Kitchen Remodeling in Delray Beach, Florida
Two towns, two kitchens, one contractor
Historic board submittals east of Swinton, association packages west of it, and cabinetry from our own shop.
Kitchen Remodeling in Delray Beach
Swinton Avenue splits Delray Beach into two different jobs. East of it you are in Del-Ida Park, the Marina District, Lake Ida and Osceola Park, where the houses are small, old and expensive, and where the Historic Preservation Board has opinions about anything the street can see. The kitchens in them are tiny by modern standards and full of character worth keeping.
What we usually find in Delray Beach
West of Swinton, out past Congress and Military, it is 55-plus country: Kings Point, Villages of Oriole, Gleneagles. Different building, different decade, different problem. Those kitchens are perfectly sound boxes with dated doors, laminate counters and a bulkhead that eats the ceiling. Often refacing beats a tear-out, and we will say so.
Recent kitchen remodeling projects in and around Delray Beach
Every one of these is our own crew, our own cabinetry shop and our own permit.
Built for the houses Delray Beach actually has
Either side, the sequence is ours. We draw it, we get the approval that applies to your address, we pull the permit through the City of Delray Beach and we book the inspections so nothing sits waiting on paperwork. Cabinets are built in our own shop, which is how a run fits a 1938 wall or a 1986 one equally well. Counters are templated digitally after the boxes are set and installed with tight seams, in quartz, granite, marble or quartzite.
Titanium completely reimagined our kitchen, blending modern design with the classic charm of our older home. The end result is a perfect mix of style and function, we love it.
Albert AdamGoogle review of Titanium Construction Services
Kitchen Remodeling in Delray Beach at a glance
| Typical time on site | Six to nine weeks from demolition day to final walkthrough |
|---|---|
| Typical range | $35,000 to $90,000 depending on size, cabinetry and counters |
| Permits pulled through | City of Delray Beach |
| Permit needed | Yes, as soon as plumbing, gas or electrical moves, which is most kitchens |
| Cabinetry | Built in our own shop and sized to the wall you have, down to the odd inch |
| Countertops | Quartz, granite, marble and quartzite, templated digitally after the boxes are set |
| Warranty | Full warranty on completed work, interest-free in-house financing available |
What a kitchen remodeling job includes
Every kitchen remodeling job we take in Delray Beach runs the same way. Every kitchen we build follows the same checklist, whatever the size of the room.
Design and drawings
We measure the room, draw it to scale and show you the layout before a single item is ordered. Appliance clearances, walkways and where the light lands all get settled on paper.
Demolition and prep
Cabinets, counters, flooring and soffits come out, the site gets protected and dust barriers go up. Anything hiding behind the wall gets photographed and shown to you the same day.
Cabinetry built in house
Doors, boxes and drawer fronts are made in our own shop, so the run fits the wall you have. Soft-close hardware, plywood boxes and a finish you pick from samples in your own light.
Countertops
Quartz, granite, marble and quartzite, templated digitally after the boxes are set and installed with tight seams. Undermount sinks are cut and polished in the shop, so your floor stays clean.
Plumbing and electrical
Licensed plumbers and electricians on our own crew. New circuits, under-cabinet lighting, disposal, dishwasher and ice line all run and inspected before anything closes up.
Tile, paint and finish
Backsplash, flooring, trim and paint, then hardware, appliances and a final clean. We walk the room with you and write the punch list together.
How the job runs in Delray Beach
Four stages, one project manager, no gaps where nobody owns the job.
Questions people in Delray Beach ask us
Our house is in Del-Ida Park. Does the historic board have to approve a kitchen?
Interior layout usually falls outside their remit. Delray Beach preservation review cares about what changes on the outside, so new windows or a moved door do need it. We confirm your designation before quoting a schedule.
The kitchen in our 1930s bungalow is minuscule. What can be done?
More than you would think. Borrowing a few feet from an adjoining room, losing a chimney breast or opening one wall usually transforms these Delray Beach bungalows. We draw two or three options before anything is ordered.
Is refacing worth it in a Kings Point unit?
Often, yes. If the boxes are solid, refacing gets you new doors, drawer fronts and hardware in about a week, at a fraction of a tear-out. It is one of the most common jobs we do in west Delray Beach.
Our community only lets contractors work certain months.
Common here, and we schedule around it. Some Delray Beach associations restrict work during season entirely. Tell us the community and we will give you the honest window before you sign anything.
How much of the mess actually ends up in the house?
Less than people expect. We seal the work zone, run negative air where it is warranted and clean daily. Delray Beach jobs in occupied houses are most of what we do, so the dust discipline is not optional for us.
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Kitchen Remodeling near Delray Beach
We cover Palm Beach County from Wellington outwards. These are the closest towns to Delray Beach that we also work in.
Kitchen Remodeling in Delray Beach and right across Palm Beach County. We come out, measure the space, talk through what is possible and leave you a written, itemised number. Line items, no lump sums, no obligation.
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