Home Remodeling in Plantation, FL
Great Lots, Great Trees, Houses Worth Reinvesting In
People stay in Plantation. The tree-lined streets, the generous lots and neighborhoods like Plantation Acres make it one of those cities where owners would rather remodel than move - because you cannot easily replace the setting. Most of the housing went up between the 1960s and the 1980s, single-story ranches with good bones and dated interiors.
Our work here is about unlocking those houses. That means taking down the wall that separates a small kitchen from the living room, rebuilding bathrooms that have not changed in forty years, and dealing with the classic Plantation floor question: the original terrazzo hiding under decades of carpet, which some owners restore and others cover with new flooring.
What We Do in Plantation Homes
Full interior renovations of 60s, 70s and 80s ranches are our specialty in this city - kitchen, bathrooms, flooring, lighting and paint approached as one coordinated project rather than a string of separate jobs. On the larger lots, room additions and extended primary suites are popular and practical.
Flooring gets special attention in Plantation. If your slab has terrazzo, we can evaluate whether restoring it makes sense or whether new tile or luxury vinyl over it is the better path for how you live. Either way you end up with one clean, continuous surface through the house.
A Contractor Who Works the Way Plantation Expects
This is a city of long-term homeowners who talk to their neighbors. We show up when we say we will, protect the parts of the house we are not working on, and finish the punch list all the way to the end - because our next Plantation project usually comes from the last one.
Love your Plantation lot but not your layout?
Have us out and see what your ranch house could become.
Call (877) 509-3658Plantation Remodeling Questions, Answered
Should I restore my terrazzo or put new flooring over it?
It depends on the condition of the terrazzo and the look you want. Restoration grinds and polishes the original surface; covering it allows any modern floor. We assess it in person and lay out both options honestly.
Can a 1970s Plantation ranch really be opened up into a modern layout?
Usually yes. Single-story ranches are among the best candidates for open-plan conversions, since many interior walls can be removed or beamed. We verify the structure first, then plan the new layout around it.
How does permitting work for a remodel in Plantation?
Permits go through the Plantation Building Division for anything involving structure, plumbing or electrical. We prepare the documents, pull the permits and schedule the inspections as part of the job.
Is an addition worth it compared to buying a bigger house?
In Plantation, often yes - lots this size in established neighborhoods are hard to find again. We will look at your site and tell you plainly whether an addition or an internal reconfiguration serves you better.
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