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Curbless showers, spa finishes, and moisture-smart materials, built for condo baths on the islands and hall baths in Countryside ranches.
Explore bathroom remodelingReface sound 1980s oak boxes or replace them outright, measured advice, door samples in our showroom, and a 3D rendering either way.
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Three Pinellas County projects finished by the crew that serves Clearwater from our Pinellas Park showroom.
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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Treasure Island, FL
Gulfport, FLClearwater remodeling is really two different trades. Out on the barrier islands, it's condo work, board approvals, elevator logistics, and materials that shrug off salt air. On the mainland, it's 1970s and 80s block ranches in Countryside and Greenbriar, where oak cabinets and aging cast-iron drains set the agenda. We plan for both, because they fail in different ways.
TGA Kitchens & Remodeling designs and builds kitchens and bathrooms across Pinellas County. Before we order a single cabinet, you see your exact space as a photorealistic 3D rendering, your layout, your finishes, your light. One licensed team then carries the job through City of Clearwater permits and construction. No handoffs, no subcontracted design, no one-day wrap crew.
We'll be straight about one thing: we haven't completed a Clearwater project yet. Our finished work sits elsewhere in Pinellas, a spa-style master bathroom in Gulfport, a contemporary master bath in Treasure Island, a full kitchen and living renovation in Kenneth City. The renderings exist so you never have to take our word for how your remodel will look.
Our Design Center in Pinellas Park is 20 to 25 minutes from the Gulf-to-Bay corridor, straight down US-19. Bring your condo's floor plan or your ranch's measurements, and leave with a plan you can actually picture.
Condo remodels start with your association, not City Hall. Every building writes its own alteration agreement, contractor approval, insurance certificates, elevator reservations, permitted work hours. There's no universal process, so we read your board's documents first and build their rules into the schedule. Skipping that step is how island remodels stall for months.
Sand Key along Gulf Boulevard is almost entirely mid-rise and high-rise towers from the 1970s and 80s, buildings like South Beach and Harborage I. Florida's post-Surfside laws, SB 4-D and SB 154, now require milestone structural inspections for coastal buildings of three stories or more, starting at 25 years. If your building is mid-inspection or weighing assessments, we'll time your remodel around that, not into it.
Island Estates is a different animal: dredge-and-fill finger islands platted between 1957 and 1969, with roughly 600 waterfront homes and over 1,000 condo units. It's the neighborhood of the Clearwater Marine Aquarium, made famous by Dolphin Tale, and nearly every property touches the water. That drives our material picks, moisture-stable cabinet boxes, quartz over porous stone, and hardware finishes that resist salt-air pitting.
In a tower, logistics are their own trade. We pad and reserve elevators, size deliveries to the cab, protect corridor floors, and haul debris on the board's schedule. Sometimes the elevator calendar sets the timeline more than the tile does. Most island projects start with the bath, our Bathroom Remodeling in Clearwater page covers shower systems built for coastal humidity.
Countryside was master-planned in the 1970s along US 19, Clubhouse Estates, Oak Forest, Woodgate, Trails of Countryside, and most of its homes are concrete-block ranches from the 70s and 80s, minutes from Countryside Mall and its indoor ice rink. Greenbriar started earlier, in the 1960s, with midsize block-and-stucco homes plus the 55+ Greenbriar Club condo section. These houses share a to-do list.
If your cabinet boxes are sound and the layout works, refacing runs roughly half the cost of replacement, new doors, drawer fronts, and matching veneer over existing boxes. If you want an island where a peninsula sits, or the boxes have gone soft, replacement is the honest answer. Our Kitchen Cabinets in Clearwater page walks through both paths. A kitchen remodel is also the cheapest moment to scrape a popcorn ceiling, texture applied before the early 1980s should be tested for asbestos before anyone disturbs it.
Homes built before roughly 1972 to 1975 usually still drain through original cast iron under the slab, pipe now at or past its 40-to-50-year service life. Pinellas's mineral-heavy water and constant humidity speed up the corrosion. So we recommend a camera inspection of the drain lines before any kitchen or bath remodel in these neighborhoods. Finding a rotted pipe before demolition is a line item. Finding it after the new tile is down is a heartbreak.
For Greenbriar Club and other 55+ residents, the most requested projects are tub-to-shower conversions and walk-in tubs, both usually fit the existing alcove without moving walls.
The City of Clearwater issues its own building permits, you deal with the city, not Pinellas County. Applications go through the ePermit online portal, the counter sits at 100 S. Myrtle Ave, and the department answers at (727) 562-4567. Inspections can even be scheduled by texting SCHEDULE to (888) 691-4479. As your general contractor, we pull the permits and meet the inspectors under Florida license CBC1268077.
You'll need a permit whenever plumbing, electrical, or structure changes, which covers most real remodels. Fees scale with contract value: a base fee plus a per-thousand-dollar rate. The city's posted fee schedule looks dated, so we confirm current numbers when we file instead of quoting you a stale figure.
If your property sits in a FEMA Special Flood Hazard Area, much of Clearwater Beach, Island Estates, Sand Key, and low-lying coastal streets, an extra review applies under the city's Flood Damage Control Ordinance. For structures below base flood elevation, cumulative improvements must stay under 50% of the structure's market value, taken from Pinellas County tax records or a recent depreciated appraisal. The city documents this through its Non-Substantial Damage/Improvement Review, with affidavits from the architect, contractor, and owner.
This isn't paperwork trivia. After the 2024 hurricane season pushed repair costs on many coastal homes toward that threshold, the city held community meetings just to explain the rule. We run the 50% math during design, before you commit to a scope the ordinance won't allow.
One more coastal reality: all of Pinellas sits in Florida's wind-borne debris region. Replace windows or glazed exterior doors anywhere in Clearwater, and the new openings must be impact-rated or protected by code-approved shutters. We spec that from day one, so it never appears as a surprise change order.
Here's the honest range, based on comparable Pinellas projects in 2026. Cabinet refacing with new quartz counters: roughly $18,000 to $35,000. A full mid-range kitchen: $45,000 to $75,000. Larger custom kitchens with layout changes: $80,000 to $140,000. Hall bathrooms: $20,000 to $35,000. Primary bathrooms: $40,000 to $85,000. A tub-to-shower conversion usually lands between $15,000 and $30,000, depending on tile and glass.
Clearwater adds a few real line items. High-rise condo jobs typically run 10 to 15% above a comparable mainland remodel, elevator time, floor protection, staged deliveries, and debris hauling all cost hours. Replacing failed cast iron under a slab adds roughly $8,000 to $20,000, depending on run length and access.
Two caveats we'd rather you hear now. Permit fees move with your contract value, so treat them as a percentage, not a fixed number. And in flood zones, the limit often isn't your budget, it's the 50% cap on below-flood-elevation structures, which can trim scope no matter what you're prepared to spend.
Yes, whenever the work touches plumbing, electrical, or structure, which covers most remodels beyond paint and same-footprint counters. Clearwater issues its own permits through the ePermit portal, and we file and manage them as part of the job. Cosmetic-only updates generally don't need one.
Only if your structure sits in a Special Flood Hazard Area below base flood elevation, mainly the beach, Island Estates, Sand Key, and low coastal streets, not the whole city. Cumulative improvement costs must stay under 50% of the structure's market value per county records. We calculate your headroom before design starts.
Yes. We work under your board's alteration agreement, contractor approval, insurance certificates, elevator reservations, set work hours, and coordinate around milestone inspection schedules in older buildings. Budget extra calendar time for board review; every association moves at its own pace.
They must be impact-rated or protected with code-approved shutters, Pinellas County sits in Florida's wind-borne debris region. Which route makes sense depends on the opening, the building, and your budget. We spec compliant units during design so inspection day holds no surprises.
If the boxes are sound and the layout stays, yes, refacing typically runs about half the cost of new cabinets, roughly $18,000 to $35,000 with new counters in 2026. If you're moving walls or the boxes have failed, replacement wins. We'll tell you which after measuring, not before.
Design and 3D rendering: two to four weeks. City permit review varies, and we won't pretend to control it. Once construction starts, a bathroom typically takes three to five weeks and a kitchen five to eight. Condos add board-approval time up front.
Not yet, we'll say that plainly. Our completed work sits elsewhere in Pinellas: Gulfport, Treasure Island, St. Pete Beach, Kenneth City. That's exactly why we build a photorealistic rendering of your space first, so you're judging your project, not our word.
The fastest way to de-risk a remodel is to stand in front of the actual materials. Our Design Center is at 3851 62nd Ave N, Suite A, Pinellas Park, from the Gulf-to-Bay corridor, take US-19 south and you're here in about 20 to 25 minutes. Door styles, quartz slabs, tile, and hardware sit on the floor, next to the screens where we build your 3D rendering.
Bring your condo's floor plan, your board's alteration paperwork, or phone photos of your Countryside kitchen. We'll talk scope, run the 50% math if you're coastal, and put real numbers on the table, then show you the finished space before you commit to building it. Call (727) 800-4050 or stop in. Homeowners across Pinellas have rated us 4.9 stars over 113 Google reviews; we'd like to earn Clearwater's first.
