Kitchen Remodeling
Full gut to finish: layout changes, cabinetry, stone tops, appliance rough-ins and the electrical upgrades older Florida homes usually need.
- Custom & semi-custom cabinetry
- Quartz & porcelain slab
- Panel & circuit upgrades
Nest Level Renovation is a South Florida general contractor for homeowners and property owners who want one accountable team from permit to punch list — kitchens and whole-home renovations, tenant build-outs and commercial interiors.
We self-perform the carpentry, tile and finish work that decides how a job looks, and we hold licensed trades on everything else. Choose the side of the business you need.
Full gut to finish: layout changes, cabinetry, stone tops, appliance rough-ins and the electrical upgrades older Florida homes usually need.
Waterproofed the right way. Hot-mop or sheet membrane, curbless showers, niche and bench detailing, vanity and lighting packages.
Phased renovations for houses, townhomes and condos — including HOA and condo-board packages, building approvals and elevator scheduling.
Room additions, garage conversions, second-floor additions and load-bearing removals, engineered and permitted before anything is opened up.
Impact window and door replacement with Miami-Dade NOA product approvals, plus stucco repair, soffit, fascia and exterior coatings.
Porcelain and engineered wood over properly prepped slabs, plus built-ins, closets, coffered ceilings and the trim details that read as custom.
White-box to open-for-business on a landlord schedule. We work to the LOI allowance, the landlord's criteria and your opening date.
Hood and grease-duct coordination, floor sinks, walk-ins, grease interceptors and the DBPR and health-department inspections that follow.
Demising walls, glass fronts, acoustic ceilings, low-voltage rough-in and lighting controls — sequenced so neighbouring tenants keep working.
Operatory plumbing and vacuum lines, lead-lined imaging rooms, sterilization casework and the infection-control detail inspectors look for.
Violation removal, ADA restroom and path-of-travel corrections, egress and life-safety work, and 40-year recertification repair scopes.
Common-area, lobby, corridor and amenity renovations for HOAs, condo associations and property managers, run on a board-approved schedule.
Owner-occupied work where dust, noise and the family's schedule matter as much as the finish. Daily clean-down, contained work zones and one project manager you can text.
Schedule-driven work where every day past the opening date costs rent. We build to the landlord's criteria, run the inspection calendar, and hand over a closeout binder.
Renovation anxiety is really schedule anxiety. Every Nest Level job moves through the same five stages, each with a document that ends it.
We measure, photograph existing conditions, check the panel, the slab and the roof, and talk honestly about what the space can take.
Drawings, an allowance sheet for every selection, and a line-item fixed price. No "we'll see when we open the wall" pricing.
Engineering, Notice of Commencement, building department submittal, HOA or condo board package, and product approvals for impact openings.
Protection and containment first. Then demo, rough-ins, inspections, close-up and finishes — with a weekly photo update and a live schedule.
We walk it with you, write the punch list, finish it, and hand over manuals, lien releases and a written one-year workmanship warranty.
Every job leaves the site with a spec plate: scope, finish palette, duration and permit path. Filter by the kind of work you're planning.
1940s bungalow. Removed a load-bearing wall to the dining room, new panel, custom rift oak cabinetry and a honed quartz island.
1,850 sq ft white box to opening day. Type I hood, grease interceptor, walk-in cooler, quarry tile and a polished concrete dining room.
Curbless wet room with a linear drain, sheet-membrane waterproofing, 48×110 porcelain slab walls and a floating walnut vanity.
Four operatories with central vacuum and compressor room, lead-lined pan room, sterilization casework and acoustic partitions.
640 sq ft rear addition with a new primary suite, tie-in to the existing roof structure, and a re-zoned HVAC system.
Occupied condo tower. Nights and weekends only — new stone floor, brass reveal detail, mailroom rebuild and lighting controls.
These plates render the finish palette for each job. Drop your real project photos into the PHOTOS list at the top of the page script and each plate switches to the photograph automatically — nothing else has to change.
These three cards are formatted sample copy so you can see the layout. Replace them with real reviews from Google, Houzz or your own clients before the site goes live.
“Paste a real two-sentence review here. The strongest ones name the scope and the thing the client worried about most.”
“A second review goes here. Commercial clients respond to schedule and inspection reliability more than to finishes.”
“A third review goes here. If a client mentions cleanliness or communication, keep that one — it converts.”
We keep crews inside a radius we can actually service the same day. If you're outside these areas, call anyway — for the right project we travel.
Yes. Nest Level Renovation SVC LLC holds a Florida contractor's license (CGC #0000000 — replace with your number) and carries general liability and workers' compensation. We send certificates directly from the carrier to you, your landlord or your association before we mobilize.
We do. As the licensed contractor of record we file the Notice of Commencement, submit to the building department, coordinate any engineering, and schedule every inspection through final. You never stand in a permit line.
A gut bathroom typically runs 5–7 weeks on site and a kitchen 8–12, once permits are issued. Permitting in Miami-Dade adds anywhere from two to eight weeks depending on the scope and the municipality. We give you both numbers separately so the schedule is honest.
Yes, for the defined scope. Selections you haven't made yet are carried as written allowances, so you can see exactly what's budgeted for tile, fixtures or cabinetry. The only things that change the contract price are a change you request or a genuinely concealed condition — and both get a signed change order before any work happens.
Usually. We phase occupied jobs so you keep a working kitchen or bathroom, build dust containment with negative air, protect floors and paths, and clean down at the end of every day. For whole-home gut renovations it's almost always faster and cheaper to move out.
We prepare the whole package: drawings, insurance certificates, licenses, work-hour agreement, elevator protection plan and the contractor application. Board timelines are the one thing we can't compress, so we start that package the day the contract is signed.
One year of workmanship on everything we install, in writing, starting at final inspection. Manufacturer warranties on products and equipment are registered in your name and handed over in the closeout packet.
A deposit to schedule, then progress draws tied to completed milestones — never ahead of the work. Each draw comes with partial lien releases from us and our subcontractors, and the final payment is released at punch-list completion.
Send the basics and we'll call back within one business day to set a site walk. Site walks and written proposals are free — you're not committed to anything until you sign.
We'll price a set of plans and have a line-item proposal back to you, usually inside a week.