Kitchen Remodeling in Largo, FL

A typical Largo block home has a galley or U-shaped kitchen tucked behind a wall, with a pass-through window to the family room, a fluorescent ceiling fixture and cabinets that stop short of the ceiling. The appliances have been replaced a few times, but the plumbing and wiring usually have not.

Before we design anything, we check three things: whether the wall to the living space carries roof load, whether the electrical panel can support modern appliances, and the condition of the drain line under the sink.

Terrazzo is common under old carpet in Largo homes. If you want to keep it in the rest of the house, we plan the kitchen floor transition so it looks intentional.

Konstantin's project in Largo was a full home renovation, and his kitchen was a central part of it. When the kitchen, bathrooms and flooring are all due, doing them together means one permit, one round of demolition and finishes that match across the house. If that sounds like your home, look at our home remodeling approach.

The biggest cost factors in a Largo kitchen are layout changes (moving walls or the sink), cabinet construction and quantity, countertop material, and how much electrical and plumbing need updating in an older home. Appliances and flooring also add up quickly. Our kitchen remodel cost guide breaks down each factor, and the free estimate gives you a written, line-item number for your kitchen.

In Largo's 55+ condo and villa communities, kitchens are smaller and changes need association approval. We focus on storage you can reach without a step stool, good lighting and durable counters. We provide our license and insurance for your board and follow its rules.

Largo is about 14 miles from our office. Kitchen work with plumbing, electrical or wall changes is usually permitted through the City of Largo, or through Pinellas County for unincorporated addresses, so confirm with the building department.