Kitchen Remodeling Contractor in Davenport, FL

Davenport sits at the meeting point of brand new communities and long established neighborhoods, so our crews handle a wide range of work every week. Because we self-perform every trade, a Davenport homeowner is not stuck coordinating separate subcontractors or waiting on schedules to line up.

Our team is published by name with the role each person plays, and the video library carries walkthroughs filmed on real jobsites with the crews who ran them.

Kitchen remodeling requests often start in newer ChampionsGate and Reunion homes, where owners want to swap standard builder cabinets and countertops for something built to last. In older Davenport and Haines City homes, the request is usually bigger: opening up a closed-off layout entirely.

Growing households in ChampionsGate and Reunion often reach a point where the original floor plan no longer fits. A home addition adds square footage without the disruption of selling and moving, and our crews match rooflines, siding, and finishes so it never looks like an afterthought.

Renovation design is where an addition either works or does not. Setbacks, the existing roofline, and where the plumbing already runs decide most of the plan before anyone picks a finish.

Kitchen cabinets and countertops are usually the first thing a Davenport homeowner asks about, whether the builder-grade boxes look fine but do not hold up to daily use, or the cabinets are original to an older Haines City area home. Because design and installation happen under one roof, the people who help choose a layout are the same people who build it.

Every Davenport project starts with a consultation, at the home or in our showroom, where our design team walks through cabinetry, countertop, and tile options in person. Once the design is set, the same in-house crews carry it through construction, so there is no handoff to a separate installer.

Our Davenport work covers the growing communities near ChampionsGate and Reunion, established neighborhoods throughout the city, and the surrounding areas of Haines City and Loughman. Each area brings a different mix of home ages, and our crews move between newer builds and older properties in the same week.

True Builders does the full rebuild after a fire or a storm, not just the cleanup. That distinction matters, because most of the companies that arrive first only clear the damage and then hand the homeowner a list of builders to call. We are the builder, and as a licensed general contractor we pull the Polk County permit the rebuild needs.

Our crews frame, rewire, replumb, hang and finish drywall, set cabinets and countertops, tile, and paint. On fire damage that includes the smoke damage that spread into rooms the fire never reached, which is the part most homeowners do not expect.

A kitchen fire is the most common of these calls, and a complete loss, where the structure comes down to the slab and goes back up, is the largest. Both are disaster restoration work. Storm calls in Davenport run to wind damage, usually a fallen tree through a roofline after a line of summer weather comes up the Disney corridor.

Water mitigation is not a True Builders service. It belongs to our sister brand True Plumbers. If water is standing or still coming in, start at trueplumbers.com, then bring us in for the reconstruction.

Davenport permitting runs through Polk County, with the City of Davenport building department reviewing addresses inside the city limits. Home additions, structural changes, and any remodel that moves plumbing or electrical all need a permit and inspections. In ChampionsGate and Reunion, an HOA architectural review usually runs alongside the county permit on its own schedule.

We pull the permit and schedule the inspections as the licensed contractor of record. Review time moves with the department workload and the size of the job, so we confirm the current turnaround at submittal rather than promising a date.

True Builders holds Florida general contractor license CBC1258346. It is public record, and you can verify it in the Florida DBPR license database before you sign anything.

For bathrooms, cost guides covering the Lakeland side of Polk County put the average remodel at roughly $7,484 to $10,335, with a full range of about $3,204 to $15,590. Push into a full remodel at Tampa-market pricing and the number generally runs $15,000 to $28,000, with mid-range projects between $15,000 and $30,000.

Kitchens sort into three bands. A cosmetic refresh runs about $8,000 to $18,000. A mid-range remodel with new cabinets, countertops, and appliances runs about $30,000 to $60,000. A full gut that moves walls and relocates plumbing runs $60,000 to $120,000 and up. Newer ChampionsGate and Reunion homes usually land in the first two bands, because the structure is sound and the work is finish-level.

Whichever room it is, moving a toilet, shower, or vanity drain adds $2,000 to $5,000, since the slab has to be opened and the line rerouted.

These are general market ranges compiled from published industry cost guides for Polk County and the Tampa area. They are not a True Builders quote. What your Davenport project actually costs depends on scope, the materials you pick, and what the crew finds once the walls are open. Call (863) 647-1800 or use Get a Quote and we will price your job.

A few questions come up on nearly every call, so here are straight answers before you even pick up the phone.

Timelines depend heavily on scope. A cabinets and countertops refresh with no layout change moves faster than a full kitchen remodeling project that involves moving walls or relocating plumbing.

The ranges above are market context. Your number comes from a walkthrough, and if you would rather spread the cost, financing runs through our third-party lending partner.

Our recent projects are worth a look first, since seeing a finished scope usually clarifies a budget faster than a range does. After the work is done, the True Home Membership covers ongoing upkeep across the True family of brands.