Kitchen remodeling in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach

Free on-site estimates, itemized. Financing available and every job carries a written workmanship warranty. Licensed Florida general contractor, CGC1519363.

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Everything a kitchen needs, from demo day to the final walkthrough

Room stripped back to bare walls and plastic sheeting during a kitchen remodel in Coral Springs, FL 33071
Grey shaker kitchen remodel with a waterfall quartz island
Navy and white kitchen remodel with a marble backsplash and professional range
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Licensed, insured, accountable

Who is actually doing the work in your house

Duranco Inc is a licensed Florida general contractor, certified 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 above is public: you can look it up in the Florida DBPR register before you call us.

Estimates are free and we do them on site, not over the phone. Financing is available if you would rather spread the cost, every job carries a written workmanship warranty, and you can reach us Mon–Fri: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

Dark modern kitchen remodel with a long island and integrated appliances
What happens in your kitchen

Three stages, and you know what happens in each

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Design & estimate

We measure, agree the layout and the finishes, and put an itemized price and a start date in writing. Permits are pulled before anything is touched.

02

Demolition & rough-in

Old cabinets and tile come out, plumbing and electrical are re-run to the new layout, and the county inspects the rough-in before we close the walls.

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Install & finish

Cabinets, countertops, tile, fixtures and lighting go in. We clean the site, run the final inspection and walk the finished kitchen with you.

How the work runs

What is involved in a kitchen remodel

A kitchen brings in more trades than any other room in a house, and the order they work in is what decides the schedule.

Demolition comes first, and it is usually where the surprises are. Old supply lines, a subfloor that has been wet, wiring that predates the current code. In houses built before the 1980s at least one of those turns up more often than not. We flag the likely ones at the estimate so it is not the first time you are hearing about it.

Then the rough-in. Supply, drain and vent get re-run to the new layout and circuits get pulled for the range, dishwasher, disposal and the counter receptacles that code requires. The county inspects before anything is closed up.

Cabinets are set to a level line and shimmed to it. Countertops get templated after the boxes are in and not before, which is why the stone takes as long as it does. Tile, fixtures and lighting follow, then a walkthrough with you and the final inspection.

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Real kitchens. Real results. Completed by our licensed crew across Miami-Dade, Broward & Palm Beach.

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What kitchen clients say

One job, start to finish

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

Before you call

Frequently asked questions

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

A straightforward kitchen runs four to six weeks on site once permits are in hand. Moving plumbing or walls, or waiting on custom cabinets, adds to that. You get a date range in writing with the estimate, and we tell you the day it changes.

It depends on the size of the room and what you pick, so we do not quote by phone. We measure, then send an itemized estimate that separates labor, materials and permits, and the signed contract price is what you pay.

Yes. We pull the permits under our own contractor licence, CGC1519363, and we meet the county inspectors at the rough-in and the final. Unpermitted kitchen work is the thing that surfaces when you sell the house.

Yes to both. We build from your designer’s drawings, or lay the kitchen out ourselves if you would rather. If you have already bought cabinets or countertops, we install them and price the job as labor only.

You get a written change order with the cost before that work starts. We also tell you at the estimate what is likely to turn up in a house of your age, so it is not a surprise on both sides.

Common Questions

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