About Kitchen Remodeler Davie

Kitchen Remodeler Davie was acquired by Gaven Constructions, and the distinction matters in exactly one place: the paperwork. Whatever you read on this site, the document you sign says Gaven Constructions and carries license CGC1524886. If those two names ever turn up on the same job with different license numbers, something is wrong and you should stop. The reason for the two names is narrow. A general contractor's calendar fills with whole-house work, while most kitchens are a smaller and faster job that never fits into it, so the kitchen work runs under its own name and the same license.

Open the Florida DBPR licensee search, type CGC1524886, and read what comes back: the status, the class, the expiration date and the name it is issued to. It takes about a minute and it is the most useful minute you will spend on this decision. Do the same for the other two companies quoting you, and pay attention to the name the license is issued to. A license that is active but held by a company other than the one on your estimate does not protect your kitchen.

From Gaven Constructions. The 5.0 average and the 57 reviews sit on the Gaven profile, which is the company that contracts, builds and invoices your kitchen. This name is five years old and has not been collecting reviews of its own, and we would rather point that out than let a number do work it did not earn here. If you want to read them before you call, the profile is linked in the footer of every page on this site.

There are two answers, because there are two things being asked. The Kitchen Remodeler Davie name has been in use for five years. The company that does the work, Gaven Constructions, has held its Florida license since 2015 and has more than five hundred completed projects behind it. When you find a five-year-old name with a decade of work behind it, the honest explanation is usually an acquisition, and that is what happened here in 2026.

You call the same number, and the workmanship warranty covers the installation for two years. That is labor: the work of putting the kitchen in. Materials carry whatever the manufacturer covers, and on cabinets and stone that is often much longer, so the two are worth reading side by side instead of assuming one number covers everything. Two years is double the figure most of this market puts in writing, and it is deliberately a flat number rather than a range, because a range makes you wonder which end you landed on.

Yes. Those are photographs of the Gaven Constructions crew, taken on their own jobs and at their own office, not stock images and not generated ones. It matters more than it sounds. A remodeling site can be built end to end out of purchased photographs of people who do not work there, and one visitor running a reverse image search on a single picture takes the credibility of the whole site with them. What you will not find here is a founder's portrait with a signature under it, because on a kitchen job the thing that protects you is the license the contract is written under, not a face.