Matthew J. Frock is an artist living in Philadelphia. He specializes in unique, functional solutions to problems that arise in urban dwellings. Older houses often need to be re-imagined to fit the lifestyles of present-day residents. Urban homes are often limited in space, contain antiquated features like coal chutes and privies, and provide few options for outdoor spaces. Matt enjoys the problem
solving and design challenges that arise from Philadelphia's unique interior and exterior spaces. Contact Matt today to start creating a realistic, feasible vision for your dream home! Matt offers free design meetings* and estimates, and he guarantees the overall cost of your project will not exceed the maximum cost stated in the estimate.**
Matthew J. Frock Construction is a fully insured to work in Philadelphia and surrounding areas. SPECIALITIES:
Interior Design
- Shelving & Storage Design
- Closet Enhancements & Enlargements
- Painting & Color Treatments
- Removing and Adding Walls
- Altering Exterior Walls & Windows
- Removing Ceiling & Exposing Beams
- Exposing Interior Brick
- Exposing & Enhancing Hardwood Floors
- Removing & Installing Tile Floors
Kitchen Design
- Custom Cabinet Building
- Cabinet Installation
- Back Splash & Sink Installation
- Pre-Fabricated Countertop Installation
- Custom Concrete Countertops
- Appliance Installation
- Tile Installation
- Recommendations for Reliable Electricians & Plumbers. Bathroom Design
- Shower, Sink & Tub Installation
- Custom Shower Design
- Wall & Floor Tile Installation
- Custom Vanity Cabinet Design
- Vanity Cabinet Installation
- Recommendations for Reliable Electricians & Plumbers. Landscape Design
- Brick, Manufactured Stone & Natural Stone Patios
- French Drains & Rainwater Cisterns
- Custom Designed Brick, Stone, Concrete or Wood Planters
- Gardening Carts and Planting Stations
- Micro-Gardens
- Garden Walls & Grow Walls
- Garden Paths
* Design hours are free of charge so long as Matthew J. Frock is the builder. Design hours will be charged if executed by a different builder.
** Sometimes projects need to be re-evaluated based on information previously unavailable at the time of the first estimate. When working on older houses, it's impossible to know the state of things behind walls, such as: out-dated or poorly installed plumbing or electric; crumbling and failing bricks; water and moisture breaches; structural supports that don't meet code requirements; and other time-consuming flaws that may hinder or impede the ability to move forward with the original design/job intentions.
