A Naples kitchen is a different build from a Chicago kitchen, and a contractor who treats them the same will find out the hard way — usually at the point where a plumbing move turns out to be under four inches of concrete.
Southwest Florida homes are concrete block on slab, in a climate that is hard on materials and under a code that governs anything touching the exterior envelope. We hold Florida license CBC1270263 and build here accordingly.
Moving an outlet or a supply line means core drilling or furring out a wall. It is not a case of shifting a stud, and pricing that assumes otherwise will not hold.
Relocating a sink or adding an island with a drain means cutting and patching concrete. Worth deciding at design stage, not during demolition.
Cabinet construction, adhesives, substrates and finishes all behave differently in year-round humidity. Specifications that work up north do not automatically survive here.
Where a kitchen project changes an exterior opening, impact-rated glazing and door requirements apply under Collier and Lee County wind-borne debris provisions.
Hardware, faucet finishes and appliance exteriors all corrode faster close to the water. Finish selection is a durability decision here, not only an aesthetic one.
Most Naples buildings and gated communities require architectural approval before work begins, with rules on work hours, elevator use and water shut-offs.
Many owners are north for the summer and prefer the work done while they are away, which makes May to October the busiest stretch of the Florida calendar.
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Yes. Dream Home Services Inc. holds Florida license CBC1270263 and carries general liability and workers' compensation insurance on every project. We are also licensed in Illinois, where the company has operated since 2008.
Yes, but it means cutting and patching the slab, so it is priced and planned at design stage rather than discovered mid-build. In block-and-slab construction the layout decisions that cost money are made before demolition, not during it.
Yes. Most Naples buildings require architectural approval, insurance certificates and agreed work hours before a project can start, and we plan the schedule around that review rather than against it.
That is how a large share of Southwest Florida remodeling is scheduled. We agree a communication rhythm and documentation approach up front so you can follow progress from out of state.
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