Kitchen Remodeling in Fort Lauderdale

A kitchen that works before it photographs well

Kitchens get remodelled for two reasons: because the room looks dated, or because it fights you every time you cook in it. The good ones fix both. We start with how you actually use the space — where you prep, where the bin lives, how many people are in there at once — and then make the finishes serve that.

Our core strength is the hard surfaces: the floor, the backsplash and the countertops. Those three carry most of the visual weight in a kitchen and they are the elements that go wrong most obviously when they are installed badly — a backsplash with joints that do not line up with the cabinets, a countertop seam in the worst possible place, a floor that telegraphs every hump in the slab.

What we do in kitchens

• Tile and mosaic backsplashes — subway, stacked, herringbone, slab and full-height
• Countertops — granite, marble, quartzite and porcelain slab, templated and seamed properly
• Kitchen floors — large-format porcelain, wood-look plank, marble and natural stone
• Islands and waterfall edges in stone or porcelain slab
• Open-plan continuity — running the same floor through kitchen, dining and living areas
• Full renovations — demolition, cabinet installation, finishes and fixtures

Backsplash detail is not optional

A backsplash is a small area that people stand two feet away from every day, so every cut is visible. We set the layout so full tiles land at the focal points — behind the range, at the window, over the sink — keep the joints aligned across outlets, cut the switch boxes cleanly, and finish edges with a proper profile or mitre rather than a bead of caulk over a raw edge.

Living with the work

A kitchen is the room you cannot easily do without. We sequence the job so the run of days without a working kitchen is as short as the work allows, protect the rest of the house from dust, and tell you up front which days the water or the range will be off.