Remodeling · South Florida
Remodeling is licensed work in Florida. A licensed general contractor walks the space, puts the scope in writing, and pulls the permits.
What this actually solves
The number that ruins a remodel is never the first one. It is the change order in week three, when something behind the wall was not in the scope because nobody looked. A remodel that finishes on budget is one where the scope was written honestly at the start, including the parts nobody wants to pay for: permits, inspections, and the plumbing or electrical the county will require once the wall is open.
What moves the price
Three things set a remodel price, and only one of them is finishes. The first is scope, meaning whether walls, plumbing or electrical move. The second is what the building requires, which in a condo means association approval, elevator scheduling and work-hour limits. The third is the finishes you pick, which is the only part you fully control and the part people focus on first.
What is covered
Book a free on-site estimate
No obligation. A licensed general contractor confirms the details with you.
A licensed general contractor will call you shortly to confirm the details. If it is urgent, call (385) 402-6086.
Questions we get
Six to ten weeks for most kitchens once permits are in hand. Permitting itself varies by city.
Yes. Work that needs a permit gets one, pulled by the licensed contractor on the job.
It is a different job: association approval, certificates of insurance, elevator windows and work hours. We plan for it instead of discovering it.
It sometimes does, once a wall is open. You get told before any work or money moves, in writing.
Also available:
Licensed general contractor. Permits handled.