Where We Build in Palm Beach County
Kitchens, bathrooms, and whole-home renovations from Boca Raton to West Palm Beach. One team, accountable start to finish.
One County, One Crew
H&H Signature Renovations is a custom residential remodeler based in Lake Worth Beach, working the length of Palm Beach County. Our shop sits in the middle of the territory we serve, which is deliberate: it keeps our crew on job sites rather than on I-95.
We stay inside a radius we can actually cover. A contractor who takes work three counties wide ends up managing logistics instead of building, and the client feels it in the schedule. Everything on this page is within an hour of our door.
Founded and led by Tristan Dankert, H&H owns the project from first walkthrough to final reveal. We are licensed and insured in Florida, and we provide documentation to your association or property manager whenever a building requires it before work can begin.
A Palm Beach County master bath, taken to the finish level the room deserved.
Services We Offer Across the County
Full-scope residential remodeling. We do not take on small-repair or maintenance work.
Kitchen Remodeling
Cabinetry, stone, appliance integration, lighting, and the layout changes that make the room actually work.
Bathroom Remodeling
Complete bathroom remodels, from relocating fixtures to tile, glass, vanities, and finish carpentry.
Whole-Home Renovation
Multi-room and full-house projects, sequenced so trades follow each other properly and the schedule holds.
Custom Closets
Built-to-fit closet systems designed around what you actually own rather than a stock configuration.
Custom Cabinetry and Built-Ins
Millwork made for the wall it lands on: bars, media walls, banquettes, and storage that reads as architecture.
Tile and Flooring
Large-format tile, stone, and wood, set with the substrate prep that decides whether it still looks right in ten years.
What Changes From One Address to the Next
Palm Beach County is not one jurisdiction. It is dozens of them, and the rules that govern your remodel are set by which side of a city line your house sits on.
Your city, not the county, usually issues the permit
Each municipality here runs its own building department, with its own submittal portal, its own review queue, and its own way of staging inspections. A remodeler who works one city and assumes the rest match learns otherwise on the first project.
Boca Raton, for example, permits through its Development Services department across two systems: Boca eHub for applications, fees, inspection scheduling, and records, and Boca ePlans, the city's ProjectDox portal, for uploading drawings for plan review. Neighboring cities do it their own way. We work out the specific path for your address before we build the schedule, not after the drawings are done.
Wind-borne debris region, and what it is not
Palm Beach County sits in the Wind-Borne Debris Region, so exterior openings carry impact-protection requirements that shape any remodel touching windows, doors, or sliders. If your scope moves an opening or changes its size, that requirement follows it.
What the county is not is the High Velocity Hurricane Zone. HVHZ covers Miami-Dade and Broward only. It matters because product approvals and details written for HVHZ are stricter than what applies here, and a bid built on the wrong assumption is either over-priced or, worse, not what your inspector is looking for.
Paperwork that has to be right before anyone swings a hammer
Florida Statute 713.13 requires a Notice of Commencement to carry the property's legal description, street address, and tax folio (PCN) number. Palm Beach County's Building Division states plainly that incomplete NOCs get returned for completion and re-recorded.
That is a week lost to a form, on a job that had not started yet. It is the least interesting part of a renovation and one of the most common places a schedule slips, so we handle the recording and confirm it is clean before the crew is scheduled.
Associations set the calendar as often as the city does
A large share of the housing here sits under an HOA, a condo association, or a country club community with its own architectural review. Those bodies meet on their own schedule, and no amount of urgency moves a board meeting.
So we treat approval as a scheduled phase rather than a formality: scope documentation prepared up front, certificates of insurance naming the association, and the work planned around the building's rules on hours, elevator use, and debris removal. Building that window into the timeline at the start is the difference between a delay and a plan.
Permitting specifics above are current for Boca Raton as published by the city. Requirements differ by municipality, and we confirm the process for your specific address before quoting a schedule.
Cities We Serve
Single-family homes, condominiums, and estates across Palm Beach County. Cities with a page below have detail on permitting, associations, and recent work.
- Boca Raton
- Delray Beach
- Boynton Beach
- Lake Worth Beach
- West Palm Beach
- Palm Beach
Close Enough to Be There the Same Day
Every city on this page is inside an hour of our shop. That is not a marketing radius, it is the reason a question on Tuesday gets answered on Tuesday instead of at the next scheduled site visit.
Recent Projects
From First Call to Final Walkthrough
We walk the home with you and talk through what is not working about the space you have.
You get a written scope and a fixed estimate. No allowances that quietly grow once work starts.
We confirm the permitting path for your specific municipality and what your association will require.
We finalize selections together, and tell you early which ones carry long lead times.
We prepare permit drawings, record the Notice of Commencement, and assemble the approval packet.
Work begins on a scheduled date, with protection laid through the path our crew will use.
Trades run in sequence, with each inspection cleared before the next phase starts.
Final walkthrough together. We do not call it done until you do.
Working Across Palm Beach County
Which cities do you actually work in?
Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, Lake Worth Beach, West Palm Beach, and Palm Beach, plus the surrounding communities in between. We keep the territory tight on purpose so our crew spends the day on your job rather than in traffic.
Does the permit process change depending on which city I am in?
Yes, and it is the part clients are most often surprised by. Each municipality runs its own building department with its own portal and review process. Boca Raton, for instance, uses Boca eHub for applications and inspections and Boca ePlans for plan review. We confirm the path for your address before committing to a schedule.
Do you handle the permits and the paperwork?
Yes. We prepare the submission, pull the permits and sub permits, record the Notice of Commencement with the legal description, street address, and tax folio number that Florida Statute 713.13 requires, and carry the project through inspections.
My community has an HOA or a condo board. Is that a problem?
No, it is normal here and we plan around it. We prepare the scope documentation, supply license and insurance certificates naming the association, and work within the building's rules on work hours, elevator use, and debris removal. Because boards meet on their own schedule, we build the approval window into the timeline from the start.
What kind of projects do you take?
Full-scope residential remodeling: kitchens, bathrooms, whole-home renovations, custom closets, and built-in cabinetry. We do not take small-repair, maintenance, or urgent-repair work. If a project is smaller than that, we are happy to point you somewhere better suited to it.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes, fully licensed and insured in Florida. Documentation is available before work begins, and we provide it directly to your association or property manager when required.
Let's Talk About Your Project
Tell us what you are thinking about. We will walk the space, talk through what is realistic, and put a real number to it.