Hollywood, FL · Broward County
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Kitchen Remodel Contractors in Hollywood, FL
Whether you're searching "kitchen remodeling near me," "kitchen renos near me," "kitchen reno near me," "kitchen renovation near me," or "remodel kitchen near me" — you're looking for the same thing: a licensed team that actually shows up and pulls a permit, not a lead broker reselling your info. D&Co Homes is a full-service kitchen remodel contractor working directly in Hollywood — no subcontracted middlemen.
If you're comparing "remodeling contractors kitchen" or "kitchen remodel contractors" quotes side by side, ask each one the same two questions: are they pulling a permit and filing a Notice of Commencement, and are they licensed to do the electrical and plumbing trade work themselves or subcontracting it out. Both answers change your price and your risk.
However you're phrasing it — "kitchen reno contractors," "contractor for kitchen remodel," or "kitchen renovation contractor" — the projects we quote in Hollywood generally fall into three tiers: a cabinet and countertop refresh with no layout change, a mid-range remodel with a new island or relocated sink, and a full gut that moves plumbing and electrical. If you're pricing a "kitchen reno price," the tier matters more than the square footage.
Permits & Regulation in Hollywood, FL
The City of Hollywood requires a permit for the installation, alteration, or major repair of a kitchen — this covers essentially every real kitchen remodel beyond swapping a faucet. You'll need a completed Broward County Uniform Permit Application, plus a Notice of Commencement for any project valued at $5,000 or more, which covers nearly every kitchen renovation we quote.
Hollywood's electrical code is specific here: kitchen electrical work must meet the National Electrical Code — outlets must be AFCI/GFCI protected, spaced according to NEC guidelines, and two dedicated 120V-20A circuits are required for kitchen countertop receptacles. This trips up more DIY-adjacent kitchen projects than almost anything else in the permit process.
Condo kitchens add a second layer: under Florida Statute §718.113, your association has to approve material alterations before work starts, and kitchen plumbing usually ties into a shared building riser — exactly the kind of change that requires it. And because Hollywood sits within Broward County's HVHZ, any window replaced during the remodel — over the sink, in a breakfast nook — needs an HVHZ-rated Notice of Acceptance (NOA).
Sources: City of Hollywood Kitchen Remodel Checklist, City of Hollywood Building Division
Know Who's Working In Your Home
Hollywood was the site of one of the largest unlicensed-contractor fraud cases in South Florida news this year: Florida's Chief Financial Officer's office arrested a man accused of posing as a licensed contractor and collecting roughly $174,000 from a Hollywood homeowner for renovation work that was never finished, leaving the property unlivable. Kitchen and whole-house renovation jobs show up disproportionately in these cases — likely because the ticket size (cabinets, counters, appliances, plumbing) is large enough to justify a big upfront deposit.
Before any deposit changes hands on a kitchen remodel in Hollywood, verify the license at myfloridalicense.com and ask to see the permit application and Notice of Commencement before demo starts — not after.
Sources: CBS12: $174K unlicensed contractor fraud, Hollywood
Materials & Sourcing
Broward County has a solid local supply chain for kitchen materials reachable from Hollywood — slab yards, tile showrooms, and cabinet dealers where you can see finishes in person before committing. Worth the trip: photos online consistently misrepresent quartz veining and cabinet stain tone.
Common Questions
A kitchen remodel in Hollywood typically runs $10,000–$68,000, depending on scope. A cosmetic refresh (cabinet refacing, countertops, backsplash, no layout change) runs $10,000–$18,000. A mid-range remodel (new cabinets, countertops, appliances, some layout changes) runs $26,000–$42,000. A full gut-and-rebuild (new layout, plumbing/electrical moves, high-end finishes) runs $42,000–$68,000. We give a written, fixed-price quote after seeing the space, not a phone estimate.
Yes. The City of Hollywood requires a permit for the installation, alteration, or major repair of a kitchen, plus a Notice of Commencement for any project valued at $5,000 or more.
Kitchen electrical work must meet the National Electrical Code: outlets must be AFCI/GFCI protected, spaced according to NEC guidelines, and two dedicated 120V-20A circuits are required for kitchen countertop receptacles.
In almost every case, yes. Florida Statute §718.113 requires association approval before material alterations, and kitchens usually involve plumbing tied to shared building risers — exactly the kind of change associations require review for.
It depends on tier: a cabinet and countertop refresh runs lowest, a mid-range remodel with a new island or relocated sink is the most common project we quote, and a full gut with moved plumbing and electrical runs highest. We give every client a written, fixed-price quote after seeing the kitchen, not a phone estimate.
Look them up at myfloridalicense.com by name or license number. D&Co Homes is licensed as CGC1531095.
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