A kitchen that works beautifully for you—from layout and cabinet selections through construction.
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Start with a home visit, measurements and your TGA 5-Star Estimate.
We design it, permit it, build it, and finish it - so you only have one number to call and one team to thank when it's done.
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From a cabinet update to a new layout, start with the scope that suits your home.
Review work zones, island space, pantry storage and cabinet placement around how you cook and gather.
Compare surfaces for appearance, everyday maintenance and how they work with your cabinetry.
After proposal approval, bring the layout, cabinetry, fixtures and finishes together before your signoff.
Keep installation, trade work and required permits connected to the agreed scope and schedule.
A visual way to compare the existing condition, priorities, and finish direction before work begins.
TGA Kitchens & Remodeling helps St. Petersburg homeowners replace worn kitchens, improve storage and rethink how the room connects to the rest of the home. Your project may keep the current layout or include changes to cabinets, appliances, lighting and adjoining spaces.
We coordinate the design, material selections and construction for the agreed work. The first step is a home visit to understand your priorities and measure the space—not a one-size-fits-all package.
For a cabinetry-focused project, explore our St. Petersburg kitchen cabinet options.
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Explore two St. Petersburg kitchens and a nearby Kenneth City renovation. Open each project for its photographs and details.
St. Petersburg, FLA St. Petersburg kitchen remodel with wood-grain lower cabinets, taupe uppers, a workstation sink and warm under-cabinet lighting. See the finished photos, floor plan and construction-to-completion comparisons.
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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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Kenneth City, FL
We’ve built relationships with trusted suppliers so you get high-quality materials and strong value. Our team can help transform your space with:
Compare stock, semi-custom and custom cabinets, door styles, drawer storage and pantry options. TGA provides cabinet replacement, not cabinet refacing.
Bring the counter and backsplash choices together with your cabinet finish. Review quartz, granite and other available surfaces for appearance, maintenance and practical use.
Tell us which appliances you want to keep or replace. Their dimensions, placement and utility needs help shape the layout, along with task lighting and fixture selections.
Confirm demolition, flooring, tile, plumbing, electrical work, paint and trim in the proposal where they apply. Moving a sink or opening the kitchen to an adjoining room involves a different scope from replacing cabinets in place.
We’re happy to partner with professional contractors and suppliers who provide high-quality kitchen products and support.
The biggest decisions are how much of the room changes and which products you choose. Replacing cabinets in the existing layout differs from moving utilities, altering walls or including adjoining rooms. Your estimate should reflect your measured kitchen and the work you want included.
Compare the cabinet specification, counters, appliances, flooring and installation scope—not just the total. Ask which selections are fixed, which are allowances, what is excluded and how unexpected conditions would be handled.
Read our St. Petersburg kitchen remodel cost guide for planning context. If you are comparing regional budgets, the Tampa Bay cost guide is also available. Your own proposal comes from the home visit and project requirements.
A designer or project manager visits, depending on the project, to discuss your priorities and take measurements for your TGA 5-Star Estimate. Bring photos, appliance details and a list of what is not working in the current kitchen.
Review the scope, allowances and open decisions. Proposal approval moves the project into design and material selections.
Work through the layout, cabinetry, surfaces and fixtures. Discuss available 3D views with the team, then review the design and selections for your signoff.
After signoff, coordinate the required preparation, permits, deliveries and installation for the agreed scope. Discuss preparation and construction separately when reviewing the schedule.
Estimates are free for homeowners. On-market home evaluations cost $400; multifamily and commercial projects are subject to qualification. Contact TGA to confirm the appropriate appointment, or meet the team.
Visit our kitchen and bath showroom at 3851 62nd Ave N, Suite A, Pinellas Park, FL 33781 to compare finishes and discuss your kitchen. We come to your St. Petersburg home for the estimate appointment.
Bring room photos, inspiration and details of any appliances you plan to keep. If your building has association rules or construction-access requirements, share those early so they can be considered in planning.
Plan your showroom visit or call (727) 800-4050.
Planning guides
Use these guides for cost, timing, layout, cabinet and permit questions before your consultation.
Most St. Petersburg kitchen remodels run $20,000 to $75,000 in 2026, and waterfront gut jobs go well past that. Here's what each tier includes, what the city's 49% flood rule changes, and where your budget actually goes.
Read the guideA kitchen remodel has a preparation period and a construction period. Understand the steps from TGA’s measured estimate through design, signoff and construction.
Read the guideTurn kitchen ideas into a clear scope, coordinated selections and a construction plan. A homeowner guide with TGA project examples from Kenneth City and Bradenton.
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Compare kitchen islands and peninsulas for seating, storage and everyday flow, with a real Sarasota transformation and questions to bring to your design consultation.
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Find your cabinet color combination with practical pairing ideas, a sample checklist and a real St. Petersburg kitchen featuring wood-grain lowers and taupe uppers.
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Pinellas County runs remodel permits through five different systems, and St. Petersburg enforces a flood-zone rule stricter than FEMA's. Here's who issues your permit, what it costs in 2026, and how to avoid the expensive traps.
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TGA Kitchens & Remodeling is licensed and insured for residential remodeling work, with local project coordination and clear accountability from estimate through completion.
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Tell us about your kitchen, your location and the changes you have in mind.
Requirements depend on the work and the property's jurisdiction. Check the scope with the responsible building department before work begins, particularly when plumbing, electrical or structural changes are involved. TGA coordinates required permits and inspections for the agreed work. The City's permit-exemption guidance also identifies exceptions for flood-zone and historic properties.
Ask the responsible building department which floodplain or historic-review requirements apply to your address and proposed work before finalizing the scope. Do not assume that an interior-only project is automatically exempt. Share previous damage, repair information and any property-specific notices with the team. Requirements should be confirmed for the actual property, rather than inferred from a neighborhood name.
A layout change can involve more than removing cabinets. Walls, structural support, utilities, appliance locations and clearances need to be reviewed for the proposed design. Discuss the adjoining spaces you want included during the home visit so the proposal can reflect the work involved.
That depends on the existing condition and the proposed changes. Discuss known issues, available inspection information and how work discovered during the project would be reviewed and approved. The age of a home alone does not establish the exact work needed or its cost.
Timing depends on the scope, design approvals, material availability, permits and inspections. Ask the team to distinguish planning and preparation from the period of construction, and to explain which decisions and deliveries are needed before work starts.
No. TGA provides cabinet replacement rather than refacing existing cabinet boxes. If you intend to keep the boxes, compare a refacing specialist's scope with a replacement proposal before choosing your approach.
Yes. After proposal approval, the project moves into design and material selections. Discuss 3D views with the team as part of that phase. Your signoff comes before construction; a free estimate is not a promise of free design services before approval.
