Whole-house renovation in Winter Park

The existing house

A Winter Park house fails when the kitchen shop, the bath tile setter, and a painter never share a drawing. You keep the brick and the oaks, then walk into a kitchen that does not meet the living room, and a primary bath that still feels like a later add.

Winter Park work is usually an older street face under the oaks. The mistake is a new interior that ignores the front, or a front you preserved while the rooms behind it were bid as separate jobs.

How this job is built

We walk the existing house before anyone sketches. The street presence is part of the drawing, not something we design around after demolition. Living rooms, the primary bath, and the kitchen are sequenced as one renovation. If you only need the kitchen, that is a different page — a kitchen remodel in Winter Park — and it can move faster.

Orange County and the City of Winter Park see one set of drawings from a licensed contractor, CGC1531832. We pull the permit. Inspections run through the walkthrough.

Street face

The traditional front under the oaks stays. The renovation is the house behind it.

Kitchen

Cream kitchen, drawn with the living rooms so you do not walk from a new island into an old plan.

Living rooms

Arched living rooms rebuilt so they still belong to that street face.

Primary bath

Bath and vanity finished with the kitchen, not left for a second contractor.