Kitchen remodeling with the permit already handled

A kitchen is the one remodel where every trade shows up: demolition, rough plumbing, electrical, drywall, cabinet install, counters, tile, paint. Hiring them one at a time means you become the project manager. We run all of it as one job, under one permit, with one schedule you can read.

What's in the scope

• Design and layout. Moving a sink or an island changes the plumbing and electrical plan; we draw it before we quote it, so the number holds.
• Demolition and disposal. Dumpster, protection for the rest of the house, and a clean site every evening.
• Rough plumbing and electrical. New circuits for appliances, GFCI where code wants them, water lines moved to the new layout — all inspected before the walls close.
• Cabinets, counters and tile. Stock, semi-custom or custom cabinetry; quartz, granite or porcelain counters; backsplash to your spec.
• Finish. Paint, trim, fixtures, appliance hook-up, and a punch list we walk with you.

Why the permit matters more here than anywhere

South Florida's building departments enforce the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone provisions of the Florida Building Code, and an unpermitted kitchen shows up at sale time, at insurance renewal, and on the condo's 40-year recertification. We file the application, answer the plan reviewer, schedule the rough inspections, and close the permit at the end. You never go to the counter.

PSR-001 · demo · plumbing · cabinets · install · Building, plumbing and electrical permits pulled by PSR