Kitchen & Bath Remodeling in Lantana

Lantana is a small coastal town with outsized character — a mix of 1940s and 50s beach cottages, mid-century ranches, and high-end waterfront estates in neighboring Manalapan and Hypoluxo Island. We also work in the Sloans Curve corridor just north and in Atlantis on the inland side. The scale varies enormously — from 900-square-foot cottages to 8,000-square-foot oceanfront homes — but salt air and humidity govern materials everywhere.

For coastal Lantana projects we spec finishes that survive — solid brass (not brass-plated) hardware, marine-grade stainless shower drains and fasteners, hurricane-rated windows preserved through layout changes, and cabinet hinges and slides that won't seize up in the humidity. Many older Lantana cottages have settled over the decades, so we level subfloors before tile and re-shim cabinets to plumb rather than trusting original framing.

Permitting flows through the Town of Lantana for in-town properties and through the Town of Manalapan or the Village of Atlantis for those addresses. Each jurisdiction has its own rhythm — we've worked with all three for years and know the inspectors, which keeps things moving.

Because Lantana is a small town, we're often one of only two or three remodeling contractors who pull permits there regularly. That familiarity with the building department means fewer back-and-forth comment cycles on the permit set, which typically trims a week off the time from contract signing to demo day. For more on this, read best countertop materials for South Florida's humidity on our blog.