Kitchen Remodeling
Full kitchen renovations coordinated by one contractor — demo, mechanicals, cabinetry, tile, and finish carpentry under a single written scope.
Overview
Kitchen Remodeling in FL, GA, AL, TN, NC & SC
The kitchen is the most complex room in the house to renovate. It stacks plumbing, electrical, lighting, waterproofing, tile, and cabinetry into one footprint, and every trade has to land in the right order. When those handoffs are managed by different companies, the schedule slips and the details get lost.
STRUXA runs the whole sequence in-house. We demo, rough in the mechanicals, inspect, close the walls, set cabinets and countertops, and finish — with one point of contact from the first walkthrough to the punch list.
You get an itemized written estimate before anything is torn out, so you know exactly what each line of the project costs and what is not included.
What’s Included
Scope You Can Hold Us To
- Demolition, debris removal, and site protection
- Cabinet layout, ordering, and installation
- Countertop templating, fabrication, and set
- Plumbing relocation, fixture and valve installation
- Electrical circuits, lighting, and code-required GFCI protection
- Tile, backsplash, and stone installation
- Finish carpentry, trim, and paint
- Permits, inspections, and final cleanup
How It Works
Four Steps, Kitchen Remodeling
- 01
Consultation
We measure the space, review finishes and layout options, and identify plumbing or structural constraints.
- 02
Estimate
A written, itemized scope with allowances for cabinetry, tile, and fixtures — line by line.
- 03
Build
Demo, rough-in, inspection, close-in, and finishes on a posted schedule.
- 04
Walkthrough
We test every fixture together and correct the punch list before final payment.
Questions
Kitchen Remodeling FAQ
Something not covered here? Call (407) 444-1653 and ask directly — we answer scope questions before you commit to anything.
A typical full kitchen remodel runs six to ten weeks from demo to final walkthrough. Cabinet lead times drive the schedule more than the labor does, so we order early and start demolition once materials are confirmed.
Yes, in most cases. Moving plumbing or electrical, altering walls, or replacing countertops over wet areas requires a permit in Orange, Seminole, and Osceola counties. We coordinate the permit with licensed trade partners and schedule every inspection.
Most homeowners can. We seal the work area, protect floors and pathways, and set up a temporary kitchen space when possible. We tell you up front which days water or power will be shut off.
Either works. We can supply everything against a written allowance, or you can purchase finishes yourself and we install them. If you supply materials, we confirm quantities before delivery so the schedule does not stall.
Cost depends on size, layout changes, and finish level. Rather than quote a range that means nothing for your house, we walk the space and issue an itemized estimate — free, with no obligation.
Ready to Build?
Tell us about your kitchen remodeling project and get a written, itemized estimate — no obligation.