Port St. Lucie, FL · St. Lucie County
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Kitchen Remodel Cost in Port St. Lucie
"Kitchen remodel contractors," "kitchen renovation contractor," "remodeling contractors kitchen," "kitchen reno contractors," and "contractor for kitchen remodel" all lead to the same question in Port St. Lucie: what will this actually cost, and will the permit be filed with the right office? D&Co Homes is a licensed general contractor (CGC1531095), and every kitchen quote comes with a written scope of work before you sign anything.
Pricing generally breaks down by scope:
We put the exact scope in writing so you're comparing the same job across every quote you collect.
Permits & Regulation in Port St. Lucie
Kitchen renovation work that changes structure, moves plumbing or electrical, modifies HVAC or exhaust, or adds gas service typically requires permits and inspections under the Florida Building Code, 8th edition, as adopted locally. One detail that trips up a lot of homeowners here: confirm whether your property sits inside the City of Port St. Lucie or in unincorporated St. Lucie County before drawing plans or hiring a contractor — permit rules, online portals, fees, and review timelines differ between the two jurisdictions, and submitting to the wrong office can delay a project by weeks.
Port St. Lucie is not in the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone — HVHZ applies only to Miami-Dade and Broward counties. St. Lucie County instead falls under Florida's standard Wind-Borne Debris Region requirements, which is relevant if any kitchen window is replaced as part of the remodel.
Sources: City of Port St. Lucie Building Permits, St. Lucie County Permitting/Zoning
Know Who's Working In Your Home
Port St. Lucie has one of the most serious local contractor fraud cases on the Treasure Coast: the owner of Port St. Lucie Properties Inc. was arrested and now faces 46 charges including grand theft, fraud, and racketeering, after police say at least 21 people hired his company to build homes and paid him — in some cases over $100,000 — for work that was never completed, with permits in some cases never even filed. He's currently held on a $2.77 million bond. Separately, Port St. Lucie police have issued public warnings about unlicensed contractors soliciting residents directly.
Before hiring anyone for a kitchen remodel in Port St. Lucie, verify their license number at myfloridalicense.com, and confirm in writing that a permit will actually be filed before work begins.
Sources: NICB: Port St. Lucie business owner arrested for construction fraud, WPTV: Port St. Lucie police warn of unlicensed contractor solicitations
Materials & Sourcing
Port St. Lucie has direct access to Treasure Coast cabinetry and stone suppliers, and it's worth seeing slab and cabinet finish samples in person before committing — photos routinely misrepresent quartz veining and cabinet stain tone.
We handle all sourcing directly as part of a fixed-price quote.
Common Questions
A kitchen remodel in Port St. Lucie 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, in most cases. Work that changes structure, moves plumbing or electrical, modifies HVAC or exhaust, or adds gas service typically requires permits and inspections under the Florida Building Code, 8th edition, as adopted by the City of Port St. Lucie.
This matters — permit rules, online portals, fees, and review timelines differ between the two jurisdictions. Confirm which applies to your address before drawing plans or hiring a contractor.
No. HVHZ applies only to Miami-Dade and Broward counties. St. Lucie County falls under Florida's standard Wind-Borne Debris Region requirements instead.
It depends on scope: a cosmetic update runs lowest, a mid-range renovation with new cabinets and updated electrical is the most common project we quote, and a full renovation with moved walls or gas line work runs highest. We give a written, fixed-price quote after seeing the space.
Search the contractor's name or license number at myfloridalicense.com, and you can also check directly with St. Lucie County's Contractor Licensing department. D&Co Homes' license is CGC1531095.
Florida Licensed General Contractor · CGC1531095
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