Where we work

Ambler

The borough covers less than a square mile, with about 8,000 people per square mile, and Butler Avenue runs through the middle of it. the borough is full of twins, stone and stucco, older Victorians near the center.

Blue Bell

Larger homes on larger lots, from 1960s split-levels to mid-1980s colonials and gated communities.

Dresher

Split-levels, ranches and colonials from the 1950s through the '70s, around the old mill crossroads at Limekiln Pike and Susquehanna Road.

Glenside

Bungalows, twins and larger older houses on both sides of the tracks, in Cheltenham and Abington.

Hatboro

Colonials, Cape Cods and split-levels in a compact borough built along York Road.

Horsham

Post-war ranches near Easton Road and newer colonials toward Prospectville, in the township around Graeme Park.

Lansdale

Pre-war singles and twins and 1960s houses in a railroad borough that grew in the 1920s and again in the 1960s.

North Wales

Late-1800s and early-1900s singles, twins and rowhouses in a borough of just 0.59 square miles.

Oreland

Cape Cods, colonials and brick ranches from the post-war boom, just outside Chestnut Hill.

Warminster

Post-war neighborhoods and slab-built homes in the township that grew up around the Johnsville Navy base.

Warrington

Colonials and newer homes, most built since 1960, in a Central Bucks township that is still growing.