Kitchen Remodels
Cabinets, countertops, flooring, lighting, and layout changes including wall removals to open a kitchen to a dining or living area. We work across a range of materials and price points.
Home Renovations In Orlando, FL
From a single bathroom update to a full home overhaul, Statewide Home Remodeling manages every part of the job. One contractor, one point of contact, and four decades in Central Florida.
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Orlando home renovation contractor
What Home Renovation Work Does Statewide Home Remodeling Handle?
Most of it. Kitchen remodeling, bathroom remodeling, room additions, load bearing wall removals, new flooring, interior and exterior painting, drywall, doors, windows, roofing, and outdoor living spaces built with pavers. If it changes how your home looks or how it works, it is in scope.
We have been renovating homes across Orlando and the surrounding cities since 1985. That covers modest single room updates in established neighborhoods like Dr. Phillips and Conway, and it covers full gut renovations on older properties in Azalea Park and College Park, where the original construction tends to have opinions of its own. Florida homes built before 2000 often hide outdated wiring runs, original single pane windows, or drywall that has been quietly failing behind paint. We account for what we can see up front. We flag the rest when we find it, and we call you before we act on it.
Permitting and inspections are ours to handle on any work that requires them. Orange County review timelines vary by trade and by project type, and pulling permits in house means nobody is waiting on a subcontractor to file paperwork before the job can move. That is usually worth more to a schedule than any single day saved on site.
What we renovate
Which Rooms and Areas Can Statewide Home Remodeling Renovate?
Short answer: any of them. Here is how the work breaks down, and which trades each piece pulls in. Most projects touch two or three of these at once, and that overlap is where the scheduling matters more than any single trade does.
Bathroom Renovations
Full gut and rebuild, or selective updates. Tile, fixtures, vanities, walk-in showers, soaking tubs, and accessibility work for aging in place.
Exterior Improvements
New siding, fresh paint, updated doors and windows, roofing repairs and replacement, and curb appeal work that goes past the cosmetic.
Outdoor Living Spaces
Paver patios, covered lanais, and outdoor entertainment areas. A well planned outdoor space adds usable square footage without the cost of a room addition.
Room Additions and Structural Work
Adding square footage, or opening up what is already there. We have built 20x20 additions and taken out load bearing walls, which means engineered beams, permits and inspections rather than a weekend of demo.
Energy Efficiency Upgrades
Impact resistant windows and insulated doors make a real difference to a Florida home's cooling bill. We install both, and we can help you work out where the conditioned air is going.
How a project works with us
What Happens After You Call Statewide for a Home Renovation?
We start with a walkthrough. Not a sales pitch, a real look at the space, because a price built from photographs and square footage is a number we would only have to revise once we were standing in the room. After the walkthrough you get a detailed estimate covering what we can see, and where there are knowable unknowns we tell you what they are and what we would do about them.
Demo on an older house in particular tends to surface things. Cast iron drain lines. Old wiring tucked into a wall nobody has opened since the seventies. Moisture behind tile that has been sitting there for years. We would rather prepare you than surprise you, and the estimate says so in writing before you sign it.
Once it is approved we handle scheduling across every trade involved. Plumbers, electricians, tile setters, painters. You do not manage those relationships, we do, and the subcontractors we use regularly already know how we run a job, which keeps the work moving in sequence instead of stacking up at the end. Inspections get booked as the work calls for them, and the final walkthrough happens with you before anything is called done. The background on the company is there if you want it.
One contractor vs. many
Is It Worth Hiring a General Contractor for a Home Renovation in Orlando?
For anything involving more than one trade, yes. A kitchen remodel means coordinating a plumber, an electrician, a cabinet installer, a tile setter and a painter, usually in an order where one cannot start until another has finished. One gap in that sequence costs days, and the days compound.
A general contractor absorbs the coordination. We have worked with the same core subcontractors for years, so we know their schedules, their lead times, and what they need from us to turn up ready to work. That saves time on your project. It also cuts the risk of one trade making a decision that becomes the next trade's problem.
Every renovation we finish is built to current Florida Building Code, and all work is permitted where permits are required. That matters later, not just now: unpermitted work can complicate a refinance, a sale, and an insurance claim on the same property. If you are comparing bids, ask each contractor whether they pull their own permits. It is a fast way to work out who is actually running the job. At Statewide Home Remodeling we take both residential and commercial work, and financing through Regions Bank can spread the cost on qualifying projects.
Where we work
Does Statewide Home Remodeling Serve My Neighborhood in Orlando?
We work throughout Central Florida, covering Orange, Osceola and Seminole counties, on residential and commercial renovation projects alike. If you do not see your city listed, call us at (407) 508-4052 and we will confirm whether we can get to you.
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Ready for a free estimate on your kitchen or bath?
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.