Kitchen Remodeling · Palm Harbor, FL
Green Home Remodeling remodels kitchens in Palm Harbor, updating the oak cabinets, tile counters and fluorescent lighting common in homes built from the 1970s to the 2000s. As a Florida State Certified General Contractor (CGC1534542), we handle design, cabinets, countertops, plumbing, electrical and the Pinellas County permit. Call (813) 536-3976 for a free estimate.
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In short
Green Home Remodeling provides kitchen remodeling in Palm Harbor, FL, about 13 miles from its Tampa office, as a Florida Certified General Contractor CGC1534542. Permits for Palm Harbor projects go through Pinellas County, and we pull and close them out. Estimates are free and written, and the Tampa location is rated 5.0 on Google from 14 reviews. Call (813) 536-3976 to set up a walkthrough.
Most Palm Harbor homes were built in planned communities between the 1970s and the 2000s. The kitchens tend to be reasonably sized but dated: honey oak or white thermofoil cabinets, tile or laminate counters, a soffit above the uppers, a fluorescent light box and a small eat-in nook.
The good news is that these layouts usually work. Many Palm Harbor kitchen remodels keep the plumbing where it is and spend the budget on cabinets, counters, lighting and flooring.
Owners usually land in one of these:
Homes from the 1990s and 2000s around the golf communities often already have an open kitchen facing a great room and a lanai. Here the update is about the island and the view: a larger island with seating, a waterfall or mitered quartz edge, pendants over the island and cabinets that make sense from the living side too.
Many of these homes back onto a screened lanai or pool. If you want to cook outside as well, ask about pairing the remodel with an outdoor kitchen so the plumbing and electrical can be planned once.
Palm Harbor has villa and 55+ communities where kitchens are compact. Small changes matter more here: pull-out shelves in base cabinets, drawers in place of lower doors, better task lighting and counter heights that are comfortable to work at. If the community has rules on contractor hours or parking, we plan around them.
Because Palm Harbor is unincorporated, kitchen work that involves plumbing, electrical or walls is generally permitted through Pinellas County. Confirm details with the county building department. We pull the permit and handle the inspections.
Our office is about 13 miles away, through Oldsmar. We also work on the other side of the county line in Oldsmar. Start with a free estimate, and read our kitchen remodel timeline guide to see how long each phase usually takes.
Palm Harbor is unincorporated, so remodeling permits generally go through Pinellas County building services rather than a city. As the licensed contractor, we submit the permit, schedule inspections and close it out. Waterfront homes near the Gulf or Lake Tarpon may have flood zone requirements, so we confirm with the county building department for your address.
Before and after
Real Green Home Remodeling projects. Captions show where each one was done.
Google reviews
Every review below is copied word for word from our Tampa Google Business Profile, where we hold a 5.0 rating from 14 reviews.
Michael S.
October 2026
We had a 10 x 10 kitchen, remodeled with Green Home Contractor Liam and the workers Juan and Liuder they were professional Meticulous Skillfully we are very pleased with the process and outcome. We highly recommend Green Home.
Loc D.
September 2026
Adam and Green Home Remodeling did an amazing job on our kitchen and floors! We went with vinyl flooring that looks like tile and absolutely love how it came out. Adam was great to work with, always responsive and made the whole process easy. Everything looks beautiful. Highly recommend!
Michael
August 2026
We had a great experience with Dean from Green Home Remodeling. He did our kitchen and master bathroom, and we couldn’t be happier with how everything turned out. Dean was easy to work with, always communicated with us, and the price was very reasonable. He did a great job and made the whole process much easier. We would definitely recommend him!
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FAQ
Have a question we did not answer? Call (813) 536-3976 and talk to a project manager.
Often yes, if the boxes are solid and level. New counters, backsplash and hardware can change the look a lot. Ask us about refacing versus new cabinets during the estimate.
If plumbing, electrical or walls change, usually yes. Palm Harbor is unincorporated, so we pull the permit through Pinellas County.
Usually. Soffits sometimes hide ducts, vents or wiring, so we check what is inside first and reroute anything we find.
Tell us about your kitchen, bathroom or addition. A project manager will call you back, walk the house with you and put a written, line-item proposal in your hands.
