Kitchen and bathroom remodeling in Boca Raton and South Florida
Atrium remodels kitchens and bathrooms in houses and condominium units across Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties under Florida Certified Building Contractor license CBC1264505, which means the permits, the electrical and plumbing subcontractors and the inspections are handled under one license. Two full kitchen remodels in the company's records since 2021 were $39,326 and $40,626; a partial kitchen was $2,915. Renovation projects overall ran from $8,075 to $245,499, with a median of $36,923.
Typical project range: $8,075 – $133,366 the middle half of sixteen renovation and remodeling projects completed since 2021; the two full kitchen remodels were $39,326 and $40,626.
What recent remodels cost
From Atrium’s job records, 2021 through August 2026 — contract values, not estimates.
| Project | Contract value |
|---|---|
| Partial kitchen — no layout change | $2,915 |
| Full kitchen remodel | $39,326 |
| Full kitchen remodel | $40,626 |
| Renovation projects, lower quartile of 16 | $8,075 |
| Renovation projects, median of 16 | $36,923 |
| Renovation projects, upper quartile of 16 | $133,366 |
| Renovation projects, largest of 16 | $245,499 |
What a full remodel includes
| Division | Typical scope |
|---|---|
| General conditions | Permits, project management, protection of the rest of the house, daily cleanup, dumpster |
| Demolition | Cabinets, countertops, flooring, tile, fixtures removed and hauled |
| Framing and drywall | Walls moved or opened, new drywall, patching, ceiling repairs |
| Plumbing | Rough-in relocated, new supply and drain lines, fixtures set |
| Electrical | New circuits, under-cabinet and recessed lighting, panel work where needed |
| Cabinetry and millwork | Cabinets set, custom millwork built and installed |
| Countertops | Quartz or stone templated, fabricated, installed |
| Tile and flooring | Floor and wall tile, backsplash, hardwood or LVT |
| Paint | Walls, ceilings and trim, two coats |
| Closeout | Punch list, final clean, inspection sign-off |
Two recent projects
Highland Beach, oceanfront condominium. Primary and guest bathrooms updated, jetted soaking tubs set overlooking the ocean, vanities topped in stone with gold-toned hardware, light tile flooring throughout, custom cabinetry, and a full load-center upgrade with a new Siemens panel.
Pompano Beach, waterfront house. Kitchen ceiling opened for structural joist repair and new HVAC ductwork, wiring updated, quartz countertops and light hardwood flooring installed to open the kitchen into the living space.
License and permits
Atrium Painting and Restoration Inc. holds Florida Certified Building Contractor license CBC1264505 — verifiable on the Florida DBPR license portal. A certified license is valid in every county in the state, so the same license pulls the permit whether the kitchen is in Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale or Miami.
Sources
- Atrium job records, Buildertrend, 2021 – August 2026 — 3 kitchen projects and 16 renovation/tenant-improvement projects with a recorded contract value
- CompanyCam project records, Highland Beach and Pompano Beach — bathroom and kitchen scope, materials and systems as recorded on site
Related questions
- What does a kitchen remodel cost?
- The two complete kitchen remodels in Atrium's records since 2021 came to $39,326 and $40,626. A partial job — cabinets and paint, no layout change — was $2,915. What moves the number is whether walls, plumbing or electrical move, the cabinet line, and stone versus laminate countertops. Every proposal itemises those so you can see where the money is.
- Do I need a permit to remodel a kitchen or bathroom in Florida?
- If plumbing, electrical or structural work changes, yes, in every South Florida municipality. Replacing cabinets and countertops in the same footprint usually does not. Atrium pulls the permits under its own building contractor license and schedules the inspections; the cost of the permit itself is billed at cost.
- Can you remodel a bathroom in a high-rise condominium?
- Yes. A recent Highland Beach oceanfront project updated the primary and guest bathrooms, installed jetted soaking tubs, stone vanity tops and gold-toned hardware, and replaced the flooring with light tile, alongside a full electrical panel upgrade. Condominium work adds building approval, elevator scheduling, protection of common areas and working hours set by the association — all of which is in the proposal.
- Who does the plumbing and electrical?
- Licensed plumbing and electrical subcontractors, under Atrium's building contractor license and supervision. Their work is on the same proposal and inspected under the same permit.
- How is payment structured?
- 40% at signing, 30% at an agreed midpoint — typically when demolition and rough-in are complete — and 30% at completion. Allowances for items not yet selected, such as tile or fixtures, are stated on the proposal and reconciled at invoiced cost.