Remodeling Contractor in Greenacres, FL

In most cases, yes — especially if the project involves moving or upgrading plumbing or electrical fixtures. Florida law requires licensed contractors for full kitchen and bathroom remodels that touch those systems. The City of Greenacres Building Division handles local permitting, and for straightforward residential projects, approvals are typically processed within one to two weeks. We work with vetted, licensed trade partners for any specialty work that requires a permit, and they know how to navigate the Greenacres permitting process efficiently. You won't be left figuring that out on your own.

Yes. River Bridge is a gated HOA community in Greenacres, and like most HOA-governed communities in Palm Beach County, it requires Architectural Review Committee approval before renovation work begins. This applies to visible changes — exterior modifications, window replacements, certain flooring materials — but can also affect interior projects depending on your specific HOA documents. We've worked with homeowners in HOA communities throughout Greenacres and the surrounding area. We can help you understand what typically needs to go through the ARC process and how to prepare your submission so you're not sitting on a delayed start date waiting for paperwork.

Timeline depends heavily on the scope of the project. A focused bathroom refresh — new tile, vanity, fixtures — can often be completed in one to two weeks. A full kitchen remodel involving layout changes, custom cabinetry, new countertops, and flooring typically runs three to six weeks. What affects timelines most is material lead time and whether specialty trade work (plumbing, electrical) needs to be scheduled and permitted. We give you a realistic timeline before work starts, communicate throughout the project, and don't leave jobs open-ended. Our customers consistently mention communication as one of the things that stood out most about working with us.

We handle kitchen remodeling, bathroom remodeling, tile and vinyl flooring, epoxy flooring, interior and exterior painting, drywall installation and replacement, and bedroom remodeling. For work that requires a state license — plumbing, electrical, roofing — we personally introduce you to vetted specialty contractors we have established relationships with. Those partners often extend contractor-relationship pricing to our clients, which is typically better than what you'd find by searching on your own. The goal is that you have one trusted contact managing the whole picture, not a list of strangers to coordinate.

That's the right question to ask. Here's what we can point to: a 4.9 Google rating, an A+ BBB accreditation, two consecutive Nextdoor Neighborhood Favorite Awards voted on by Palm Beach County residents, and a 10-year craftsmanship warranty on our work. We're also owner-led — David Dixon is personally involved in projects, not just signing off on estimates from a distance. Our reviews consistently mention honesty, communication, and the fact that we do exactly what we say we're going to do. We're happy to share references from comparable projects in Greenacres and the surrounding area.

Not usually — and the data backs that up. Research consistently shows that projects focused on value over lowest price are 30% more likely to meet or exceed expectations. The cheapest quote often reflects shortcuts in materials, skipped permits, or work that will need to be redone in a few years. In Greenacres specifically, where humidity and soil conditions create real long-term wear on kitchens and bathrooms, cutting corners on surface prep or ventilation creates problems that show up later. We're not the cheapest option in Palm Beach County, and we're not trying to be. We're the option that does the job right the first time, backs it with a 10-year warranty, and is still answering the phone when you have a question two years later.