Statewide Home Remodeling has handled renovation and remodeling projects across Central Florida since 1985. From restaurant buildouts to kitchen overhauls, one contractor runs the whole job so you do not have to.
Free EstimateA general contractor owns the schedule, the trades, and the permit. That is the short version. On a Statewide job one person coordinates the demo crew, the plumber, the electrician, the tile setter, and the county inspector, then walks the punch list with you at the end. You make the decisions. We chase everybody else.
Rois Narvaez started remodeling Central Florida homes in 1985 and registered Statewide Home Remodeling in 2012. He still runs the jobs. That matters most when something opens up mid project. Pull the drywall in a 1970s Metrowest ranch and you may find cloth wrapped wiring, or a drain line the original plumber ran straight through a bearing wall. We call you before we act on it, with a number attached.
We also pull our own permits, which is not universal in this market. Ask any contractor you are comparing when they last pulled a permit in Orange County and how long the review took. We can answer that. Insurance claim work is welcome, and we handle both sides of a property: a kitchen remodeling in a single family home runs on a different clock than a bathroom remodel in an occupied apartment building, and we staff each one accordingly.
Four decades in Central Florida construction does not happen by accident. Repeat clients and referrals carry most of our work, and when we ask people why they came back the answers land in the same three places. Those are below. If you want to see all three at once, look at our home renovations, where the permit, the trade scheduling, and the finish work all have to hold together for months at a time.
We have worked on properties across Orange, Osceola, and Seminole counties for four decades. That history means we know local permit requirements, common property types, and what actually holds up in Florida's climate.
We do not mark a project complete until it meets our standards. That means a real walkthrough at the end of every job, not a handoff when we are close. If something is not right, it gets fixed before we leave.
Restaurants, schools, hotels, and apartments alongside single family homes. We understand the code and scheduling differences between commercial and residential work, and we staff accordingly.
Orlando
Kitchen renovation, new cabinets and tile
Expect an estimate that matches what we can actually see, and a phone call before anything changes. We walk the property before we quote. Every line ties to something we looked at, and whatever cannot be known until demo starts gets flagged in writing up front instead of surfacing later as a surprise. That is the part most people have been burned on before they ever call us.
During the job you get one point of contact rather than a rotating cast. We schedule around how you actually use the space. In an occupied house that usually means the only working bathroom goes last. In a restaurant it means the loud work happens well before service. We have taken a 1950s Cape Canaveral house back to studs, built a 20x20 addition in Sanford and moved the old kitchen to the back of the house, and finished a commercial bathroom in black tile near Disney.
At the end we walk it together. A job is not finished when the last tile goes in. It is finished when you have looked at it, told us what bothers you, and we have fixed it. Cost comes up early for most people, so we give you the number before we start, and financing through Regions Bank can spread it out on qualifying projects. At Statewide Home Remodeling the estimate is free and nothing is attached to it.
Tell us what you want done and we will get back to you. Please give us a real name, phone, and email so we can actually reach you. For a middle-of-the-night emergency, skip the form and call or text (407) 508-4052.