, with a historic village on the National Register.

We also work in Mercer’s other towns, including Ewing, West Windsor, East Windsor, Robbinsville, Hightstown, Pennington and Hopewell Borough. If you’re not sure whether you’re in our area, give us a call.

Mailing Addresses Don’t Always Match Towns

In Mercer County, the name on your mail doesn’t always match the town you live in. Many Hamilton, Ewing and Lawrence homes have Trenton addresses. Some Lawrence and West Windsor homes have Princeton addresses, and Princeton Junction is part of West Windsor. Hopewell Township homes often have Pennington or Hopewell addresses.

This matters because permits, inspections and any historic review go through your actual municipality. Your property tax bill shows which one that is. Whatever your mail says, we can help.

Homes From Every Era

Mercer County’s homes span three centuries. Trenton grew fast in the 1800s. Hamilton grew quickly between 1930 and 1960. Trenton, Princeton, Lawrenceville, Hopewell Township and nearby Cranbury Village all have protected historic homes that need review before exterior changes. Each era hides its own issues once the walls are open, from settled framing and plaster to builder-grade finishes in newer homes.

We’ve worked on homes from new construction to century-old houses that needed Historical Society approval. Our approach doesn’t change: do the work right, including the parts you won’t see, and build beyond code minimums instead of just aiming to pass inspection.

Getting Started Anywhere in Mercer County

Godloves Home Improvements is fully licensed (NJ HIC #13VH01205600) and insured, and we accept cash, check and all major credit cards. Call (609) 468-3863 between 7 AM and 8 PM, or use the form below to tell us where you are and what you’re planning. We’ll set up a free estimate.

Common problems in Mercer County

Mercer County has homes from the 1700s to today, from dense Trenton city blocks to Hopewell farmhouses and newer suburban neighborhoods. Here's what Mercer County homeowners call us about most.

Kitchen Remodeling

Worn, sagging or water-damaged cabinets
Cramped layout with too little counter space
Cracked tile or a loose backsplash
Countertops that stain, chip or look dated
Soft subfloor near the sink or dishwasher
Tired trim, molding and paint

Bathroom Remodeling

Outdated tile, vanities and fixtures
Cracked or loose tile and failing grout
Water damage and soft subfloor near tubs
Cramped layout and not enough storage
Moisture and mildew from weak ventilation
Worn trim, molding and peeling paint

Home Additions

Not enough bedrooms for a growing family
No room for a home office or guest space
Cramped kitchen or living area with no room to expand
Addition that looks tacked on instead of built in
Leaks or drafts where old and new walls meet
Damp or cracked foundation on a past addition

Deck Building

Rotting or soft deck boards and joists
Loose, wobbly or undersized railings
Footings that heave or settle over time
Rusted fasteners and failing ledger connections
A deck too small for how you use the yard
Worn stairs that feel unsafe underfoot

Siding

Cracked, warped or loose siding panels
Moisture getting behind siding into the walls
Rotted trim and sheathing around windows and doors
Faded, chalky or dated-looking siding
Storm damage and missing pieces
Drafty walls and uncomfortable rooms

Painting

Peeling, cracking or blistering paint
Faded or chalky exterior finishes
Bare wood on trim, sills and fascia
Water stains and drywall patches that show through
Mildew on shaded exterior walls
Dated colors that make rooms feel dark

General Repairs

Doors and windows that stick or won't latch
Rotted or damaged trim and molding
Cracked, loose or missing tile
Holes and cracks in drywall or plaster
Loose railings, steps and handrails
Worn caulk and gaps letting in drafts or water

What our customers say

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Chuck did an absolutely amazing job. I was at a loss as to what and how to do my kitchen, but thankfully I didn’t really have to do much thought at all! Chuck showed me the designs and helped me decide everything. When I was unsure of anything, he helped walk me through it all. It came out BEAUTIFULLY, and I absolutely love it. Thank you so much. I am just finally in love with my kitchen.
  
 
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   Kevin Cruz 
 
 
 
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I recently hired Godloves Home Improvements for a kitchen remodel, and I couldn’t be happier with the results! From start to finish, their team was professional, communicative, and incredibly skilled. They transformed my space beyond my expectations, delivering high-quality craftsmanship with attention to every detail.

The project was completed on time and within budget, with no hidden surprises. The crew was always punctual, respectful of my home, and kept everything clean throughout the process. Their design recommendations were spot-on, making my vision a reality.

If you’re looking for a reliable, high-quality remodeling company, I highly recommend Godloves Home Improvements . I will definitely be using them for future projects!

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Frequently Asked Questions

What areas do you serve?

All of Mercer County, plus nearby towns like Cranbury. We take projects within about a 45-minute radius of Hamilton and Princeton.

Where are you based?

Our shop is at 24 Stella Ave in Hamilton, and we've served Mercer County homeowners since 2005.

My mailing address doesn't match my town. Does that matter?

Not to us. Many Mercer homes have a Trenton, Princeton, Pennington or Hopewell address even though they're in another town. Permits go through your actual municipality, which your property tax bill shows.

Do you work on historic homes in Mercer County?

Yes. We've worked on homes from new construction to century-old houses that needed Historical Society approval. That experience carries over to towns with historic districts, like Princeton, Trenton and Lawrence Township.

Are you licensed and insured in New Jersey?

Yes. Godloves Home Improvements is fully licensed (NJ HIC #13VH01205600) and insured.

My town isn't listed. Can you still help?

Probably. If you're in Mercer County or within about 45 minutes of Hamilton and Princeton, call (609) 468-3863 and we'll let you know.

Start Your Mercer County Project

Tell us where your home is and what you have in mind. We'll get back to you to talk it through and set up a free estimate.