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A full kitchen remodel in Pompano Beach typically runs between $45,000 and $120,000, depending on square footage, material selections, and whether the layout changes. Most projects in this range take eight to fourteen weeks from permit approval to final walkthrough. At Rowan Construction Group, every kitchen remodeling project starts with a written flat price and a written scope – under Clause 1 of the Haven Standard, no one picks up a tool until you have a number you can screenshot, compare, and sign.
If your kitchen needs more than new countertops or a fresh coat of paint – if you’re talking about gutting cabinets, moving plumbing, upgrading electrical, replacing flooring, and reconfiguring the layout all at once – that’s a full remodel. It’s the most complex residential construction project most homeowners will undertake, and it’s the project where vague estimates and verbal promises cause the most damage. That’s exactly why Kitchen Remodeling in Pompano Beach anchors every phase to a signed document, not a handshake.
Grant Rowan founded this company in 2007 with a single discipline: put the price in writing before anyone starts. Across 4,000-plus projects delivered since then, that discipline has kept final costs within a few percent of the agreed number on jobs ranging from bathroom tile swaps to full kitchen overhauls in East Pompano Beach, the Cypress Isles neighborhood, and along the waterfront streets near the Intracoastal. If you want to talk through what a full remodel would look like in your home, call us at (754) 714-6540. The estimate is free, and you’ll leave with a number on paper.
When You Need Full Kitchen Remodeling
A cabinet refresh or countertop swap solves surface problems. A full kitchen design & layout remodel solves structural ones. Here’s how Pompano Beach homeowners typically describe the point at which they knew a partial fix wasn’t going to be enough:
- The layout hasn’t worked since you moved in. The triangle between your refrigerator, sink, and range requires too many steps, or the peninsula blocks natural light from the Florida room. Moving even one of those elements means touching plumbing or electrical – at which point a partial remodel costs almost as much as doing it right the first time.
- Cabinets are showing structural failure, not just cosmetic wear. In Pompano Beach’s humidity, particleboard cabinet boxes swell and delaminate within ten to fifteen years. When the face frames are separating from the boxes and drawer slides are failing, refinishing buys you eighteen months at best.
- The electrical panel serving the kitchen is undersized for modern appliances. Many homes in Pompano Beach built before 1990 – particularly in neighborhoods like Cresthaven and Palm Aire – have kitchens wired for 100-amp service. Adding a double oven, induction cooktop, and under-counter refrigerator to that circuit is a code and safety problem, not just a convenience issue.
- You’re planning to sell within three to five years and the kitchen is the weakest room. In Pompano Beach’s current market, updated kitchens in the $550,000-$750,000 price band consistently return 60 to 80 cents on the remodel dollar at resale, according to regional appraisal data. A dated kitchen in that bracket is a negotiating liability.
- The flooring is different from the rest of the main level. Mismatched flooring at the kitchen threshold reads as a flip or a patch job to buyers and appraisers alike. A full remodel is the right moment to run consistent tile or luxury vinyl plank from the kitchen through the dining area without seams.
- Water damage has compromised the subfloor or lower cabinet run. South Florida plumbing leaks – especially slow drips at the dishwasher supply line or the garbage disposal – sit in place for months before they’re noticed. By the time the flooring shows damage, the subfloor often needs sistering or replacement, which means cabinets come out regardless.
Our Full Kitchen Remodeling Process
A full kitchen remodel involves more trades, more inspections, and more decisions than almost any other residential project. The sequence below is the one we follow on every job in Pompano Beach, and the reason each step is listed is so you know what to expect before we start – not after.
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Scope Assessment and Written Price Delivery
Grant Rowan or a senior project lead walks the kitchen with you, documents existing conditions with photographs, and measures the space. We note the panel amperage, the plumbing stack locations, the ceiling height, and the condition of the subfloor. Within a few business days, you receive a flat written price and a written scope. No ranges, no “starting at” language. If we find something unexpected once walls are open – a corroded supply line, an out-of-code vent configuration – we write a change order before any additional work proceeds. That’s not a policy we invented; it’s Clause 1 of the Haven Standard, and it’s the reason our projects close within a few percent of the agreed number. -
Permits and Scheduling
In Pompano Beach, a full kitchen remodel that moves plumbing or alters electrical requires permits from the City of Pompano Beach Building Services Division. We pull those permits, schedule the required inspections, and build the inspection windows into the project timeline so they don’t become surprises that push your completion date. You’ll know the inspection schedule before demo day. -
Demolition and Substrate Preparation
We remove existing cabinets, countertops, flooring, and – where the scope calls for it – interior walls. Every visit includes a documented photo record: the condition of the subfloor, the state of the plumbing rough-in, the wire gauge on existing circuits. You receive that photo documentation as a standard deliverable, not an upgrade. If the subfloor needs sistering or the drywall behind the tile has moisture damage, you see the photograph before we discuss the fix. -
Mechanical Rough-In: Plumbing, Electrical, and HVAC
Plumbing relocations, new circuit runs, and any exhaust duct modifications happen at rough-in, before walls close. In Pompano Beach’s climate, proper kitchen exhaust matters more than most homeowners expect – coastal humidity combined with cooking steam accelerates mold in wall cavities behind inadequate ductwork. We size exhaust runs to the appliance CFM spec, not to whatever duct was already there. -
Cabinet Installation and Countertop Templating
We work with KraftMaid and Wellborn cabinet lines, both of which offer all-plywood box construction – a meaningful spec in a humid coastal market like Pompano Beach, where particleboard alternatives fail faster. After cabinets are set and leveled, countertop templates are cut. For countertop surfaces, Caesarstone and Silestone both perform well in Florida’s high-UV, high-humidity environment; we’ll walk you through which edge profiles and thicknesses make sense for your layout before anything is fabricated. -
Finish Work, Fixtures, and Final Inspection
Flooring, backsplash tile, fixtures, appliance connections, trim, and paint happen in sequence during the finish phase. Kohler fixtures are a frequent selection in Pompano Beach remodels we complete; their product line covers a wide price range without sacrificing the warranty terms that matter when a fixture is inside a wall. Final city inspection is scheduled, and once it passes, you receive the written warranty, the photo record of the completed work, and the signed change order file for every modification made during the project.
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Full kitchen remodeling in Pompano Beach runs $45,000 to $120,000 for most residential projects. That’s a wide range, so here’s what moves the number:
| Project Type | Typical Range | What’s Included |
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| Mid-Range Full Remodel (same footprint) | $45,000 – $70,000 | New cabinets, countertops, tile backsplash, flooring, fixtures, appliance connections – no layout changes |
| Full Remodel with Layout Changes | $68,000 – $95,000 | Above, plus plumbing relocation, electrical upgrades, possible wall removal with structural header |
| High-End Full Remodel | $90,000 – $120,000+ | Custom cabinet lines, engineered stone countertops, designer fixtures, premium appliances, full tile work |
Several factors specific to Pompano Beach push costs in one direction or another:
- Existing electrical capacity: Homes in older Pompano Beach neighborhoods like Collier City or Leisureville often need a subpanel or service upgrade before modern kitchen appliances can be safely connected. That work adds $1,500 to $5,000 depending on the panel condition and the distance to the main.
- Plumbing stack location: If your sink needs to move more than a few feet from the existing stack, the drain slope requirements under Florida Building Code may require opening the slab. That’s a meaningful cost driver – typically $3,000 to $8,000 for the plumbing work alone, plus slab repair.
- Material selections: A Caesarstone or Silestone countertop in a standard thickness and edge profile runs $70 to $120 per square foot installed. Custom stone, waterfall edges, or book-matched slabs push that figure higher.
- Permit and inspection fees: City of Pompano Beach permit fees for a full kitchen remodel are typically $800 to $2,500 depending on the declared value of the work. These are real costs that belong in your budget and in your written quote – not buried in a contingency line.
The written price you receive from Rowan Construction Group Pompano Beach reflects all of these inputs. There’s no “starting at” language and no separate bid for permits – the number on the page is the number we’re committing to, subject only to signed change orders if conditions behind walls differ from what the assessment found. Call (754) 714-6540 to schedule a free estimate. You’ll receive a written price, not a ballpark.
FAQs – Full Kitchen Remodeling
How long does a full kitchen remodel take in Pompano Beach?
Most full kitchen remodels in Pompano Beach take eight to fourteen weeks from permit issuance to final inspection. The range exists because permit processing time at Pompano Beach Building Services varies – typically two to four weeks – and because layout-change projects that require structural work or plumbing slab penetrations add time during rough-in. Projects without layout changes and with material selections made before demo day, including those with a straightforward kitchen island installation, tend to land at the shorter end. We build the inspection schedule into the project timeline before work starts so you’re not guessing at your completion date. Call (754) 714-6540 and we can give you a realistic timeline estimate based on your specific scope.
Do I need a permit for a full kitchen remodel in Pompano Beach?
Yes – if the remodel involves any electrical work beyond replacing a fixture in the same location, any plumbing changes, or any structural wall modifications, the City of Pompano Beach requires permits. A full kitchen remodel that relocates the sink, upgrades circuits, or removes a wall will require both a building permit and trade permits for plumbing and electrical. Rowan Construction Group pulls all required permits as part of the project; the permit cost is included in your written quote, not added later as a line item after you’ve signed.
Is it cheaper to do a partial remodel now and finish later?
Rarely, and usually not by much. The most expensive single-trade item in a full kitchen remodel is the labor mobilization – tearing out cabinets, protecting adjacent rooms, managing debris, and staging materials. If you do that once for a countertop swap and then again two years later for cabinets and flooring, you pay for that mobilization twice. In Pompano Beach, homeowners who phase remodels across two projects typically spend 15 to 25 percent more in total than those who scope the full project at once. There are situations where phasing makes sense – a budget constraint that’s resolved in a defined period, for example – but it’s worth running the numbers on your specific scope before deciding. That’s a conversation we’re glad to have at no charge. Call (754) 714-6540.
What does the 365-Day Done Right Promise cover on a kitchen remodel?
The 365-Day Done Right Promise means that if any element of the completed work isn’t right – a cabinet door that won’t seat flush, a grout joint that cracks, a fixture connection that weeps – Rowan Construction Group returns and makes it right within the warranty period, at no additional cost. The terms are printed and provided with the project documentation at closeout, not summarized verbally. It covers the work Rowan performed; it doesn’t cover manufacturer defects on appliances the homeowner supplied or normal wear on consumable materials. If you have a specific scope question about what the promise covers, ask us before you sign – that’s the point of delivering the terms in writing.
Why Rowan Construction Group for Full Kitchen Remodeling in Pompano Beach
Grant Rowan started Rowan Construction Group in 2007 with one operating rule: the price goes in writing before anyone touches anything. That rule has held across 4,000-plus projects, including kitchen remodeling near me in Pompano Beach, FL projects in every part of the city – waterfront properties near the Intracoastal, mid-century ranch homes in Cresthaven, newer construction in Cypress Isles, and condos along Atlantic Boulevard. The written price isn’t a sales tactic; it’s the mechanism that keeps projects on budget and keeps the relationship between contractor and homeowner straightforward.
Every crew member is background-checked and uniformed. A live person answers calls at (754) 714-6540 around the clock. Every site visit – assessment, rough-in, finish work, final inspection – produces a documented photo record that you keep. No change proceeds without a signed change order. And if something isn’t right within a year of completion, the 365-Day Done Right Promise requires us to fix it.
If you’ve already received a quote from another contractor and you want a second opinion, bring it. Our Free Second Opinion offer means we’ll review any written estimate line by line, at no charge, so you understand what you’re comparing before you decide. That offer exists because we believe the customer who sees the numbers clearly is the customer who makes the right call – and usually calls us back.
To get a free written estimate for your full kitchen remodel in Pompano Beach, call (754) 714-6540. You can also learn more about the full range of kitchen work we handle on our home page. The estimate is free, the price is written, and the scope is yours to keep whether you hire us or not.
Written by Grant Rowan, Owner at Rowan Construction Group Pompano Beach, serving Pompano Beach.