Kitchen Remodeler Service Areas in Davie, FL

Published figures for Broward run roughly $7,000 to $16,000 for a cosmetic refresh, $22,000 to $45,000 for a mid-range full remodel and $45,000 to $80,000 for a major one, with the Davie- specific aggregate landing lower at $12,800 to $21,200 because it mixes partial projects in with whole ones. The useful thing to know is what does not move across the county: our price structure is identical in all nine cities, with no travel fee and no location minimum. What does change as you cross the map is the housing stock, and the work changes with it. Davie and Cooper City are largely 1970s and 1980s single-family, with soffits, closed galleys and original boxes at the end of their service life, so more of those projects replace cabinets. Weston and Miramar were built later and are already open, so more of that work is surfaces and storage. Fort Lauderdale and Dania Beach add condominiums, where association rules and elevator access add labor rather than material.

For most kitchens in these nine cities, yes, and enough for a complete one rather than a trimmed version. Thirty thousand dollars covers a full remodel on a typical twenty-one to thirty-five foot Davie cabinet run: new cabinets, quartz counters, backsplash corner to corner, sink and faucet, hardware, standard plumbing and electrical reconnections, installation and finish. It sits comfortably inside our $25,000 to $42,000 band for that size and inside the published Broward mid- range of $22,000 to $45,000. Where $30,000 stops being enough is when the room gets larger, since thirty-six linear feet and up starts at $35,000, or when the layout changes, because moving a wall, a sink or a range turns a surface project into an opened wall or slab with new circuits and supply lines, and usually a permit; that work starts at $42,000. A condominium in Fort Lauderdale or Dania Beach adds staging and association hours rather than materials, and that lands as labor.

No. The price structure is identical across all nine municipalities. There is no distance surcharge, no travel fee, and no minimum project size that changes by location: a kitchen in Weston is quoted on exactly the same structure as a kitchen in Davie. This is a deliberate position rather than an oversight. Publishing a different number per city when the company does not actually keep separate price lists is invented pricing, and it is visible to anyone who checks two of your pages. What does move a kitchen invoice is the size of the room, whether the cabinet boxes stay or go, the cabinet grade and countertop material, how far the plumbing and electrical have to move, whether the scope requires permits, and access. Access is the only one that correlates loosely with where you live: a condo with a service elevator and association work hours takes longer to stage than a driveway, and that shows up as labor and schedule rather than as a different price list.

Davie plus the eight municipalities that share a border with it: Cooper City, Plantation, Sunrise, Weston, Pembroke Pines, Miramar, Fort Lauderdale and Dania Beach. That list was built from the Broward County municipal boundary map rather than from a directory of cities near Davie, which is why every one of them actually touches the town line. The distinction matters in practice, because the housing stock changes as you move across that map and the work changes with it. Davie and Cooper City are largely 1970s and 1980s single-family, which means soffits, closed galleys and original cabinet boxes at the end of their service life. Weston and Miramar were built later, so layouts are already open and the work is usually surfaces and storage. Fort Lauderdale and Dania Beach add condominiums, and a condo kitchen brings an association, elevator reservations and work- hour rules that belong in the schedule from day one.

No. Schedules are set by the scope of the project, not by the address. Work that does not require permits runs three to six weeks in total, with two to three of those weeks being the work inside your house. Work that does require permits runs eight to twelve weeks in total, with four to six inside the house. Both numbers hold in all nine cities. Two things can shift a start date, and neither is distance: permit review timelines, which are set by the jurisdiction rather than by us, and building association rules in the condo buildings, where approved work hours and elevator access can compress how much gets done in a day. Where either applies, it is identified at the walkthrough and built into the schedule you are shown, rather than turning up as a delay after the old kitchen is already out.

Yes. All work is contracted and performed by Gaven Constructions under Florida certified general contractor license CGC1524886, which is a state license covering Broward and Miami-Dade counties rather than a municipal registration limited to one town. Every estimate, contract and invoice is issued in that name, and that is the thing that makes the license and the insurance actually cover your project instead of decorating a website. The number is worth checking, and it takes about a minute in the Florida DBPR licensee search, for us or for whoever else is giving you a quote. What does vary by city is permitting, not licensing: each municipality's building division administers its own reviews, and any permits your scope requires are identified and priced before the project is approved.

The published service area stops at the municipalities bordering Davie, and it stops there for a practical reason rather than a legal one. The license covers Broward and Miami-Dade, but the schedule commitments on this site depend on how far a crew and a delivery have to travel: a crew on your job at 7 AM with the right materials on the truck, and an in-house window of two to three weeks. Requests from outside the nine cities are assessed individually and we do take some of them, particularly larger projects. What we will not do is quote you the same timeline and then miss it. If you are outside the area, call and ask; you will get a straight answer about whether the schedule on this site applies to your address before anyone comes out to measure.