Interior work for condo owners
We plan interior remodeling for condominium units, including:
- Kitchen remodeling
- Bathroom remodeling
- Flooring and tile
- Interior painting
- Drywall and trim
Plan around your association
Condominium associations commonly have their own renovation rules, and requirements vary by building. Before you finalize plans, it helps to ask your association or management office about:
- Whether a renovation application or board approval is required
- Approved work hours and any restrictions on noisy work
- Elevator, loading dock and material delivery rules
- Flooring, sound or underlayment requirements
- Any documentation the building requires from contractors, such as proof of coverage
- Rules for parking, building access and debris removal
Bring your association's rules to the walkthrough so they can be reflected in the written scope.
Our founder's background
Our founder's background includes commercial construction management and high-rise residential development, including coordinating subcontractors and overseeing inspections. Learn more about Thomas Springer.
How we work
- 1.Free walkthrough. We talk through your goals and look at the space.
- 2.Written quote. Every project gets a detailed written quote after the walkthrough.
- 3.Changes in writing. Scope changes get priced, explained and approved in writing before work continues.
- 4.Your home is protected. Floors covered, dust contained, broom-clean site every evening.
- 5.Final walkthrough. We walk the finished work with you and come back for punch-list items.
Common questions
How much does it cost?
It depends on the scope, materials and any layout changes. We provide a written quote after a free walkthrough, and scope changes are priced, explained and approved in writing before work continues.
How long does it take?
Timelines depend on the scope of work and material availability. Schedule expectations are discussed as part of the quote conversation.
Do you handle association approvals?
Requirements differ from building to building. Share your association's rules with us and we will go over what they mean for the scope of your project.
Are you licensed?
Springer Construction & Development LLC is a Florida Certified General Contractor, Lic. #CGC1542102. You can verify the license at MyFloridaLicense.com.
Are you taking projects now?
Our construction services are launching soon. You can request a free quote and project game plan now, and we will follow up.