Power Home Remodeling opens Raleigh-Durham territory

By AI, Created 9:15 PM UTC, May 20, 2026, /AGP/ – Power Home Remodeling has expanded into Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina, opening its 27th U.S. territory and second North Carolina market. The move adds a Morrisville office, new hiring plans and a community partnership with a $25,000 grant to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Wake & Johnston Counties.

Why it matters: - Power Home Remodeling’s Raleigh-Durham launch expands its North Carolina footprint and gives the company a second territory in the state. - The opening adds another market for exterior remodeling services at a time when the company sees aging single-family homes in the area as a growth driver. - The expansion also brings jobs, local vendor demand and a community investment tied to the new territory.

What happened: - Power Home Remodeling announced an expansion into Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina, on May 21, 2026. - The move makes Raleigh-Durham the company’s 27th U.S. territory. - Power Home Remodeling is now operating from a 33,972-square-foot office and warehouse at 5150 McCrimmon Parkway, Suite 407, in Morrisville. - Raleigh-Durham is Power Home Remodeling’s second territory opening in 2026, following Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

The details: - Raleigh-Durham homeowners will have access to installation services for windows, roofing, siding, gutters, doors and attic insulation. - Scott Griffith, vice president of customer development, Cam Dale, vice president of sales, and Kelsey Kluenser Argudo, vice president of delivery will lead the territory. - Tim Wenhold, chief operating officer, said the Raleigh-Durham market has strong opportunity because many single-family homes in the area are now averaging 25 years in age. - Wenhold said the North Carolina expansion reflects a broader commitment to invest in jobs, local communities and businesses. - Power Home Remodeling sent employees relocating to the new territory, along with their plus-ones, on a Discovery Weekend before the opening. - The company and employees volunteered with the Boys & Girls Clubs of Wake & Johnston Counties during the weekend. - Power Home Remodeling also gave the organization a $25,000 capacity-building grant. - The grant is intended to support staff and leadership development and help improve programming for youth. - Jim Myers, director of community impact, said the partnership helps employees begin building relationships in Raleigh before officially moving there. - Power Home Remodeling said it is actively looking for installation partners in the Raleigh-Durham area and expects to hire for additional in-field roles soon. - Career information is available at Power Home Remodeling careers. - Additional community impact information is available in the 2025 POWER for Good Impact Report.

Between the lines: - The Raleigh-Durham expansion continues Power Home Remodeling’s pattern of pairing market launches with workforce recruiting and community outreach. - The emphasis on aging housing stock suggests the company is targeting replacement and efficiency upgrades, not just general remodeling demand. - The Discovery Weekend and nonprofit grant point to a strategy of using new territory openings to build local brand trust early. - The company’s references to industry rankings and BBB accreditation are meant to reinforce credibility as it enters a new market.

What’s next: - Power Home Remodeling will keep hiring for installation and other in-field roles in Raleigh-Durham. - The company will likely continue using its new Morrisville base to build out sales, delivery and community relationships across the territory. - Power Home Remodeling’s broader footprint now spans 27 territories nationwide, with North Carolina represented by Charlotte and Raleigh-Durham.

The bottom line: - Power Home Remodeling is betting that Raleigh-Durham’s aging homes, population growth and market opportunity will support another major Southeast foothold.