Remodeling Contractor in Boca Raton
Kitchens, bathrooms, and whole-home renovations for Boca Raton houses, condos, and estates. One team, accountable start to finish.
A Small Shop, by Choice
H&H Signature Renovations is a custom residential remodeler working across Palm Beach County. We take fewer projects than we could so that each one gets principal-level attention, and so the person who walked your home is the same person answering the phone six weeks later.
In Boca Raton that means kitchens and bathrooms most often, but also whole-home renovations, custom closets, and built-in cabinetry. Founded and led by Tristan Dankert, the H&H team owns the project from first walkthrough to final reveal. No juggling subcontractors, no gaps where nobody is accountable.
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 completed H&H kitchen renovation in Palm Beach County
Services We Offer in Boca Raton
Full-scope residential remodeling. We do not take on small-repair or maintenance work.
Kitchen Remodeling
Full kitchen renovations: cabinetry, stone, appliance integration, lighting, and the layout changes that make the room 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 & Built-Ins
Built-in bars, entertainment walls, banquettes, and butler pantries built to the room rather than ordered to it.
Tile & Flooring
Large-format tile, stone, and hardwood, installed over a properly prepared and leveled substrate.
What Running a Project Here Actually Takes
Boca Raton is not a difficult place to build in. It is a place where the sequencing matters, and where the parts that go wrong tend to go wrong before anyone picks up a tool.
A contractor, not a parade of subs
The failure mode on a multi-room renovation is rarely craftsmanship. It is the handoff. Tile arrives before the waterproofing inspection clears. The cabinet installer shows up to a room the electrician has not finished. Each gap costs days, and on a project with six trades those days compound.
We run the sequence ourselves and hold the schedule against it. One number to call, one person who knows why the job is where it is, and no situation where two trades each believe the other was handling something.
Seasonal residents and occupied homes
A good share of Boca Raton work happens in homes that are empty part of the year, and the rest happens in homes people are living in throughout.
Those are different jobs. An empty house lets us open more of it at once and move faster. An occupied one means dust control, a protected path in and out, staging that keeps a working kitchen or bathroom available where possible, and knowing which hours are genuinely off limits. We ask which one we are dealing with before we build the schedule, not after.
Permits and inspections at project scale
Boca Raton handles building 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.
A single-room remodel is one conversation with the city. A whole-home project is several, with sub permits by trade and staged inspections that each have to clear before the next phase can proceed. Getting that order right is most of what keeps a large renovation moving, and it is our job rather than yours.
What the era of your home changes
Boca Raton's housing stock spans a wide range, from the 1920s Addison Mizner architecture of Old Floresta through mid-century neighborhoods like Camino Gardens to the country club and waterfront communities built decades later.
The era sets the constraints. Older homes bring cast iron and galvanized plumbing, undersized electrical service, and plaster that does not behave like drywall. Mid-century houses often route plumbing through the slab. Newer construction is more predictable structurally but comes with tighter association rules. We walk the house before quoting so the estimate reflects the building rather than an average.
Permit procedures, building codes, and association rules change. We confirm current requirements with the City of Boca Raton and with your association on every project rather than relying on how the last one went.
Boca Raton Neighborhoods We Serve
Single-family homes, condominiums, and estates across the city and surrounding communities.
- Old Floresta
- Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club
- The Sanctuary
- Camino Gardens
- Broken Sound
- Boca West
- Woodfield Country Club
- Mizner Park area
- Boca Pointe
- Downtown Boca Raton
Built Like It Will Be Looked At Closely
Because it will be. Every finish gets treated as visible, whether you will see it or not, and the parts behind the wall get the same attention as the stone in front of it.
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 finalize selections together, and tell you early which ones carry long lead times.
We prepare permit drawings and assemble the approval packet if your building or HOA requires one.
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.
Finish work: cabinetry, stone, glass, fixtures, trim, and paint.
Final walkthrough together. We do not call it done until you do.
Remodeling in Boca Raton
What kind of projects do you take in Boca Raton?
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.
Do you handle the permits?
Yes. Boca Raton issues permits through its Development Services department, with applications and inspections in Boca eHub and plan files submitted through Boca ePlans. We prepare the submission, pull the permits and sub permits, 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.
Can you work while we are out of town for the season?
Yes, and it often makes the project go faster. We can open up more of the house at once, and we keep you updated with photos as the work progresses so you are not guessing about what is happening at home.
How do you price a project?
We walk the home, measure, and write a scope you can actually read, then price against it. Fixed estimate rather than a low number propped up by allowances that grow once demolition starts.
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.
Our services in Boca Raton
Let's Talk About Your Boca Raton 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.