Basement Remodeling & Finished Basements in Churchville, PA

Churchville Crosses Two Townships

Most of Churchville is part of Northampton Township. But the historic Churchville village, the old crossroads area along Bristol Road and Bustleton Pike, crosses into Upper Southampton Township too. Each township has its own permit office, so the first step is confirming which one your home is in. We check this before any permit work starts.

A Historic Crossroads Village

The Churchville Historic District has about 140 historic buildings, including the Dutch Reformed Church from 1816, the general store from 1883, and the train station from 1891. New homes started going up around Churchville after the reservoir was built in 1942, as more families moved to the area in the late 1950s. Whether your home is a village classic or a newer build, the basement is often the easiest place to add living space.

Basement Permits in Northampton Township

For Churchville homes in Northampton Township, basement projects follow the township's own finished basement requirements and staged inspections. We explain how that works on our Richboro page, since Richboro is part of the same township. We pull every permit before work begins.

Check the Flood Map and Tenant Rules

Northampton Township posts a FEMA flood map on its website. If your home is near a creek, check it before you plan a basement project, and make sure moisture is handled first. Learn why in our guide on how to finish a basement. Planning to rent out a basement space? The township also has a tenant registration form, so ask us about it before you design the space. Any basement bedroom needs an egress window too. See our guide to basement egress requirements.

What We Do in Churchville

We handle finished basements and basement remodeling for homes across Churchville. Wondering about price? See our basement remodel cost guide. We also work in nearby Feasterville and Warminster.