Home renovations and additions with the decisions connected. Plan the space, selections and construction with TGA.
Tell us about your property and the changes you want to make.
TGA Kitchens & Remodeling helps Tampa homeowners plan renovations that involve several decisions and trades. A kitchen that opens into the living area, a new primary suite or an addition needs more than a set of separate finish quotes.
We review the existing home, the work you want and how it connects. The result is an agreed scope for design decisions, installation, access and project coordination, whether you are improving several rooms or changing the way the home works.
Coordinate Tampa kitchen remodeling, bathroom renovation, flooring, cabinetry and storage around the complete room layout. Moving a sink, opening a wall or changing appliances can affect plumbing, electrical work and surrounding finishes.
For new square footage, start with home additions. For a separate living space, review our ADU planning and building services. Bring drawings if you have them; design, structural and property requirements need to be resolved before a construction scope is finalized.
A larger renovation can also connect to replacement windows, roofing or an outdoor kitchen. Identify each part of the work and how the schedules relate.
Documented TGA projects
These completed Tampa records include a home addition with a master bathroom and custom closet, plus a walnut kitchen and spa-inspired master bath. See the photos and documented scope before discussing your own renovation.
Tampa, FLTGA Kitchens & Remodeling completed a full home addition in Tampa combining new room space, complex LVL support work across 30 feet of the room, a master bathroom and a custom walk-in closet. The project photos follow the work from exposed framing to the finished exterior, shower, double vanity and built-in closet storage.
See the finished project
Tampa, FLTGA Kitchens & Remodeling completed this Tampa kitchen and master bathroom remodel with walnut cabinetry, an island sink and a spa-inspired bath. Explore the finished kitchen, freestanding tub, glass shower and double vanity, alongside photos from construction.
See the finished projectConfirm whether the address is within the City of Tampa or another building jurisdiction. The City of Tampa permit resources explain the city’s construction process. Postal city wording alone does not tell you which authority reviews the project.
Share prior renovation records, known damage and available drawings. Structural changes, additions and properties with flood-related, historic or association requirements need the applicable review. For an occupied home, agree on access, protection and the rooms that must stay usable.
A renovation estimate depends on the rooms, layout, materials and work behind the finishes. Existing conditions, demolition, utility changes and a new addition can make two superficially similar projects very different.
Look for included work, allowances, exclusions, payment milestones and the approval process for changes. Ask how unexpected conditions will be documented and what decisions must be made before ordering. The TGA 5-Star Estimate starts with your property and priorities.
The home visit includes measurements and a discussion of the work, budget expectations and household needs. Review the written proposal before moving into design and material selections.
Confirm the coordinated layout and products, then provide your signoff before construction. TGA coordinates the agreed work, required permits and inspections, and communication across the people involved. Product availability and existing conditions inform the schedule; no single timeline fits every renovation.
Tampa projects are served through TGA’s Pinellas Park operation. Our design center is at 3851 62nd Ave N, Suite A, Pinellas Park, FL 33781. Call (727) 800-4050 to arrange the next step.
Homeowner estimates are free. Contact us about the appropriate appointment for an on-market, commercial or multifamily property. For more focused work, see Tampa service options; this page is for coordinating the broader renovation.
Your property. Your project priorities.
We plan remodeling, additions and related exterior work within the agreed scope. That can connect design guidance, materials, trades, permits, inspections and construction. The proposal defines responsibilities and included work.
Yes. Discuss how the new space connects to existing rooms, utilities and finishes. Our linked Tampa addition record is a real project example; your property still needs its own design and structural review.
Yes. Bring drawings and prior project information. We review the proposed scope and identify the decisions and requirements that need confirmation before a construction proposal.
It depends on the affected rooms and the work. Discuss access, household routines and the kitchen or bathrooms you need to use. Those needs must be included in the sequencing plan before work begins.
Review the agreement’s process for documenting conditions, proposed work, pricing and approval. That process should be clear before demolition, rather than decided after a hidden condition is uncovered.
Yes. Call (727) 800-4050 or use the form for a home visit, measurements and a discussion of your needs. Design and material selections follow proposal approval. Contact TGA about appointment terms for on-market, commercial or multifamily properties.
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