Kitchen Remodeling in St. Petersburg, FL
Kitchen Remodeling for homes in Old Northeast and Kenwood and across St. Petersburg. Plans, permits and construction by one licensed contractor.
Kitchen Remodeling for St. Petersburg homes
Kitchen remodeling in St. Petersburg ranges from opening up small kitchens in historic Kenwood and Old Northeast bungalows to full remodels in waterfront homes on Snell Isle and in Shore Acres. The older homes bring tight footprints and character worth keeping; the waterfront homes bring humidity and salt air.
In a bungalow, we look for ways to gain room without erasing the house: borrowing space from a pantry or back porch, opening a non-structural wall, and choosing cabinetry and trim that suit the era. Older homes can also hide outdated wiring and plumbing, which we evaluate early, because a remodel that changes either needs a permit and an inspection.
- Old Northeast
- Kenwood
- Snell Isle
- Shore Acres
- Crescent Lake
- Placido Bayou
Permits and approvals in St. Petersburg
In St. Petersburg, building permits are issued by the City of St. Petersburg. A kitchen remodel needs a permit when walls come out or move, or when plumbing, electrical, gas or ventilation changes. Like-for-like cosmetic updates often don't, but the building department makes that call, so we confirm it before work starts and handle the application and inspections when one is needed.
In low-lying neighborhoods we also think about what sits at floor level. Cabinet materials and appliances that tolerate moisture, and outlets and wiring kept as high as practical, are sensible choices in homes where water is a real concern.
How we handle kitchen remodels
Our kitchen remodels cover layout, cabinetry, countertops, lighting, plumbing and electrical, designed and built by one licensed team with an itemized, fixed-price proposal. See our kitchen remodeling page for more.
Photos from recent Palm Bay projects
Kitchen Remodeling in St. Petersburg: FAQsQuestions
Do I need a permit for a kitchen remodel in St. Petersburg?
You need one if walls, plumbing, electrical, gas or ventilation change. In St. Petersburg, that permit comes from the City of St. Petersburg. We check before work starts and handle it when it's needed.
Can you remodel a kitchen in a Kenwood bungalow without losing its character?
Yes. We plan the layout around the existing windows and trim, choose cabinet styles that suit the era, and keep exterior changes to a minimum. Any wiring or plumbing updates are permitted and inspected.
Do you work in Old Northeast and Kenwood?
Yes. We take on kitchen remodels across St. Petersburg, including Old Northeast, Kenwood, Snell Isle, Shore Acres, Crescent Lake and Placido Bayou, and in nearby Seminole, Largo, Clearwater and Palm Harbor.