Kitchen & Bathroom Remodeling in Pembroke Pines, FL
Henry Remodeling provides kitchen and bathroom remodeling services for homeowners throughout Pembroke Pines — written estimates, permitted work, and licensed trade coordination included — one point of contact for your project.
Remodeling Costs in Pembroke Pines
Bathroom Remodeling
$7,500–$30,000
- Guest bath refresh $7,500–$12,000
- Primary bath gut with upgraded finishes $18k–$30,000
- Walk-in shower with frameless glass from $11,000
- Large-format tile and double vanity upgrades available
Kitchen Remodeling
$11,000–$48,000
- Semi-custom cabinet and quartz package from $11,000
- Full kitchen gut with island update $24k–$48,000
- Countertop-only quartz or quartzite from $5,000
- Lighting, backsplash, and plumbing coordination included
Remodeling in Pembroke Pines: What You Need to Know
Pembroke Pines has a large inventory of late-1980s through early-2000s homes with original kitchens and bathrooms that now feel dated in both finish level and layout. Many properties still have cultured marble vanity tops, framed shower enclosures, oak cabinets, and low-efficiency storage configurations.
Pembroke Pines is located in Broward County, Florida. Permit-required work is coordinated through the Pembroke Pines Building Division by licensed contractors.
In neighborhoods like SilverLakes, Pembroke Falls, Chapel Trail, Grand Palms, and Towngate, homeowners often remodel to remove oversized garden tubs, open up kitchen work zones, replace laminate surfaces, and bring bathrooms up to a cleaner, more current standard. HOA documentation is common in gated communities, so written scopes and permit coordination matter.
Suburban population growth from Miami-Dade overflow has kept Pembroke Pines among Broward’s fastest-growing cities — HOA-governed communities like SilverLakes and West Pines generate consistent demand for interior upgrades.
Why Homeowners Choose Henry Remodeling
- Our Services Permit-required work is performed by licensed contractors where required.
- Permits Coordinated Where Required Every project that requires a permit gets one. We do not do unpermitted work.
- Builder-Grade Upgrade Experience We regularly modernize kitchens and baths in homes built during the same development cycles common throughout Pembroke Pines.
- Clear Written Estimates Line-item scopes for demo, waterproofing, finishes, labor, and permit needs.
- Free On-Site Estimate
We walk the space, measure, and produce a written line-item estimate. No charge, no obligation. - Permit Application
Permit-required work is handled by licensed contractors. Permit-required work is handled by licensed contractors. Permits are coordinated through the City of Pembroke Pines Building Division where required. - Demolition
Existing tile, cabinets, fixtures, and vanity removed and disposed. - Installation
Tile, cabinets, countertops, and fixtures installed in sequence. Licensed subcontractors coordinated. - Final Walkthrough
We walk the finished space with you and address anything that doesn’t meet the written scope.
Recent Projects in Pembroke Pines
Primary Bath Remodel — SilverLakes
Removed the original deck tub and enclosed shower. Installed a larger walk-in shower with porcelain tile, frameless glass, recessed niche, and a double vanity with quartz top. 13-day project.
Kitchen Renovation — Pembroke Falls
Replaced builder-grade cabinets and laminate countertops with shaker cabinets, quartz surfaces, tile backsplash, and better task lighting. Opened workflow without moving exterior walls. 16-day project.
Tub-to-Shower Conversion — Towngate
Removed an oversized garden tub and built a low-threshold walk-in shower with bench, niche, waterproofing membrane, and clear glass enclosure. 8-day project.
Guest Bath Refresh — Grand Palms
Updated shower tile, vanity, plumbing trim, and flooring without moving the layout. Clean cosmetic upgrade for resale and daily use. 5-day project.
Suburban population growth from Miami-Dade overflow has kept Pembroke Pines among Broward’s fastest-growing cities — HOA-governed communities like SilverLakes and West Pines generate consistent demand for interior upgrades.
ZIP codes served: 33023 • 33024 • 33025 • 33026 • 33027 • 33028 • 33029 • 33082
All projects requiring permits are handled by licensed contractors and coordinated through City of Pembroke Pines Building Division.
Suburban population growth from Miami-Dade overflow has kept Pembroke Pines among Broward’s fastest-growing cities — HOA-governed communities like SilverLakes and West Pines generate consistent demand for interior upgrades.
Common Issues We Fix in Pembroke Pines Homes
Outdated builder-grade bathrooms
Many homes still have framed shower doors, cultured marble tops, and aging tubs that homeowners want to replace with cleaner, easier-to-maintain finishes.
Low-storage kitchen layouts
Original cabinet layouts often waste space. We improve pantry access, drawer storage, island function, and workflow without unnecessary scope.
Moisture damage behind old shower walls
Failed caulk joints and aging shower assemblies can hide moisture damage behind tile or panels that only appears during demo.
HOA approval requirements
In gated communities like Pembroke Falls and Walnut Creek, we help organize the written scope, finish details, and permit documentation needed before work begins.
Suburban population growth from Miami-Dade overflow has kept Pembroke Pines among Broward’s fastest-growing cities — HOA-governed communities like SilverLakes and West Pines generate consistent demand for interior upgrades.
Start with a Free Site Visit
We visit every project before quoting. We look for what others miss — hidden water damage, weak substrate, plumbing limits, and layout constraints. Your written quote reflects the actual job, not assumptions.
Materials & Standards
Tile
Porcelain wall tile, mosaics, and slip-resistant shower floors selected for durability, easier maintenance, and clean modern lines.
Waterproofing
Modern waterproofing systems are used in wet areas before any tile goes up. We do not shortcut prep in shower builds.
Cabinetry
Shaker, slab, and transitional cabinet styles with soft-close hardware and storage upgrades to improve day-to-day function.
Countertops
Quartz is the most common choice in Pembroke Pines because it gives a clean updated look and holds up well in busy kitchens and bathrooms.
Suburban population growth from Miami-Dade overflow has kept Pembroke Pines among Broward’s fastest-growing cities — HOA-governed communities like SilverLakes and West Pines generate consistent demand for interior upgrades.
Permits & Licensing
All projects requiring permits are handled by licensed contractors and coordinated through the City of Pembroke Pines Building Division. Applications, coordination, and inspection scheduling are handled by licensed contractors.
Henry Remodeling coordinates with licensed contractors with full general liability and workers compensation coverage. We do not perform unpermitted work.
Suburban population growth from Miami-Dade overflow has kept Pembroke Pines among Broward’s fastest-growing cities — HOA-governed communities like SilverLakes and West Pines generate consistent demand for interior upgrades.
FAQ: Remodeling in Pembroke Pines
Yes, for any work involving plumbing or electrical changes. Permit-required work is coordinated through licensed contractors at the City of Pembroke Pines Building Division. A permit typically takes 5–7 business days.
Many Pembroke Pines communities require HOA approval before permit. We prepare the scope description, finish board, and all documentation your HOA requires.
Scope and finish level. A $10K remodel replaces tile, vanity, and toilet. A $25K remodel includes full waterproofing, custom tile, frameless glass, and a floating vanity with quartz.
Yes. Most Pembroke Pines kitchen remodels replace cabinets, countertops, and appliances within the existing footprint. If you want to move walls, structural work and permits are coordinated through licensed contractors.
Yes. We work with Plumbing and electrical work is performed by licensed contractors who obtain required permits and pass inspections.
Failed shower pan liners. In Pembroke Pines’s older CBS homes, the pan liner is typically original — 40+ years old. We sound the floor before issuing any scope.
We work with third-party lenders. Ask about current financing options when you request your estimate.
Henry Remodeling Serves Pembroke Pines and Nearby
Also serving Fort Lauderdale, Coral Springs, Pompano Beach, and nearby Broward County communities.