Boca Raton Remodeling
You already chose the right street, the right lot and the right community. What your Boca Raton home may lack is a kitchen that keeps up with your cooking, a primary bath that feels restful, or flooring that ties the rooms together. MIA Remodeling Contractors designs, permits and builds renovations for houses, condos and waterfront properties throughout Boca Raton and the surrounding county.
Boca Raton Remodeling
Few Boca Raton homeowners who reach out want to gut everything. They like where they live. What frustrates them is a floor plan from another era: a walled-in kitchen, a hall bath nobody uses, or three flooring materials fighting across four connected rooms.
Smart remodeling fixes what underperforms and respects what already works. A 1970s ranch in Boca Villas needs tighter, cleverer use of its footprint. A Mediterranean estate near the Intracoastal usually has generous rooms that simply need to connect. A condo off Palmetto Park Road must work within fixed walls, association rules and elevator schedules.
So each project begins with your property rather than a showroom catalog. We tour the house together, pinpoint where it falls short, and shape the renovation around its architecture, its condition and the way your household really uses it.
From one room to the whole house, every service listed here is designed, permitted and built in-house. Each has its own dedicated page with full details:
The kitchen is where families gather, guests linger and resale value is won. We plan cabinetry, islands, counters, lighting and appliances around real dimensions, and our plumbing license means sink moves, pot fillers and new gas lines stay fully in-house.
Whether it's a full primary suite or a quick guest bath refresh, we rethink comfort, storage and layout together. Picture curbless showers, freestanding tubs, double vanities, heated floors and lighting that truly flatters you at dawn and at midnight alike.
Plenty of Boca houses were updated one room at a time over two decades, and it shows. A whole-home renovation pulls kitchens, baths, bedrooms, living areas, floors and lighting under one design direction, so everything finally feels intentional and connected.
Condo projects succeed or stall on preparation. We flag approval packages, insurance certificates, work hours, elevator bookings and acoustic flooring rules early, then focus inside your walls on kitchens, baths, floors and storage that make compact footprints feel truly generous.
Need a primary suite, a home office or extra bedrooms? We design additions that look original to the house, and we verify setbacks, zoning, flood elevation and community rules first, so you never pay for plans that can't be permitted.
In a large Boca interior, one continuous floor is often the biggest visual upgrade available. We install porcelain, natural stone, engineered hardwood and luxury vinyl plank, choosing each for humidity, upkeep and smooth transitions from one room to the next.
Larger projects need someone who owns the entire result. Holding Florida's general contractor certification, MIA schedules every trade, manages the budget, secures each permit and clears every single inspection, giving you one accountable team for interior and exterior work alike.
Most contractor websites skip this topic, yet it causes more Boca Raton delays than anything else. Before design gets detailed, we confirm these four things for your specific address:
A Boca Raton mailing address doesn't guarantee a city permit. Homes inside city limits use the city's Building Division, while much of the area around Boca West and Glades Road west of the Turnpike falls instead to Palm Beach County.
Gated communities, country clubs and condo towers require architectural review, contractor documents and insurance certificates before work begins. These approvals run alongside city or county permits rather than replacing them, so we prepare packages early and schedule around review time.
Within city limits, Boca Raton's Community Appearance Board reviews certain exterior changes the public can see. When your project touches the facade, roofline or other street-facing elements, we plan for that review from day one so approval never stalls construction.
Flood status attaches to each parcel, not each neighborhood. Inside FEMA flood zones, renovations or additions crossing the substantial improvement line may trigger raised floors and flood-resistant building methods, so we check your lot before design, not at permit review.
Boca Raton's housing stretches from 1960s ranches to oceanfront towers, and every type hides its own issues behind the drywall. We plan around the house you actually own:
We preserve the arches, barrel tile and textured stucco that define these homes, while bringing kitchens, bathrooms and interior floor plans up to date.
Common across East Boca, Boca Villas and Boca Square, these homes often have low ceilings, closed rooms and original drains we replace during renovation.
West Boca club homes offer large footprints but frequently keep builder-grade finishes, so kitchen, bath and flooring upgrades deliver the most noticeable transformation inside.
Downtown, around Mizner Park and along A1A, concrete slabs, association rules and acoustic requirements shape every decision, from layout changes to flooring and fixtures.
Flood zone rules, salt air and water views influence both design and materials here, from corrosion-resistant hardware to elevated floors and impact-rated glass openings.
A renovation that dazzles in a showroom can fail quickly in South Florida. Every MIA project is planned for the heat, humidity, storms and codes that come with a Boca address:
All permitted work is designed and inspected to the current Florida Building Code, with drawings, product approvals and inspections documented for your records afterward.
Much of Boca Raton lies in the wind-borne debris region, so new windows and doors need impact-rated products or approved protection from the start.
Porcelain tile, moisture-resistant cabinet boxes, waterproof membranes behind every shower and correctly sized exhaust fans keep Florida's heavy humidity from damaging your new finishes.
Close to the beach and Intracoastal, we specify hardware, faucets and fixtures with finishes rated for coastal exposure, so they resist pitting and discoloration.
Older Boca homes often hide deteriorating cast iron drains. Our licensed plumbers replace failing sections during kitchen and bath remodels rather than burying them.
Choosing a remodeler means trusting someone with your home for weeks or months. These are the reasons Boca Raton homeowners give for choosing MIA:
Our Suite 27 office on W Rogers Circle is a genuine, staffed working location, not a listing, putting our team minutes from your home.
Our two Florida credentials, CGC1535875 for general contracting and CFC1434602 for plumbing, mean your kitchen and bath plumbing never goes to an outside subcontractor.
Every project receives a free 3D design, so layout, finish and lighting decisions happen digitally, long before the jobsite, where changes cost far more.
City, county, HOA and condo association paperwork is prepared, filed and followed up by our staff, sparing you long afternoons in crowded permit lines.
When several spaces are remodeled together, layouts, surfaces, lighting and flooring are coordinated, so the finished home reads as one project instead of five.
With 213 Google reviews averaging 5.0 stars and BBB Accreditation since 2025, MIA offers you independent proof of its workmanship before you sign anything.
Our Process
Remodeling runs smoothest when everyone knows what happens next. Here is the five-step path every MIA Boca Raton project follows, from first visit to final sign-off:
We walk the home together, discuss how you use each space, and agree on priorities and spending limits before any money goes into finishes.
Your priorities become a layout, a material palette and a 3D rendering, which you can revise as often as needed until it feels right.
We confirm jurisdiction, flood status and association rules, then prepare and submit every required application so approvals move forward while your materials are ordered.
Demolition, rough-ins, inspections, installations and finishing proceed in a fixed order, and one single project manager keeps you informed through every stage of construction.
We review each renovated space with you, resolve every leftover punch list detail and deliver warranties and documents before calling the project officially complete.
No two Boca Raton remodels carry the same price, and anyone quoting a figure before seeing your home is guessing. These factors move the number most:
Refreshing one bathroom and renovating an entire main level are worlds apart financially, with labor, materials and timeline scaling to match the work involved.
Moving walls, plumbing or gas lines costs more than working within the existing footprint, because each relocation adds engineering, extra trade labor and inspections.
Cabinetry, stone, tile and fixture choices create the widest swing in any remodeling budget, and they are also the easiest place to fine-tune spending.
City or county permits, HOA or condo requirements and any Community Appearance Board review all carry fees and time that belong in the estimate.
Engineering for removed walls, additions and flood zone requirements on certain parcels can add cost, which is why we check them before design begins.
Aging plumbing, outdated wiring or past water damage sometimes appear once walls open, so every MIA estimate includes a contingency for surprises like these. Each free 3D design comes with an itemized estimate, letting you adjust scope and finishes until the numbers feel right before you commit.
Boca Raton Remodeling
Many Boca Raton homeowners intend to stay put for decades, and the house should make that easy. We design rooms that remain safe and comfortable without feeling clinical, using curbless walk-in showers, grab bars styled as part of the decor, comfort-height vanities and toilets, wider doorways, lever handles, slip-resistant tile, brighter lighting and first-floor primary suite conversions.
MIA remodels homes in every corner of Boca Raton, from beachside streets in the east to the country club communities out west:
Old Floresta, Golden Harbour, Boca Raton Riviera, Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club, Boca Harbour and Spanish River Land, including waterfront and historic homes.
Boca Villas, Boca Square, Camino Gardens, Boca Raton Hills and the downtown condo buildings around Mizner Park, where older ranch homes and high-rises coexist.
Boca West, Woodfield Country Club, Polo Club, Broken Sound, Boca Pointe and Mission Bay, covering both city addresses and unincorporated Palm Beach County communities.
33431, 33432, 33433, 33434, 33486, 33487, 33496, 33498 and 33428, together spanning every Boca Raton mailing address from the beach westward past the Turnpike. Nearby, we also work in Coral Springs, Deerfield Beach, Highland Beach, Delray Beach and Parkland. [Link each city that has its own MIA location page]
Boca Raton Remodeling
This Boca Raton renovation rebuilt the main living level around a larger gathering kitchen. Dining flow improved, storage disappeared behind flush panels, and a calm material palette replaced years of mismatched finishes. Instead of adding features everywhere, the redesign removed what wasn't working and gave the busiest rooms space to breathe.
5.0 ★ across 280+ verified Google reviews · BBB Accredited
They did a big remodeling project, a new kitchen, two bathrooms, a full roof replacement, and a new pergola. The kitchen came out beautiful, the bathrooms look completely different, and the process was organized from beginning to end. The team handled the work, permits, and inspections and kept us updated throughout.
Diego L.
South Florida
We gave our home a complete makeover, new porcelain flooring throughout, lighting upgrades, a full kitchen transformation, a custom entertainment wall, and a master bathroom renovation. The entire renovation took just over three months and every day we are reminded it was worth it.
Wendy M.
South Florida
MIA remodeled our property completely, two bathrooms, new vinyl flooring throughout, and a beautiful kitchen. Everything turned out better than we imagined. The quality is outstanding, pricing was fair, and the communication was excellent at every step.
Martica B.
South Florida
Boca Raton Remodeling
MIA Remodeling Contractors, Boca Raton
6560 W Rogers Circle, Suite 27
Boca Raton, FL 33487
(561) 264-5385
Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM
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FAQs
Check that the contractor holds an active Florida license on the DBPR website, carries liability and workers' comp insurance, and has a local address. Ask how they handle permits, HOA approvals and change orders. MIA holds CGC1535875 and CFC1434602 and manages permits for every project.
Most kitchen, bathroom, addition and structural projects need a permit. Homes inside city limits are permitted by the City of Boca Raton. Many West Boca addresses fall under Palm Beach County instead. We confirm the right office for your address before design starts.
It depends on scope, permit review and any HOA or condo approval. A single bathroom moves much faster than a whole-home renovation or an addition. After your consultation and 3D design, we give you a written timeline that includes permit and approval time.
Yes. We handle condo kitchens, bathrooms, flooring and interior updates. We prepare association approval packages, insurance certificates and sound-rated flooring details, and we schedule work around approved hours and elevator reservations.
Yes. Gated and country club communities often require architectural review and contractor documents before work begins. We prepare those submissions and build their review time into your schedule alongside the city or county permit.
Yes. Flood status is set by parcel. In FEMA flood zones, large renovations or additions can trigger substantial improvement rules. We review your parcel's flood zone before design so the plan can be permitted.
Yes. Every MIA project includes a free 3D design, so you can review the layout, materials and finishes and make changes before demolition.
Yes. Combining a kitchen, bathrooms and flooring into one project keeps the design consistent, reduces repeated disruption, and lets the permits and the schedule be coordinated together.
Cost depends on scope, layout changes, finish level, permits and any HOA or condo requirements. Moving plumbing or walls and choosing premium stone or cabinetry raise the budget the most. MIA provides a free 3D design and an itemized estimate before you commit.
Our Boca Raton office is at 6560 W Rogers Circle, Suite 27, Boca Raton, FL 33487. We are open Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Call (561) 264-5385 to schedule a consultation.
