About us
Kitchen Remodeling in West Palm Beach, Built by People Who Live Here
Marco Delgado
Owner & Lead Remodeler · Since 2011
About Our Shop
Kitchen Remodeling in West Palm Beach, Built by People Who Live Here
Marco Delgado runs this business the way he learned the trade — on site, tools in hand, talking to the homeowner instead of a call center. He is the Owner and Lead Remodeler, which means the person who walks your kitchen and writes your quote is the same person setting your cabinets and checking your reveals. Most of our work happens within a few miles of home: bungalow kitchens in Flamingo Park and Grandview Heights, 1920s and '30s houses in El Cid and Northwood, condos near CityPlace and Clematis Street, and postwar homes out in Roosevelt Estates. We also take projects across Palm Beach County — Palm Beach, Lake Worth and Boynton Beach are regular stops.
Older West Palm Beach housing stock keeps this job honest. Open up a Northwood or El Cid kitchen wall and you may find cloth-wrapped wiring, galvanized supply lines, no dedicated circuit for the range, and plaster over wood lath that does not come off clean. Slab homes hide their own surprises under the tile. We do the demo, look at what is actually there, and tell you before we start moving cabinets — not after. Layout changes near old plumbing stacks get planned around what the house will realistically allow, so you are not paying to chase a sink across the room for no gain.
The tropical climate here is the other half of the equation. Hot, humid summers push moisture into everything, so we care a great deal about how a kitchen renovation in West Palm Beach handles it: plywood cabinet boxes rather than particleboard where budget allows, proper sealing at sink bases and toe kicks, real exhaust ducted to the exterior instead of a recirculating hood, and finishes that do not swell every August. During hurricane season we sequence work so the house is never left open to weather over a weekend, and we schedule material deliveries with storm windows in mind. Office hours are Mon–Fri 8am–5pm and Sat 9am–12pm, and we keep you posted on where the job stands without you having to chase us.
I grew up off Flamingo Park, and I still remember helping my uncle re-hang cabinet doors in the 1920s bungalows around Grandview Heights when I was barely tall enough to hold the level. That's really how I got into kitchens. I spent years running finish carpentry crews across Palm Beach County — condo galleys in Downtown West Palm Beach, wide-open renovations in El Cid, kitchens in Northwood cottages where nothing is plumb and the old plaster hides surprises — before I started taking my own jobs. I opened this company because too many homeowners were getting talked into finishes that simply don't survive here: particleboard boxes that swell in a humid August, cheap hinges that rust, no plan for the moment a hurricane shutter goes up and the AC goes off for three days. So I build differently. Plywood boxes, marine-grade or moisture-rated materials where it counts, and we look hard at what's behind the wall in older Roosevelt Estates and Flamingo Park homes — cast iron drains, cloth-wrapped wiring, uneven slabs — before we ever quote a number. I schedule demolition and cabinet delivery around storm season on purpose; nobody wants an open kitchen in September. I live here, my kids see the animals at the Palm Beach Zoo more than I'd like to admit, and I run into clients on Clematis Street and at the Norton. That keeps me honest. We're locally owned and owner-operated — I'm on your job, not just on the contract. You get an upfront quote, plain answers, and workmanship you can open a drawer and inspect. We work Mon–Fri 8am–5pm and Saturdays 9am–12pm, and I do the same for folks in Palm Beach, Lake Worth and Boynton Beach.
- Owner-operated: Marco Delgado writes the quote, runs the crew and is on site through the job
- Experienced with pre-war housing stock in El Cid, Northwood, Flamingo Park and Grandview Heights — old wiring, plaster and lath, and cast iron drains are not a surprise to us
- Humidity-conscious material and ventilation choices for hot, humid Palm Beach County summers
- Hurricane-season scheduling: the house gets closed up and secured, never left open through a storm window
- Upfront written quotes and workmanship you can inspect at every stage — cabinet levels, tile layout, plumbing tie-ins
Credentials & guarantees
- ✓Locally owned and operated in West Palm Beach, working daily across Downtown, Northwood, El Cid, Flamingo Park, Grandvie
- ✓Open Mon–Fri 8am–5pm and Sat 9am–12pm, so walkthroughs and selection meetings fit around a work week
- ✓Upfront written quotes with cabinet, counter and labor lines broken out — no allowance games or surprise change orders
- ✓Hands-on experience with Palm Beach County's older housing stock: 1920s–1940s bungalows in Northwood, El Cid and Grandvi
- ✓We plan around the tropical reality here — humid summers and hurricane season — specifying moisture-tolerant plywood box
- ✓Detailing built for coastal air: we handle the permit process with the City of West Palm Beach, and we pick hardware and
- ✓Workmanship you can inspect before we invoice — level cabinet runs, tight scribe to out-of-plumb old walls, sealed count
- ✓Condo and HOA-savvy: we work within building elevator, quiet-hours and insurance rules common in Downtown and CityPlace-
Our guarantee
Here's our promise: the price we put in writing is the price you pay unless you ask for something different, and any change gets priced and approved by you before a tool comes out. We give you a real schedule with a start and finish date, keep one point of contact you can reach during business hours, and protect floors and doorways daily so your Flamingo Park heart-pine or El Cid terrazzo looks the same at the end as it did on day one. We don't ask for the final payment until you've walked the kitchen with us — drawers pulled, doors adjusted, counters sealed, plumbing and outlets tested — and told us it's right. If something we installed isn't right, we come back and fix it.
What West Palm Beach, FL Customers Say
“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.”