Category 01 of 04 · Renovations

Luxury Home & Condo Renovations.

Transforming homes and condominiums with exceptional craftsmanship. From whole-home renovations to luxury condo remodels — design coordination, permitting, construction, and premium interior finishes under one signature.

Every renovation Dellamano Construction runs is priced fixed, permitted under Aldo’s own general contractor license, and finished with our own in-house mechanical, plumbing, and electrical crews. That’s why the schedule holds. That’s why the finishes match the drawings. And that’s why a condo board or an HOA calls Aldo instead of chasing a stack of subcontractors.

You get one written proposal, one contract, one signature on every permit, and one number to call when a question comes up two years after the walkthrough.

What’s included

Design coordination, permitting, demo, structural work, MEP rough-in, cabinetry, stone tops, tile, flooring, finish carpentry, painting, lighting, plumbing fixtures, appliance integration, HOA approvals, inspections, and final walkthrough — every item priced fixed at signing.

Typical timeline

Kitchen: 6–12 weeks. Bathroom: 4–8 weeks. Whole-home or luxury condo renovation: 4–9 months. Every project commits to a specific window in writing at contract signing.

9 featured services · one general contract

Every renovation scope Dellamano runs, under one signature.

01 · Interior

Whole Home Renovations

Full-home renovations with structural, MEP, and finish trades sequenced on the same crew calendar.

Explore → 02 · Condo

Luxury Condo Renovations

High-rise condo remodels — board approvals, elevator schedules, off-hours work windows.

Explore → 03 · Kitchen

Kitchen Remodeling

Cabinetry, quartz and stone tops, tile, appliance integration, gas and 240V electrical relocations.

Explore → 04 · Bathroom

Spa-Inspired Bathrooms

Freestanding tubs, curbless showers, marble and stone finishes, dual vanities, radiant heat.

Explore → 05 · Interior

Interior Reconfigurations

Load-bearing wall openings, new layouts, structural beams, engineered floor plans.

Explore → 06 · Millwork

Custom Cabinetry & Built-Ins

Kitchen cabinets, media walls, wine walls, closet systems, and built-in wall units.

Explore → 07 · Finish

Flooring & Finish Carpentry

Wide-plank hardwood, large-format porcelain, natural stone, crown, casing, wainscoting.

Explore → 08 · Systems

Smart Home Integration

Lighting control, motorized shades, security, whole-house audio, network wiring — rough-in on day one.

Explore → 09 · Finish

High-End Interior Finishes

Venetian plaster, book-matched stone, custom paint, decorative metal, hand-laid tile.

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Bundled inside every Dellamano renovation

Lighting, plumbing & electrical upgrades — already in the bid.

Included in the renovation scope

Every trade under one signature. No sub of a sub.

Renovations don’t fail on the drywall. They fail when the licensed electrician can’t make Wednesday’s inspection because he’s buried at another job site. Because Aldo Dellamano personally holds Florida’s Electrical (EC13015530), Plumbing (CFC1434398), and Mechanical (CMC1251666) contractor licenses, every MEP upgrade in your renovation is priced into the fixed bid and self-performed by our crew — not chased.

Recessed & decorative lighting rewiring
Panel upgrades and dedicated circuits
Kitchen and bath plumbing relocations
Gas line runs (ranges, cooktops, water heaters)
240V for induction ranges, EV chargers
Whole-house HVAC upgrades and ducting
Smart-home rough-in during framing
Code corrections found during demo

Electrical scope → Plumbing scope → All home services →

Why owners pick Dellamano for renovations

The reason a renovation actually finishes to a written schedule.

01All five licenses, one owner

General, Roofing, Mechanical, Plumbing, and Electrical — every one held personally by Aldo Dellamano and verifiable on the FL DBPR portal.

02Fixed-bid or cost-plus, always in writing

Every renovation runs on a written fixed-bid proposal signed at contract. Allowances listed upfront. Change orders require your signature before any work happens.

03Condo & HOA fluent

Board applications, elevator scheduling, off-hours work windows, and neighbor-notice letters handled by the office — not left on your desk.

04One warranty conversation

One contractor, one signature, one number to call when questions come up later. No finger-pointing between MEP subs.

Recent renovation work

Kitchens, baths, and interior remodels — delivered under one contract.

A cross-section of recent Dellamano Construction Inc. renovation projects across Broward and Palm Beach counties.

Kitchen

White kitchen with marble backsplash, stainless appliances, and waterfall island.

Spa Master Bath

Spa-inspired master bath with curved stone lounger and dual walk-in closets.

Interior Renovation

Floating wood staircase with pendant lights, marble walls, and ocean-view atrium.

Kitchen

Black kitchen cabinetry with ornate patterned backsplash and stainless countertop.

Master Bath

Marble finishes with curved neon lighting, freestanding tub, and dual vanity.

Open-Plan Interior

Open-concept dining and living with wood accent wall, coffered ceiling, custom cabinetry.

Interior Renovation

Curved cream sofa around a central fireplace with arched wall niches.

Master Bath

Marble flooring, freestanding tub, walk-in shower, and contemporary fixtures.

Renovations · under one contract

Fixed price at signing. Built to a written schedule.

Tell us about the renovation. You’ll promptly have a walk-through scheduled and a path to a written proposal.

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What Luxury Home Renovation Looks Like in Coral Springs

Coral Springs homes span a wide range of eras and HOA-governed communities — from 1980s tract builds in the Ramblewood and Eagle Trace corridors to newer custom construction near the Heron Bay area. That mix matters on a luxury renovation. Older framing often reveals surprises once demo begins: undersized electrical panels, cast-iron drain lines, or load-bearing walls that don't show on the original plans. A general contractor who also holds mechanical, plumbing, and electrical licenses can address those discoveries without pausing the job to chase a separate sub.

Broward County's permit office requires engineered drawings for any structural work — load-bearing wall removals, beam installations, floor-plan reconfigurations — and inspections at multiple stages before finishes can close up the walls. Coastal wind-load requirements also apply to exterior structural repairs and any exterior finishing work. Building that permitting sequence into the project schedule from day one is what keeps a luxury renovation on track instead of stalled at the inspection queue.

HOA architectural review is another layer specific to this market. Many Coral Springs communities require board approval for exterior changes, material samples, and sometimes even interior renovations that affect common elements in attached or zero-lot-line homes. Submitting a complete, permitted package — drawings, material specs, contractor license documentation — is the difference between a fast approval and a months-long back-and-forth.

Structural remodeling, including load-bearing wall openings and beam work

Bathroom remodeling with spa finishes — freestanding tubs, curbless showers, stone tile

Custom cabinetry and built-ins designed to the room, not to a catalog

Flooring installation — wide-plank hardwood, large-format porcelain, natural stone

Exterior finishing and exterior structural repairs built to Broward wind-load code

High-end interior finishes — Venetian plaster, book-matched stone, hand-laid tile

How Dellamano Runs a Luxury Renovation — Without the Coordination Gaps

Most renovation problems aren't craft problems. They're sequencing problems: the tile installer shows up before the plumber has roughed in the shower valve, or the electrician can't schedule the panel inspection because he's committed to a different job site. Those gaps push finish dates back by weeks and let punch-list items compound.

Dellamano Construction is a family-owned operation where the same person who holds the general contractor license is on-site managing the sequence. The existing page on this site outlines that structural work, mechanical, plumbing, electrical, cabinetry, stone, tile, and finish carpentry are all coordinated under one contract. That structure means the inspection on Wednesday gets scheduled because the crew who needs to pass it answers to the same job calendar — not to a separate company's dispatch board.

For a luxury renovation specifically, that coordination matters most at the finish stage, where millwork tolerances, tile layout lines, and lighting trim all have to land in the same plane. Those details are easier to protect when the people installing them have been on the job since framing — not dropped in at the end by a sub who never saw the drawings.

Common questions

How long does a luxury home renovation in Coral Springs typically take?

Scope drives timeline more than square footage. A spa bathroom remodel commonly runs four to eight weeks once permits are issued. A whole-home luxury renovation — structural changes, full kitchen, multiple baths, new flooring throughout — typically runs four to nine months. Broward County permit review and HOA architectural approval are the two variables that can extend the pre-construction phase, so both should be accounted for before a move-out date is set.

Do I need a permit for a luxury renovation in Coral Springs, and who handles that?

Most work that changes the structure, layout, or mechanical systems of a home in Broward County requires a permit — that includes load-bearing wall removals, bathroom reconfigurations, electrical panel upgrades, and gas line work. Dellamano handles the full permitting process, including engineering drawings where required and inspections at every stage. The permit pulls under the general contractor license, so the homeowner isn't chasing documentation.

What's the difference between a general renovation contractor and a luxury renovation contractor in this market?

The materials and design intent are part of it, but the larger difference is how the job is managed. A luxury renovation typically involves tighter tolerances — book-matched stone panels, integrated appliance cabinetry, custom millwork — where a sequencing error is expensive to fix after the fact. It also often involves HOA or condo board approvals that require complete permit packages, not just a verbal scope. A contractor who coordinates all trades under one license and is on-site through every phase is better positioned to protect those details than one who hands off to subcontractors at the finish stage.