Before & After Gallery - Bradford Remodeling Co West Palm Beach

Recent Transformations

Kitchen Remodel in Flamingo Park: Closed-Off to Open Concept

The original kitchen was a galley style layout with a wall cutting it off from the rest of the house, and the soffits ate up space above the cabinets. We pulled permits, engineered a beam to carry the load, and removed the wall and soffits entirely. The new run of KraftMaid cabinets goes to the ceiling, the island is topped with Cambria quartz, and the homeowner gained a clear sightline from the sink to the front door. The rough-in for the sink and dishwasher stayed put, which kept the plumbing budget predictable.

Water-Damaged Bathroom in Northwood Hills: Gut to Dry, Code-Compliant Rebuild

A slow leak behind the vanity had been working on the drywall and subfloor long enough that the tile was loose and the room smelled like a sponge left in the sink. We tore out everything to the framing, replaced the damaged subfloor, and rebuilt using a Schluter waterproofing system before any tile went in. New Kohler fixtures, a properly vented exhaust fan, and a vanity with a stone top finished the job. This one started as a repair and ended as a full bathroom remodel, and the price was set in writing before demolition began.

Whole-Home Refresh in South End: Floors, Doors, and Trim Throughout

This house had good bones but every surface looked tired. The owner wanted the whole place brought up without moving walls or changing the footprint. We pulled the carpet, leveled the slab where it needed it, and installed luxury vinyl plank throughout, including the kitchen and baths. Every hollow-core door was replaced with a Therma-Tru prehung unit, all the baseboards and door casings were replaced and painted, and we swapped the dated light fixtures for LED units. When we wrapped, the site was cleaned and the only thing left behind was a written scope marked complete.

Exterior Envelope Repair in Grandview Heights: Hardie Siding and Flashing Done Right

South Florida humidity and a missing drip edge had rotted the bottom two courses of siding and the trim around two windows. We removed the damaged material, checked the sheathing underneath, and replaced what needed replacing. New James Hardie fiber cement siding went up over a proper house wrap, and the window trim got new flashing that actually directs water away from the opening instead of behind it. The paint was matched to the existing color, and the repair blends in like the rest of the house was built that way.

Laundry Room Conversion in El Cid: From Porch to Functional Utility Space

The washer and dryer were sitting in the garage, and the owner wanted them inside. We enclosed an existing porch, ran new plumbing for the washer supply and drain, added a dedicated circuit for the dryer, and insulated the walls before closing them up. The room got a Kohler utility sink, a folding counter over the appliances, and Wellborn cabinetry above for detergent and linens. The space is air-conditioned now, which makes a difference in August when you’re doing three loads back to back.

Primary Suite Addition in Lake Clarke Shores: New Bedroom and Bath

The house had two bedrooms and one bath, and the owners needed a primary suite without losing the feel of the original structure. We designed the addition to step back from the front elevation so the curb appeal didn’t change, then framed, roofed, and tied it into the existing systems. The new suite has a full bath with a walk-in shower, a walk-in closet, and its own HVAC zone. GAF shingles on the new roof section were matched to the existing color, and the whole thing passed inspection the same week the trim went up.