Kitchen & Bath Remodeling in Lake Worth

Lake Worth Beach (formerly just Lake Worth) has one of the most eclectic housing stocks in the county — a downtown grid full of 1920s Key West-style cottages, midcentury coastal ranches, and 21st-century in-fill. The city's character is coastal-artsy, and our remodels here tend to be preservation-minded. We work in College Park, Parrot Cove, El Cid, Whispering Pines, and throughout the Lake Worth Beach historic neighborhoods.

Lake Worth kitchens are often on the smaller side — 1920s original footprints were modest — so our work leans heavily on smart layout changes: removing a non-load-bearing wall between kitchen and dining, converting a closet into a full-height pantry, opening a window over the sink, and squeezing a breakfast nook into an under-used corner. Bathrooms get similar treatment: tub-to-shower conversions, floor-to-ceiling tile to make the space feel taller, and wall-mounted vanities to free up floor space.

Permitting in the Lake Worth Beach historic districts can include additional HRPB (Historic Resources Preservation Board) review for exterior-visible changes. We handle that process ourselves — including the drawings, photos, and sometimes a board hearing — so the city approvals never stall your project.

For non-historic Lake Worth Beach properties — particularly the newer infill on the south and west sides — permitting is straightforward through the city building department. We bring the same attention to layout and craftsmanship regardless of whether there's a historic overlay, because the core challenge of maximizing a compact footprint is the same either way. For more on this, read cabinet refacing vs. full replacement for older homes on our blog.