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Kitchen Remodelers in Boca Raton, FL

Kitchen Remodeling Designed Around the Way You Live

Boca Raton homeowners can request help planning a kitchen renovation at any scale — from cabinet and countertop updates to a complete layout transformation with a new island, relocated plumbing and layered lighting.

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Complete Kitchen Renovations

Demolition through final trim, coordinated as one plan rather than a series of disconnected trades.

Custom Kitchen Planning

Layout, storage and clearances worked out on paper before any cabinet order is placed.

Cabinet & Countertop Options

Refinishing, semi-custom lines and full custom millwork paired with quartz, granite or quartzite.

Boca Raton Residential Focus

Single-family homes, townhomes and condominiums across East Boca, West Boca and nearby communities.

Clear Project Planning

Scope, sequence and decision deadlines written down so you know what happens next and when.

Free Quote Request

Share your kitchen size and goals by phone or form and receive a project-specific quote.

Boca Raton Kitchen Remodeling

A kitchen that matches how Boca Raton homes are actually used

Kitchens here carry more weight than in most of the country. Sliders open onto patios and pool decks, guests arrive for months at a time, and the kitchen is where everyone ends up. That changes the priorities: circulation around an island, somewhere to stage food for outdoor dining, storage that keeps counters clear, and finishes that tolerate humidity and strong afternoon light.

Boca Raton housing stock is also varied. A 1970s single-family home in West Boca usually has a closed-off kitchen with a soffit and a small window. An oceanfront condominium has a compact footprint, shared plumbing stacks and building rules. A newer construction home may only need cabinetry and stone updated to a current design direction. Each of those starts from a different place, so the planning conversation starts with what exists rather than a fixed package.

What a remodel can include

  • New cabinetry, refacing or refinishing existing boxes
  • Countertops, waterfall ends and slab backsplashes
  • Island addition, resizing or seating changes
  • Wall removal and open-concept layout changes
  • Plumbing and sink relocation
  • Electrical, outlet and layered lighting updates
  • Flooring replacement and transitions
  • Ventilation and range hood upgrades
  • Appliance integration and panel-ready fronts
  • Pantry and specialty storage improvements

Scope

Remodel, renovation or refresh?

These words get used interchangeably, but they describe very different projects, budgets and timelines.

ApproachWhat typically changesWhat staysBest suited to
Cosmetic refreshPaint or refinished doors, hardware, backsplash, lighting fixturesLayout, cabinet boxes, appliances, plumbing locationsA kitchen that works but looks dated
RenovationNew cabinetry and countertops within the existing footprintWall positions, most plumbing and electrical runsWorn cabinetry and surfaces in a workable layout
Full remodelLayout, walls, plumbing, electrical, cabinetry, surfaces, appliancesStructure outside the work areaA kitchen that fights you every day

Kitchen Design Inspiration

Kitchen Remodeling Inspiration for Boca Raton Homes

Design directions we discuss with homeowners when planning cabinetry, stone, island size and lighting. These images are representative design inspiration, not photographs of completed company projects.

Bright waterfront-inspired kitchen with a long marble island and light oak cabinetry
Waterfront-inspired contemporary — long island, light oak, marble-look surfaces
Contemporary kitchen with fluted island panelling, brass pendants and veined stone counters
Modern architectural — fluted island detail and dramatic stone veining
Coastal kitchen with woven pendant lighting, pale wood cabinets and a stone waterfall island
Coastal modern — woven texture, pale wood and a waterfall edge
Transitional kitchen with painted perimeter cabinets, a walnut island and a plaster range hood
Transitional — painted perimeter with a contrasting walnut island
Condo kitchen with glass-front upper cabinets, integrated appliances and an intracoastal view
Condo layout — glass uppers, integrated appliances, compact footprint
Luxury kitchen with a full-height stone backsplash, brass fixtures and fluted island cladding
Luxury stone — full-height slab backsplash with restrained brass

Selections

The decisions that shape the room

Cabinetry, stone, lighting and layout account for most of a kitchen budget and nearly all of the daily experience.

Cabinet options

Refinishing keeps sound boxes and changes the look. Refacing swaps doors and fronts. Semi-custom lines offer wide finishes in set sizes. Custom millwork solves awkward walls and tall ceilings.

Countertop options

Quartz for consistency and low maintenance, granite for natural pattern and heat tolerance, quartzite for marble-like movement with better durability.

Island planning

Aisle clearance comes first, then overhang depth for stools, then whether the island carries a sink, cooktop or only prep space.

Layout improvements

Widening an opening, relocating the refrigerator or removing a soffit often changes a kitchen more than any finish choice.

Lighting layers

Ambient, task and accent lighting handled as separate layers on separate switching, planned before drywall closes.

Backsplash

Standard tile, handmade zellige, or a full-height slab that continues the counter material up the wall behind the range.

Flooring

Large-format porcelain remains the South Florida default. Transitions to adjacent rooms and slab flatness matter more than the tile itself.

Appliance integration

Panel-ready refrigeration, integrated dishwashers and correctly sized ventilation change both the look and the cabinet plan.

Storage and pantry

Deep drawers instead of base cabinets, pull-out pantry units, appliance garages and corner solutions that actually get used.

Luxury

Luxury kitchen remodeling

A luxury kitchen is usually defined by restraint and precision rather than ornament: continuous grain across cabinet runs, a single stone slab bookmatched behind the range, integrated appliances that disappear into the millwork, and lighting that reads as architecture rather than fixtures.

That level of execution depends on planning. Slab selection happens before cabinet drawings are finalized, ventilation is sized to the cooking appliance, and every reveal and filler is drawn rather than resolved on site.

Luxury kitchen remodeling

Condominiums

Condo kitchen remodeling

Condominium kitchens involve a second set of requirements alongside the design work. Buildings commonly ask for approval before work begins, along with contractor insurance documentation, defined work hours, elevator reservations for deliveries and demolition debris, and protection of common areas.

Requirements vary by building and association. Planning around your building’s specific process — rather than assuming a standard one — is what keeps a condo project on schedule.

Condo kitchen remodeling

Local considerations

What is specific about remodeling in Boca Raton

Downtown and East Boca

Mid-rise and high-rise residences near Mizner Park and the Intracoastal, where building coordination and elevator access shape the schedule as much as the design does.

West Boca

Established gated communities with 1980s and 1990s floor plans. Soffits, closed walls and small pass-throughs are common, and opening the kitchen to the family room is the frequent goal.

Waterfront residences

Sightlines matter. Lower cabinet runs, taller windows and island orientation get planned around the view rather than around the appliance wall.

Humidity-conscious materials

Plywood box construction, quality finishes, sealed stone and adequate ventilation hold up better through South Florida summers.

Indoor-outdoor living

Kitchens that serve a patio need staging surface near the doors, a beverage zone guests can reach, and flooring that handles traffic from outside.

Older homes being modernized

Original electrical, undersized panels and cast-iron drains often surface during demolition and are worth anticipating in the budget.

Serving Boca Raton and Palm Beach County, including the 33432, 33431, 33433, 33434 and 33486, 33496 areas.

Budget

Kitchen remodel cost planning

Kitchen pricing is built from selections, not from a single square-foot number. These categories describe how projects tend to group together.

Cosmetic Refresh

Refinished or refaced doors, new hardware, backsplash, lighting and paint. Layout and cabinet boxes stay.

Mid-Range Remodel

New semi-custom cabinetry, quartz or granite counters, new flooring and appliances within the existing footprint.

Full Kitchen Renovation

Layout changes, plumbing and electrical work, new cabinetry, stone, lighting and appliances.

Luxury / Custom

Custom millwork, premium slabs, integrated appliance packages, detailed lighting and architectural changes.

Final pricing depends on kitchen size, cabinetry, countertop material, layout changes, demolition, plumbing relocation, electrical work, lighting, flooring, backsplash, appliances, structural modifications, permit requirements, condominium requirements, finish level, custom millwork and site conditions.

Read the Boca Raton cost guide

Interactive tool

Kitchen remodel cost calculator

Adjust the selections below for an illustrative planning range. The full calculator adds plumbing, electrical, flooring, backsplash, condo and design-level inputs.

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How it works

The remodeling process, step by step

Nothing here is unusual — but knowing the order makes the schedule predictable.

  1. 01

    Conversation

    Kitchen size, goals, constraints, building or HOA requirements and a realistic budget range.

  2. 02

    Measure and assess

    Field measurements plus a look at plumbing, electrical and structural conditions.

  3. 03

    Design and layout

    Plans, elevations and storage decisions resolved before anything is ordered.

  4. 04

    Selections

    Cabinetry, stone, tile, hardware, lighting and appliances confirmed against the drawings.

  5. 05

    Quote and scope

    A written scope that states what is included, what is excluded and the sequence of work.

  6. 06

    Permits where required

    Applications, plan review and inspection scheduling handled through the city's process.

  7. 07

    Demolition

    Protection of adjacent rooms, controlled removal and disposal.

  8. 08

    Rough trades

    Plumbing, electrical and any framing changes, followed by inspection where applicable.

  9. 09

    Cabinet installation

    Boxes set level and secured, then fillers, panels and trim.

  10. 10

    Template and stone

    Counters templated to installed cabinets, fabricated, then installed.

  11. 11

    Finishes

    Backsplash, flooring transitions, lighting trim, hardware and paint.

  12. 12

    Walkthrough

    Punch list, appliance checks, adjustments and final cleaning.

Typical kitchen remodeling timelineBoca Raton permits and inspectionsHOA and condo association planning
Homeowners reviewing stone samples and cabinet finishes with a kitchen designerHomeowners comparing cabinet door styles and countertop samples during a kitchen design discussion

Design Planning

Plan Your Kitchen With Confidence

Most kitchen budgets are decided long before demolition starts. Working through selections in a deliberate order keeps the design coherent and prevents late changes that push a schedule. These images are representative design and consultation imagery.

  • Cabinet door styles and construction
  • Wood species, stains and paint colors
  • Countertop material and edge profile
  • Backsplash height and tile or slab
  • Hardware finish and scale
  • Drawer, pull-out and corner storage
  • Island sizing and seating clearances
  • Layered lighting placement
  • Appliance sizes and panel integration
  • Daily workflow between sink, cooking and refrigeration
  • Where the budget matters most to you
  • Which decisions can wait without delaying the build

Residential kitchen remodeling services

Kitchen RemodelingKitchen RenovationLuxury Kitchen RemodelingCustom Kitchen RemodelingCondo Kitchen RemodelingSmall Kitchen RemodelingCustom Kitchen CabinetsCabinet RemodelingKitchen CountertopsKitchen IslandsLayout RemodelingKitchen LightingKitchen BacksplashKitchen FlooringPantry Remodeling

Nearby service areas

Delray BeachDeerfield BeachHighland BeachBoynton BeachParklandCoconut CreekPompano BeachLighthouse PointWest Boca RatonBoca Del Mar

Answers

Kitchen remodeling questions from Boca Raton homeowners

Straight answers to the questions that come up most often during planning.

How much does a kitchen remodel cost in Boca Raton?
Cost is driven by kitchen size, cabinetry, countertop material and how much of the layout changes. A cosmetic refresh that keeps the existing footprint sits far below a full renovation with custom cabinetry, relocated plumbing and premium stone. Use the cost calculator on this site for an illustrative planning range, then request a quote so the numbers reflect your actual measurements and selections.
How long does a kitchen remodel usually take?
Planning and selections often take longer than construction. Cabinet lead times, stone templating and inspection scheduling all shape the calendar. A refresh may run a few weeks on site, while a full renovation with layout changes typically runs longer and depends on permitting and material availability.
Do I need a permit for a kitchen remodel in Boca Raton?
It depends on scope. Work involving electrical, plumbing, mechanical, wall changes or substantial interior alterations commonly requires permits and inspections, while purely cosmetic updates often do not. The City of Boca Raton handles residential permit applications, inspections and status through Boca eHub. We can talk through what your scope is likely to involve, and the city is the authority on the final requirement.
Can my kitchen layout be changed?
Often, yes. Removing or shortening a wall, widening an opening, moving the range or repositioning the refrigerator can transform how a kitchen works. Load-bearing walls, plumbing stacks and structural conditions determine how far a layout can move, which is why measurements and a look at existing conditions come before any firm plan.
Can plumbing be moved during a kitchen remodel?
Sinks and dishwashers can usually be relocated within reason. The practical limits are drain slope, floor construction and, in condos, the location of shared stacks. Slab-on-grade homes may need concrete work for larger moves, which affects both cost and schedule.
Can an island be added to my kitchen?
An island needs clear aisles on the working sides, generally around 42 to 48 inches when two people use the space. If the room supports it, an island can add prep surface, seating and storage. Where the room is tight, a peninsula or a shallower island often delivers most of the benefit without crowding the walkways.
What cabinet options are available?
Broadly: keeping and refinishing existing boxes, refacing with new doors and fronts, semi-custom lines with set sizes and a wide finish range, and full custom millwork built to your dimensions. Each step up adds design flexibility, storage engineering and cost.
What countertops work well in South Florida homes?
Quartz is popular because it is non-porous and consistent, which suits busy family kitchens. Granite and quartzite bring natural variation and handle heat well, with sealing as part of normal care. Marble is beautiful but etches, so it tends to suit homeowners who accept patina.
Can condo kitchens be remodeled?
Yes, with extra coordination. Buildings commonly set approval steps, work hours, elevator reservations, insurance documentation and debris handling rules. Requirements vary by condominium building and association, so we plan around your building's specific process rather than a generic assumption.
What should I prepare before requesting a quote?
Rough kitchen dimensions, a few photos, a sense of whether the layout stays or changes, and any building or HOA requirements you already know about. A general budget comfort range helps too — it lets the conversation focus on options that are realistic for you.
Can I remodel without replacing every component?
Absolutely. Many projects keep serviceable cabinet boxes and focus the budget on countertops, backsplash, lighting and hardware. Phasing is also reasonable: address the elements that bother you most now, and keep the plan compatible with later work.
What affects the final kitchen remodeling cost the most?
Cabinetry usually carries the largest share, followed by countertops and appliances. After that, the biggest swing factors are layout changes, plumbing relocation and electrical work, because they add trades, inspections and time. Existing conditions found during demolition can also shift a budget.

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Boca Raton Business Address

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Kitchen Remodelers Boca Raton FL433 Plaza Real, Suite 475
Boca Raton, FL 33432
561-782-4361

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