Cabinets, countertops, flooring, layout changes, structural wall removal. Statewide Home Remodeling manages the full kitchen remodel, so you are not coordinating four contractors yourself.
Free EstimateMore than most people expect. A kitchen renovation that looks straightforward on paper, new cabinets, updated countertops, a fresh floor, usually turns out to involve a plumbing rough-in adjustment, an electrical load check for the new appliances, and a permit from Orange County before the first cabinet box goes on the wall.
The finish work is the easy part. Managing everything behind it is where a job either holds its schedule or starts slipping, and that is the part we have been doing across Orlando since 1985. We handle the full scope under one contract: demolition, layout changes, structural wall removal for open concept conversions, cabinet installation and refacing, quartz and granite countertops, tile backsplashes, flooring, lighting, drywall, paint, plumbing fixtures and appliance hook-up.
Older houses in Colonialtown, Pine Hills and the earlier Lake Nona subdivisions each bring their own wrinkles. Galvanized supply lines that have to be replaced before a new sink goes in. Undersized circuits that will not carry a modern range without a panel upgrade. A load bearing wall sitting exactly where somebody wants an open floor plan.
We have seen all of it, and we account for it before the estimate rather than calling you mid demo with a surprise. A kitchen is often one room inside a larger project, and our home renovations run the same way either way. Here is who you would be hiring, if that matters to you.
Everything below is handled in house or coordinated by us under a single contract. Most kitchens need four or five of these at once, and the order they happen in is what decides whether the job runs three weeks or ten. You do not manage the subcontractors.
Full cabinet replacement or refacing, depending on your budget and the condition of the existing boxes. We install stock, semi custom and custom cabinetry, and we can add pullouts, soft close hardware and built-in organizers as part of the same job.
Quartz and granite are the most requested materials in the Orlando market right now, and both hold up under Florida humidity. We template, fabricate through our supplier relationships and install. Tile countertops are available for clients who prefer them.
Moving or removing a wall between a kitchen and a dining or living area changes how the whole house functions. When that wall is load bearing, which is common in homes built before 1990, the work needs an engineer's beam specification and a structural permit. We handle both.
Porcelain tile, ceramic, luxury vinyl plank and natural stone. Backsplash tile takes more time than most contractors budget for, because the layout has to be set off the finished countertop rather than the wall. We do not rush that part.
Recessed lighting, under cabinet lighting and pendant fixtures over islands. Most Orlando kitchens built before 2005 are lit by one or two ceiling fixtures. A proper lighting plan changes how the room feels and how it functions, especially over a prep counter.
Sink relocation, new fixture installation, dishwasher connections and appliance hook-up. If a layout change moves the sink, we adjust the supply and drain lines to suit, and we pull the permit wherever that work requires one.
Two questions come up on almost every estimate call, so here are honest answers. Vague ones do not help you plan anything.
Timeline follows scope. A cosmetic refresh, meaning new cabinet doors, countertops and paint, can be done in one to two weeks when the materials are in stock. A full gut with layout changes, new flooring, structural work and an Orange County permit runs six to ten weeks on average once permit review and material lead times are counted. Cabinets are usually the long pole: a semi custom order runs four to six weeks from order to delivery, and very little else can finish until they are in the room.
Budget varies more widely, because finish level moves the number further than square footage does. A mid range full kitchen remodel in the Orlando area currently runs roughly $25,000 to $55,000 for most homes. High end finishes, a large kitchen or structural changes push past that. Cosmetic only updates land well below it, and financing through Regions Bank can spread any of them over time on qualifying projects.
What we will not do is quote a kitchen we have not stood in. Square footage alone says nothing about what is behind the walls. After the walkthrough you get a written estimate that breaks out labor, materials and permit costs separately, so you can see exactly where the money goes.
Yes. Three things are worth knowing before demo starts.
Homes built before 1978 may hold lead paint in the wall surfaces, and asbestos turns up in floor tile and the mastic under it in houses built before 1980. Disturbing either during demo calls for proper handling. We identify the risk at the walkthrough and deal with it before work begins, which is the difference between a planned step and a stopped job.
Electrical is the next one. Kitchens in pre 1990 Orlando homes often still run on a 100 amp panel sized for the appliances of that era. A modern kitchen with a range, dishwasher, refrigerator, microwave and disposal may need a panel upgrade before the work passes inspection. That is a real cost to factor in early.
Plumbing is the third. Galvanized steel supply lines corrode from the inside out and quietly lose pressure over the years. If the pipes in the walls show rust or reduced flow, replacing them while the kitchen is already open costs considerably less than doing it as a separate job later. At Statewide Home Remodeling all three checks happen during the estimate walkthrough, so you decide before we start rather than after the walls are open.
We work throughout Orange, Osceola and Seminole counties, under one general contractor license for every permitted job. Kitchens often run alongside bathroom remodeling on the same contract. Call (407) 508-4052 to confirm we cover your area before you put time into an estimate request.
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