Kitchen Remodel
Full kitchen renovations — cabinetry, counters, islands, and layout changes — designed and built for Miami homes by one accountable team.
A modern kitchen remodel, done once, done right.
A kitchen remodel touches more trades than almost any other room: electrical, plumbing, cabinetry, countertops, tile, and often a wall or two. We run it as one coordinated scope instead of a string of separately-hired trades, so the sequence actually holds — rough-ins before cabinets, cabinets before counters, counters before backsplash.
A full gut with a reconfigured layout and a cabinet-and-counter refresh inside the existing footprint are different projects, but they run the same way here: scope fixed up front, a real schedule, and one point of contact from demolition through the final punch list.
Scope of Work
- Custom & semi-custom cabinetry
- Quartz, marble & stone counters
- Waterfall & eat-in islands
- Layout & wall reconfiguration
- Tile & backsplash installation
- Lighting & electrical rough-in
- Plumbing & fixture relocation
- Appliance integration
“I hired Unique to remodel the kitchen in my apartment and i couldn't be happier. This was the first time I have had work done in my home so I was very nervous but they were very professional and did an excellent job. Looking forward to hiring them for my next project.”
What Miami Owners Ask About Kitchen Remodel
Specific answers for kitchen remodel in Miami-Dade and Broward — the questions that actually decide the scope.
Do I need a permit for a kitchen remodel in Miami-Dade?
Usually yes. A Miami-Dade kitchen remodel that touches electrical or plumbing, or removes a wall, requires permits, and Unique Construction pulls and manages them as part of the project. Cosmetic work stays outside permitting: paint, hardware, and swapping an appliance in place.
The threshold catches people out because relocating one outlet or moving a sink drain crosses it. If your layout changes at all, assume permitted work and price it that way.
How do you live in the house while the kitchen is out?
Set up a real temporary kitchen instead of a camping arrangement. A working sink elsewhere, the refrigerator moved to a garage or dining room on a proper circuit, an induction plate, and a microwave will carry a household. We work out where that goes during preconstruction, because the answer changes the demolition sequence.
Households that improvise this end up eating out for the whole job, which costs more than the setup would have. Protect the dust barrier at the kitchen opening too, because the finished rooms next door are what you are living in.
Have a Kitchen Remodel project?
Tell us the scope. We’ll come back with a real plan and a real number.