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Kitchens, bathrooms and home additions, built by a licensed Florida general contractor. Free on-site estimates and financing available. Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach.

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Remodeling since 2010

What we do

One contractor from the permit to the final inspection

Duranco Inc has been building in South Florida since 2010. We take on three kinds of job: kitchen remodels, bathroom remodels, and additions or conversions that add square footage to a house. We do not do roofing, pools or commercial work.

Estimates are free and we do them on site. We measure the room, go through what you want in it, and send back an itemized price with a start date. Nothing is quoted over the phone, because a number given over the phone is a guess and it turns into a change order later.

You deal with one contractor from the first measurement through the final inspection. Permits are pulled under our own license and we meet the county inspectors ourselves. Every job carries a written workmanship warranty. Office hours are Mon–Fri: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

Kitchens

Cabinets, countertops, tile and lighting, plus the plumbing and electrical re-run behind them. Most kitchens take four to six weeks on site once the permit is issued.

Bathrooms

Tub-to-shower conversions, new tile, vanities and fixtures. Waterproofing goes in as a system and gets tested before any tile is laid.

Additions & Conversions

Additions, second floors, garage and attic conversions, sunrooms. Miami-Dade and Broward fall in the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone, so anything structural needs engineered drawings and county-approved products.

Covered patio with an outdoor kitchen beside a pool
Building with purpose

Crafting spaces with care always

Duranco Inc is a licensed Florida general contractor. License CGC1519363, held by Joaquin Duran. The company was incorporated in Florida in 2010. We work in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties.

The license number is public and you can look it up in the Florida DBPR register. Worth doing with any contractor before you let them into the house.

Coral Springs kitchen

Kitchen remodel

Richmond West bathroom

Bathroom remodel

Fort Lauderdale room addition

Room addition

Building with purpose

How we work, in three steps

  • 1
    Measure and estimate
    We visit, measure the space and hand you an itemized written estimate, not a ballpark
  • 2
    Contract and schedule
    Scope, price and dates are signed off before any demolition starts, permits included
  • 3
    Build and hand over
    Our crew builds, keeps the site clean, and walks the finished work with you at the end
Kitchen design drawing beside the finished remodel
Permits and inspections

Permits, inspections and what is behind the wall

Most of what determines how a remodel holds up is finished and covered before you ever see the room. Plumbing and electrical are re-run to the new layout, the county inspects the rough-in, and only then do the walls close. Contractors working without a permit skip that inspection, which is the real problem with unpermitted work rather than the paperwork itself. It also tends to surface later, when the house is being sold.

In bathrooms the waterproofing matters more than anything else in the room. The pan is built to slope, the membrane runs up the walls as one system, and we fill it with water and leave it before any tile goes down. A shower that was waterproofed badly looks exactly like one that was done right on the day you get the keys.

Floors get leveled and cabinet runs get set to a level line rather than to the floor. In older South Florida houses the floor is usually off by enough to matter.

We carry general liability and workers’ compensation insurance.

Building trust through our work

We deliver quality construction

What I remember most about working on the design was how well the designer listened to me. I really didn’t have to explain every little detail. She understood what I was looking for and the final result was exactly what I had in mind.

The timeline worked great for me too. If anything took a little longer, it was probably because of me. Overall, I had a really good experience and felt like my ideas were actually heard.

Jessica M.

Coral Gables, FL

The thing I liked most was how involved the designer was throughout the whole process. She was really great to work with. She answered all my questions quickly and understood what I was trying to explain, even when I wasn’t sure how to describe it.

She was also very quick with changes and details in the design. Everything came together pretty much the way I had pictured it. I’m very happy with how it turned out.

Amanda R.

Miami, FL

We had quite a few complicated things going on with the project, especially moving walls and dealing with plumbing and electrical. There were definitely some challenging moments, but the team handled everything really well.

They stayed on top of the issues and found solutions along the way. I’m very happy with the final result and would definitely recommend them to friends and family.

Karen S.

Pembroke Pines, FL

I met with a few different kitchen consultants before deciding who to work with. Matt from Duranco was always available and really stood out from the beginning. He and team planned the kitchen very clearly, stayed within our budget, came out to take all the measurements, and went over all the details with us.

We had a few questions during the process, but Matt was always there to answer them, even on weekends. The kitchen took about a month to make, and everything was delivered and installed on time.

We did have one small issue because a drawer handle was missing. Customer service couldn’t resolve it right away, but once Matt found out about it, he took care of it quickly.

Really appreciate his communication and how involved he was throughout the project. We’re very happy with our kitchen!

Michael T.

Fort Lauderdale, FL

We ordered our kitchen after some friends recommended Duranco to us. We’re really happy with how it turned out. The quality is great and the price was very good compared to some of the other options we looked at.

Matt was our project manager and he was great to work with. He listened to everything we wanted and made sure all the details were included. The kitchen was finished on time, and we were happy with the delivery, assembly and installation as well.

Overall, a great experience. I would definitely recommend them.

Daniel P.

Doral, FL

Everything went smoothly from the initial measurements to the installation. The team was professional and did a really good job.

I liked that they paid attention to the details and didn’t rush through anything. The finished kitchen actually turned out better than I expected.

Very happy with the result and would definitely recommend them.

Diana L.

Boca Raton, FL

Before you call

Frequently asked questions

Straight answers on timelines, money and permits. If your question is not here, call us and ask.

A kitchen is four to six weeks on site once the permit is in hand. Bathrooms are shorter. Additions run considerably longer and most of the extra time is permitting, not construction. You get a date range in writing with the estimate and we tell you the day it changes.

That depends on the room and what goes in it, so we measure before quoting. The estimate itemizes labor, materials and permits separately. The contract price is what you pay, and anything that changes mid-job comes as a written change order before the work happens.

Yes, under license CGC1519363. We also meet the inspectors at rough-in and at final.

Yes. Association approval, building access and elevator scheduling all affect the timeline, so tell us it is a condo when you first call and we will build it into the schedule.

Both are fine. We build from your designer’s drawings, or lay the room out ourselves if you would rather. If you have already bought cabinets or stone we install them and price the work as labor only.

Common Questions

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