Remodeling & Tile in Delray Beach

Happily — those are some of our favorite jobs. Old houses take more patience: uneven floors, plaster, layouts that made sense in 1930. But there's almost always a way to make them work for how you live now without gutting what makes them special.

Usually, yes. The trick is picking the right wall rather than taking out three of them. We'll often borrow space from a hallway or an oversized closet too. Done well, one wall and a bit of borrowed space makes the whole house feel twice the size.

For exterior changes they might. Inside is generally more flexible. It depends on your specific property, so give us the address and what you're planning and we'll find out before you get too far down the road.

Yes, and a lot of it looks similar — new flooring throughout, turning a tub into a walk-in shower, updating a kitchen without moving walls. Your community will have its own approval steps, and we plan the schedule around those.

About 30 minutes down I-95, in Pompano Beach. Worth the trip once. You can see full tile panels and stone side by side instead of guessing from little samples, take pieces home to look at in your own light, and get every material decision done in one go.

Plumbing, electrical and structural work generally needs one from the City of Delray Beach. Cosmetic work like new flooring usually doesn't. Historic homes can have extra review for exterior changes. We'll figure out what yours needs and pull the permits.

It really depends on size, materials, and whether plumbing or walls are moving. Older homes near downtown sometimes need work behind the walls that a newer house wouldn't. Rather than throw out a number that might not fit, we measure and give you real pricing.