Home and condo renovations with the work connected. Plan layouts, materials, approvals and installation with one coordinating team.
Tell us about your property and the changes you want to make.
TGA Kitchens & Remodeling helps Clearwater homeowners plan residential renovations that connect rooms, trades and finishing decisions. A new kitchen, bathroom and flooring can affect the same utilities, access arrangements and construction schedule.
Start with the property and your priorities. We discuss what stays, what changes and which parts of the work need to happen together, then prepare a scope based on the home rather than a generic room package.
Coordinate Clearwater kitchen remodeling, bathroom renovation, replacement cabinetry, flooring and storage as a complete layout. Identify appliance dimensions, utility moves and finishing connections before ordering.
For a changed footprint or structural work, bring available plans and discuss the required design and review. If your renovation also includes Clearwater replacement windows or roofing, define those responsibilities and schedules alongside the interior scope.
Completed nearby
These completed kitchen and bathroom projects are in St. Petersburg. They show actual TGA materials, storage and finishing decisions nearby; they are not presented as Clearwater projects.
St. Petersburg, FLTGA Kitchens & Remodeling transformed this St. Petersburg kitchen from brown cabinetry and dark counters to a bright white kitchen with expanded drawer storage, a light backsplash and an organized custom pantry. See the original kitchen alongside five finished views.
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St. Petersburg, FLA St. Petersburg bathroom remodel with a warm wood-tone double vanity, brushed gold fixtures, a glass-enclosed shower and coordinated gray and white tile.
See the finished projectFor a condo or managed building, bring association rules for renovations, work hours, deliveries, elevator use and protection of shared areas. Confirm responsibility for the elements being changed and any product restrictions before selections are finalized.
The association’s review and the building authority’s permit process are separate. Confirm the property jurisdiction; the City of Clearwater permitting resources provide a starting point for city properties. Requirements for structural, flood-related or other review depend on the address and work.
Tell us whether the home will be occupied during construction and which rooms you need to keep using. Several rooms out of service, restricted work hours and shared-building access can affect the sequence.
Review transitions between new and existing flooring, cabinets, walls and trim. Finishing those connections belongs in the agreed scope, along with protection, waste removal and communication when a decision or change is needed.
The estimate depends on room scope, layout changes, materials, utilities, existing conditions and access. A finish replacement and a renovation involving walls or building systems are different projects even when their finished photographs look similar.
Review included work, allowances, exclusions and payment milestones. Ask how unexpected conditions and owner-requested changes will be documented and approved. The TGA 5-Star Estimate follows a home visit, measurements and a discussion of your needs.
After the proposal is approved, the project moves into design and material selections. Review the coordinated layout and products, then provide your signoff before work begins. TGA coordinates the agreed construction scope, required permits and inspections, and project communication.
Clearwater is served through our Pinellas Park operation. Visit the design center at 3851 62nd Ave N, Suite A, Pinellas Park, FL 33781, or call (727) 800-4050. Homeowner estimates are free; contact us about appointment terms for on-market, commercial or multifamily properties. See Clearwater services for focused room projects.
Your property. Your project priorities.
Yes. We review the intended scope and the building’s requirements. Bring association approvals, work-hour rules, access arrangements and responsibilities for the elements being changed before finalizing the project.
Yes. We discuss the connected rooms, utility changes, material transitions and construction sequence together. The proposal identifies which work is included and what remains outside the scope.
No. Association review and the building permit process serve different purposes. Confirm the responsible authority and the requirements for the proposed work at your property.
The project cards on this page show completed St. Petersburg kitchen and bathroom remodels nearby. Their actual locations and documented scopes are retained. They are not Clearwater project claims.
It depends on the affected rooms, access and work. Discuss household needs and association restrictions before construction. The project sequence should identify the periods when particular spaces are unavailable.
Call (727) 800-4050 or use the form with your address, available plans and priorities. Homeowner estimates are free and begin with a visit and measurements. Design and material selections follow proposal approval.
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