Kitchen Remodeling in West Palm Beach, Built for Coastal Humidity

“Our 1940s bungalow kitchen still had the original galley layout — one wall of shallow cabinets and a fridge you had to close the back door to open. They took out the non-load-bearing wall between the kitchen and the old breakfast nook, ran new electrical for a peninsula with seating, and matched the new casing to the original trim so it doesn't look bolted on. They also swapped the particleboard boxes for plywood cabinets, which mattered to me given how humid it gets here in August. Quote was itemized up front and the final number landed within about $400 of it. We cook every night now instead of ordering out.”

“We had a slow leak under the sink that nobody caught for months, so the base cabinet floor and part of the subfloor were soft and smelled like mildew. They pulled everything back to the studs, showed me the damage before covering it up, replaced the rotted subfloor, and sealed everything properly before the new cabinets went in. New quartz counters, undermount sink, and a proper vented range hood instead of the recirculating one we had. Crew showed up when they said they would and swept up daily, which meant a lot with a toddler in the house.”

“Condo kitchen from the early 90s — oak cabinets, laminate counters, and terrible lighting. They handled the HOA paperwork and the building's work-hour restrictions without me having to chase anyone, refaced where it made sense to save money, and built a new pantry stack in a dead corner I never thought could be used. Recessed LEDs and under-cabinet strips completely changed how the room feels. Only knock: the counter fabrication took about a week and a half longer than we planned, though they were straight with me about the delay instead of dodging calls. Would hire again.”