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Shore Renovations

About Shore Renovations

Founded in 2022, Shore Renovations brings over 22 years of carpentry expertise to homeowners and businesses throughout Salisbury and the surrounding Delmarva area.

Owner Edward Briddelle has spent his entire career mastering the art of woodworking, and he launched Shore Renovations to build lasting relationships by transforming client ideas into beautifully finished spaces. Whether it’s a custom deck, a kitchen overhaul, or a new fence, Edward’s focus is on delivering quality craftsmanship that reflects each customer’s vision.

What Makes Shore Renovations Special

Shore Renovations stands out for its comprehensive home improvement services and meticulous attention to detail. Their offerings include:

Deck construction : Custom outdoor living spaces built to last.; Kitchen & bathroom remodels : From design and framing to flawless finishes.; Framing & demolition : Precise structural work and safe tear-outs.; Flooring installation : Expertly laid hardwood, laminate, and tile floors.; Fencing : Durable, attractive fences that enhance both privacy and curb appeal.

Edward and his team oversee every step—site prep, framing, demo, installation, and final trim—ensuring clear communication and a seamless process. Known for reliability, punctuality, and superior workmanship, Shore Renovations has quickly become the go-to partner for clients looking to upgrade their Delmarva properties.

Ready to bring your renovation dreams to life? Contact Shore Renovations.

Location

Shore Renovations

305 E Pine St., Delmar, MD 21875

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Service Areas

Wicomico County, MD

SalisburyFruitlandDelmarPittsvilleHebronParsonsburg

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