Condominium unit renovation in Boca Raton, Highland Beach and South Florida
Atrium renovates condominium units across Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties, from a repaint and repair after tenants leave to a complete gut renovation with new bathrooms, kitchen, flooring and electrical service. A three-bedroom oceanfront unit signed in 2026 is contracted at $225,000, covering the renovation, all building and sub-permits, site supervision and procurement. Renovation projects in the company's records since 2021 ran from $8,075 to $245,499. Work is done under Florida building contractor license CBC1264505.
Typical project range: $8,075 – $245,499 sixteen renovation projects completed since 2021, lower quartile to largest; a full three-bedroom oceanfront gut renovation signed in 2026 is $225,000.
Three sizes of condominium job
| Job | What it involved | Contract value |
|---|---|---|
| Restore after tenants | Repairs, repaint, the unit brought back to rentable | Completed “on time and within the agreed upon amount” — the customer’s words |
| Bathrooms, cabinetry and electrical | Highland Beach oceanfront: both bathrooms rebuilt, custom cabinetry, tile floors, new Siemens panel | In the renovation range below |
| Full gut renovation | Three-bedroom oceanfront unit, all permits, supervision, procurement | $225,000, signed 2026 |
Renovation projects in the records since 2021: lower quartile $8,075, median $36,923, upper quartile $133,366, largest $245,499.
What a full renovation includes
| Scope | Notes |
|---|---|
| Association application and approval | Prepared and submitted by Atrium; work does not start without it |
| Certificate of insurance | Issued naming the association, before mobilization |
| Permits | Building permit plus electrical, plumbing and mechanical sub-permits, under CBC1264505 |
| Demolition and haul-out | Scheduled around elevator and dock rules |
| Bathrooms and kitchen | Layout, plumbing rough-in, tile, fixtures, cabinetry, countertops |
| Electrical | Panel upgrade where the service is old, new circuits, lighting |
| Flooring | Tile or wood, with sound underlayment where the building requires it |
| Paint | Walls, ceilings, trim and doors |
| Closeout | Inspections, punch list, final clean, association sign-off |
What customers said
“The condo my elderly Mom rents out got trashed by tenants and abandoned. Atrium was quick to reply to my urgent request for a bid. They completed the work on time and within the agreed upon amount. The whole time they were professional and patient (I am in San Francisco and they are in Boca so lots of texting). Matt was amazing!! Gabriel was also awesome.” — Caroline Williams
Payment
40% deposit at signing, 30% at the midpoint, 30% at completion. On the 2026 gut renovation the deposit funded permits and procurement before demolition.
Sources
- Atrium contractor agreement, oceanfront condominium interior renovation, signed 2026 — three-bedroom unit, $225,000, permits, supervision and procurement included
- Atrium job records, Buildertrend, 2021 – August 2026 — 16 renovation projects with a recorded contract value
- CompanyCam project record, Highland Beach — oceanfront condominium interior renovation, 25 photographs
- Customer review, Caroline Williams — condominium unit restored after tenant damage, published on atriumpaint.com
Related questions
- What does a full condominium renovation cost?
- A three-bedroom oceanfront unit signed in 2026 is $225,000 for the complete interior renovation, permit administration, site supervision and material procurement. A unit that needs repainting and repairs after tenants is a different job — the customer who wrote about hers said it was completed on time and within the agreed amount. Between those two, renovation projects in the records ran from $8,075 to $245,499.
- How does renovating a condo differ from renovating a house?
- The building sets the rules: an association approval before work starts, a certificate of insurance naming the association, elevator and loading-dock scheduling, protection of corridors, working hours, and sometimes a building engineer's sign-off on plumbing and electrical changes. Atrium handles the application and the certificate; the working-hour limits go into the schedule on the proposal.
- Do you handle the permits?
- Yes, under Florida Certified Building Contractor license CBC1264505. The 2026 contract above names permit administration — the building permit and every sub-permit — as part of the scope. Permit fees themselves are billed at cost.
- Can you work while I am out of state?
- Yes. One customer managed her mother's unit from San Francisco entirely by text; her review names Matt and Gabriel from the crew. Progress photographs are taken on site through CompanyCam as the work happens.
- What can be done in an oceanfront high-rise?
- A recent Highland Beach project shows the range: primary and guest bathrooms rebuilt with jetted soaking tubs, stone vanity tops, custom cabinetry throughout, fixtures repositioned toward the ocean view, light tile flooring, and a full load-center upgrade with a new Siemens electrical panel.