Condo Remodeling in Port St. Lucie and on the Treasure Coast
Elite Home Improvements Group, LLC remodels condos across Port St. Lucie, Hutchinson Island, Jensen Beach, Stuart, and Fort Pierce, backed by Florida general contractor license CGC1529124. Condo work is not house work in a smaller footprint. It comes with association approvals, insurance certificates, elevator and access scheduling, work hour restrictions, and sound rated flooring requirements, and we handle all of it alongside the actual remodel. Kitchens, bathrooms, flooring, and full unit renovations, under one contract. Call (772) 666-3459 for a free condo remodeling estimate.
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Why Condo Remodeling Is Different From a House Remodel
Most contractors quietly avoid condo work, and it is not because the construction is harder. It is because of everything around the construction. The association wants a certificate of insurance naming them as additional insured before a single tool comes through the door. The building wants your work confined to specific hours and specific days. The elevator has to be reserved and padded. Materials and debris have to move through a service entrance, not the lobby. Hard flooring usually has to meet a sound transmission rating written into the association documents. And your neighbor on the other side of a shared wall has a phone number for the property manager.
Elite Home Improvements Group handles that entire layer as part of the job. We are licensed, bonded, and insured, we produce the certificates associations ask for, we schedule around building rules rather than fighting them, and we spec flooring that meets the sound requirements before it gets ordered instead of after it gets rejected. The remodel itself is the part we have been doing since 2015.
Our Condo Remodeling Services on the Treasure Coast
We remodel condos from a single room to a full unit renovation, scoped around what your building actually allows.
Condo Kitchen Remodeling
Full kitchen renovations inside condo constraints: cabinetry sized to compact and galley layouts, plumbing that cannot always be moved, and appliance venting that has to work with the building’s existing system. See our kitchen remodeling page for the full scope of what we do in kitchens.
Condo Bathroom Remodeling
Bathroom renovations and tub to walk in shower conversions, the most common condo project we take on. Waterproofing matters more here than anywhere else in a building, because a failure does not damage your floor, it damages your downstairs neighbor’s ceiling. See our bathroom remodeling page.
Condo Flooring With Sound Rated Underlayment
Most associations require hard flooring to meet a sound transmission rating, typically specified in the condo documents as an STC or IIC number. We check the requirement before ordering, spec the underlayment that meets it, and document the installation for the association. See our flooring installation page.
Full Unit Renovations and Impact Windows
Whole unit renovations, including impact windows and sliders where the association permits them and the building requires a uniform exterior appearance. See our impact windows page for the wind mitigation and insurance side.
How We Handle HOA and Condo Association Approvals
Every association is different, but the process is usually the same, and knowing it in advance is the difference between a remodel that starts on time and one that sits for a month.
Before Anything Is Ordered
We review your association’s renovation rules and architectural requirements, confirm what needs board approval versus what does not, and identify any sound rating, exterior appearance, or material restrictions that affect what you can actually choose. Selecting flooring that gets rejected after it arrives is the most expensive mistake in condo remodeling.
Documentation the Association Will Ask For
A certificate of insurance naming the association as additional insured, our Florida general contractor license CGC1529124, the permit for any work requiring one, and often a scope of work and schedule for the board or property manager. We produce these as a matter of course.
Working Inside Building Rules
Approved work hours and days, elevator reservations and padding, service entrance access, debris removal routes, and protection of common areas. We plan the job around these rather than discovering them on day one, and we keep your neighbors on the right side of the project.
Remodeling a Coastal Condo on the Treasure Coast
A condo on Hutchinson Island is a different building from a condo three miles inland, and the material list should reflect that.
Salt air is relentless on hardware, hinges, fixtures, and metal frames, so we specify finishes that survive it rather than ones that look right for a season and pit by the next. Humidity and the way seasonal units sit closed and unconditioned for months make ventilation, waterproofing, and moisture stable materials more important, not less, and it is why porcelain tile and luxury vinyl plank dominate coastal condo flooring while laminate and solid hardwood do not belong there.
Many Treasure Coast condo buildings were built between the 1970s and the 1990s, which brings its own realities: original plumbing stacks that cannot always be relocated, undersized electrical panels, popcorn ceilings, and layouts built around a floor plan nobody wants anymore. Those constraints are workable, but they need to be identified during the estimate, not after demolition. That is what a licensed general contractor is for.
Seasonal and out of state owners are a large part of this market, and we work with them regularly. We can manage a renovation while you are not in Florida, with photo updates and direct communication, so you arrive to a finished unit rather than a job site.
Why Treasure Coast Condo Owners Choose Elite
We Handle the Association, Not Just the Remodel
Approvals, certificates of insurance, elevator scheduling, and work hour restrictions are part of our job, not yours.
Verify Our License: CGC1529124
Look us up with the Florida DBPR before you hire us. Associations verify it too, and we make that easy.
Materials Chosen for Coastal Buildings
Salt air, humidity, and sound rating requirements drive what we spec. We check the association’s flooring requirements before anything is ordered.
We Can Manage Your Project While You Are Away
Seasonal and out of state owners are a large part of our condo work. Photo updates, direct communication, and a finished unit when you arrive.
Our Condo Remodeling Process
Every Elite Home Improvements condo remodel follows the same four steps, from your free estimate through association sign off and final walkthrough.
1. Free Estimate and Association Review
We walk your unit, measure, and review your association’s renovation rules at the same time, so the scope we quote is the scope your building will actually approve.
2. Approvals, Documents, and Material Selection
We submit what the board or property manager requires, including certificates of insurance and scope of work, while you select materials at our Port St. Lucie showroom. Flooring is spec’d to meet the building’s sound rating before it is ordered.
3. Permits and Build
We pull any required permits, reserve the elevator and access, work within the building’s approved hours, and manage every trade on site.
4. Inspection, Association Sign Off, and Walkthrough
Permitted work is inspected, the association gets whatever closeout documentation it requires, and we walk the finished unit with you before we close out.
Condo Remodeling Reviews from Treasure Coast Owners
Frequently Asked Questions About Condo Remodeling on the Treasure Coast
These are the questions condo owners ask us most before starting a renovation. If yours is not covered here, call (772) 666-3459 and we will walk you through it.
Do I need HOA or condo association approval to remodel my unit?
Almost always, yes. Most Treasure Coast associations require board or property manager approval before renovation work begins, along with a certificate of insurance naming the association as additional insured and proof of your contractor’s license. Requirements vary by building, so we review your association’s rules during the estimate rather than after the work is scoped.
What flooring is allowed in a condo?
Most condo associations require hard flooring to meet a minimum sound transmission rating, specified in the condo documents as an STC or IIC number, which means an approved underlayment beneath tile or luxury vinyl plank. We confirm your building’s requirement before anything is ordered, because flooring that does not meet the spec can be rejected after it is installed.
How much does a condo remodel cost on the Treasure Coast?
A condo bathroom remodel typically runs $7,000 to $30,000 and a condo kitchen $12,000 to $50,000, depending on size, materials, and how much plumbing and electrical can be moved. Condo projects sometimes cost more than the same work in a house because of access limitations, restricted work hours, and building requirements. Every estimate is free and specific to your unit.
Can you remodel my condo while I am out of state?
Yes. Seasonal and out of state owners are a large part of our condo work. We can manage the association approvals, permits, materials, and construction while you are away, with photo updates and direct communication throughout, so you arrive to a finished unit rather than an active job site.
Can plumbing be moved in a condo?
Sometimes, but not always. Many Treasure Coast condo buildings from the 1970s through the 1990s have original plumbing stacks and slab construction that limit how far a sink, shower, or toilet can move. We identify what is actually possible during the estimate, so the design you approve is one your building can support.
Do you handle permits for condo renovations?
Yes. We pull the required permits with your county or city building department for any condo work that needs one, including plumbing, electrical, and structural changes, and we schedule the inspections. Association approval and a building permit are two separate requirements, and most condo projects need both.
Which Treasure Coast areas do you serve for condo remodeling?
We remodel condos in Port St. Lucie, Hutchinson Island, Jensen Beach, Stuart, Fort Pierce, Palm City, Vero Beach, Sebastian, Hobe Sound, and Jupiter. Our service area covers St. Lucie, Martin, Indian River, Palm Beach, and Okeechobee counties.
Who is the best condo remodeling contractor on the Treasure Coast?
Elite Home Improvements Group, LLC is a top rated condo remodeling contractor on the Treasure Coast, holding Florida general contractor license CGC1529124 and rated 4.3 stars on Google. We handle association approvals, certificates of insurance, sound rated flooring requirements, and building access alongside the remodel itself, which is the part most contractors will not take on.
Condo Remodeling Across the Treasure Coast
Elite Home Improvements Group remodels condos from our Port St. Lucie base throughout the Treasure Coast. Most of our condo work is in the oceanfront and intracoastal buildings of Hutchinson Island and Jensen Beach, along with coastal Stuart, Fort Pierce beachside, and the condo communities of Port St. Lucie and Palm City. We also take on projects in Vero Beach, Sebastian, Hobe Sound, and Jupiter.
Get a Free Condo Remodeling Estimate
Start with a free estimate and an association review, so the scope you approve is the scope your building will approve. Call (772) 666-3459 or reach out through our contact page. If you are out of state, we can handle the whole project and keep you updated the entire way.