Interior Remodeling in Fort Lauderdale

Whole-property transformations, including additions and reconfigured floor plans, under a single contract.

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A whole-home remodel is closer to building a house than to decorating one. Walls move, systems are replaced, the floor plan changes, and the work has to be sequenced so that trades are not tripping over one another or redoing each other's work.

We take on full-property remodels across Fort Lauderdale under a single contract, covering design, permitting and construction, so there is one schedule, one budget and one team accountable for the result.

Interior finish carpentry and millwork detail

What's included

Interior Remodeling

  • Complete floor plan reconfiguration
  • Custom millwork, cabinetry and finish carpentry
  • Tile, stone and specialist wall finishes
  • Room additions and second-storey extensions
  • ADU construction and garage conversions
  • Structural alterations with engineered detailing
  • Full electrical and plumbing replacement
  • HVAC replacement and duct redesign
  • Impact window and door replacement
  • Kitchens, bathrooms, flooring and millwork throughout

How it works

Our process

  1. Assessment

    We survey the existing structure and systems and establish what is worth keeping - which is usually more, and occasionally less, than expected.

  2. Design and budget

    The new plan is developed against a real construction budget, so scope decisions happen before money is committed.

  3. Permitting

    Full drawings submitted for review, with structural, electrical, plumbing and mechanical scopes covered.

  4. Phased construction

    Demolition, structure, envelope, rough-in, inspections, finishes - sequenced so each trade works over finished conditions.

  5. Close-out

    Final inspections, snag list, and a documented handover.

Building in Broward

What this means in Fort Lauderdale

Remodeling an older Fort Lauderdale property regularly means bringing it forward to current code, and the trigger points matter: once the work reaches a certain scale, upgrades that were optional become mandatory. Impact-rated openings, roof-to-wall connections and electrical service capacity are the usual ones. Knowing where those thresholds sit is the difference between a predictable budget and a mid-project surprise.

ADUs and garage conversions are among the most common requests we see, and both are governed by local zoning and parking rules as much as by construction code. Flood elevation applies here too: on lower-lying lots it constrains what can be converted at grade and where mechanical equipment is allowed to sit. We check all of this during assessment.

Questions

Frequently asked

Can we live in the house during the remodel?

Sometimes, on phased projects. On whole-home work with systems replacement it is usually neither practical nor pleasant. We will give you an honest answer for your specific scope rather than the convenient one.

Will remodeling trigger a full code upgrade?

It can. Above certain scope thresholds, elements that were grandfathered must be brought to current code. We identify those triggers during assessment so they are in the budget from the start.

Do you handle ADUs and garage conversions?

Yes, both. They are governed by local zoning as well as building code, so we confirm what your specific lot permits before design begins.

Testimonials

Happy Clients

★★★★★

“They were very professional, on time, and followed up with everything. Everyone in the office was polite and the customer service was excellent. They have very skilled craftsmen and a designer on staff with great attention to detail. My project was done on time, within budget, and the quality of their work is outstanding. A very important side note was that the crew kept everything clean during the project. The end result looks fantastic and I have a beautiful, high-end kitchen.”

Katie T.
Katie T.
Miami

Ready to start your project in Fort Lauderdale?

Start with a free consultation. Tell us about the project and we will talk through scope, budget and what is realistic.