Kitchen and Bathroom Remodeling in Winter Park, FL

Collins Kitchen and Bath is a veteran-owned, state-certified building contractor (CBC1268306) that remodels kitchens, bathrooms and whole homes in Winter Park. A primary bathroom here usually runs from $40,000 to $80,000, a powder or guest bath starts around $25,000, and most primary baths take about 6 weeks start to finish. Some of our most detailed work is here, including a slab marble primary bath and a custom marble powder bath you can see in our gallery.

We handle three kinds of work in Winter Park. Kitchen remodels, from cabinetry and countertops through layout changes that open a closed floor plan. Bathroom renovations, including walk-in showers, freestanding tubs, and custom tile. Whole home remodels, taken on in phases or all at once depending on how you want to live through it.

The work here often runs past surface updates. Layout reconfigurations, full primary suite rebuilds, custom cabinetry, stone slab installations, detailed tile. Whether you're in Hannibal Square, near Park Avenue, or in one of the city's established residential neighborhoods, the process is the same. Every project starts with an in-home consultation, a clear written estimate, and a realistic timeline. Every trade in your home is licensed and vetted, and we use the same trusted employees, trades, and suppliers we've worked with for years. Communication stays direct from first day on site to final walkthrough.

Bathroom remodel in Winter Park, Florida with a backlit organic-shaped mirror, pendant lighting, a marble vanity, green zellige tile, and a brass faucet by Collins Kitchen and Bath.

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Winter Park Projects and Costs

Real Winter Park projects from our gallery, what they cost, and what drives the price of a kitchen or bathroom remodel here.

Primary bath with slab marble and a new water closet

The old layout left the toilet in the open. We gutted the room, built a private water closet, and wrapped the walk-in shower and freestanding tub in full slab veined marble with no grout lines. Frameless glass, brushed gold fixtures, a rain head and handheld wand. This bath came in around $60,000. See the project

Powder bath built around one piece of stone

A floating red marble vanity with the sink carved from the same block, handmade zellige tile across the full wall, and a custom backlit mirror. No shower, so the budget went into the pieces you see. This powder bath came in around $40,000. See the project

Bar refresh without a rebuild

We kept the existing cabinets and layout, then replaced the countertop, added a backlit glass block feature wall and updated the bar face and lighting. See the project

Foyer, hall and staircase in microcement

One continuous microcement surface across the entry, hall and stair surround, color-washed walls and custom brushed gold balusters, keeping the original oak treads and rail. See the project

Read the full write-up with costs: Bathroom Remodels in Winter Park, FL: 2 Real Projects and Costs

What remodeling costs in Winter Park

These ranges come from our own Winter Park and Central Florida estimates, not national averages.

  • Powder or guest bath: from about $25,000. Stone vanities, handmade tile and custom mirrors push it higher.

  • Primary bathroom: $40,000 to $80,000. Slab stone, moving the toilet or shower, and a freestanding tub drive the number.

  • Kitchen remodel: $50,000 and up, driven by the cabinet line, layout changes, stone and appliances.

  • Cabinet painting instead of replacing: about $4,500 to $7,500 for a typical kitchen.

Guides: bathroom remodel cost, kitchen remodel cost, tub to walk-in shower cost, paint vs replace cabinets.

Neighborhoods we work in

We work across Winter Park, from Virginia Heights, the College Quarter and the streets around Lake Osceola to Hannibal Square and the neighborhoods off Park Avenue. Winter Park's homes run from land-boom era houses to mid-century ranches and newer custom builds. The older ones often hide surprises behind the walls and under the floor, so we plan a cushion for what turns up.

How a Winter Park remodel works with us

  1. In-home consultation. We walk the space, hear what isn't working and talk budget honestly.

  2. Written estimate. Line by line, with allowances spelled out.

  3. Design and selections. As much or as little help as you want.

  4. Permits and schedule. A realistic timeline before demo day. Most primary baths take about 6 weeks start to finish.

  5. Build. Our own crew leads plus the same licensed trades we've used for years, with photo updates in your client portal.

  6. Final walkthrough. We finish the punch list before we call it done.

Design

Some clients arrive with a full set of selections already made. Some want a layout drawn, cabinetry and appliances placed, and every finish chosen before demo day. Most land somewhere between those two.

We offer design at several levels, and which one fits depends on how much of the work you want to own. Countertops, cabinetry, tile, and fixtures selected together read as one room rather than a set of separate choices, and that's what the design service is for.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a permit to remodel a kitchen or bathroom in Winter Park?

Most projects do. The City of Winter Park Building and Permitting Services Department reviews the plans, issues the permit, and performs the inspections. Homeowners here often ask about historic review, and the answer is usually simpler than they expect. Winter Park has recorded more than 700 historic structures, roughly 7% of the city's homes, and Historic Preservation Board approval applies to exterior alterations, additions, fences, walls, and reroofs on a designated property or a property inside a designated neighborhood. It does not apply to interior work. A kitchen or bathroom remodel inside a designated Winter Park home needs a building permit and no board review. We pull the permits and coordinate the inspections.

What kinds of homes do you work on in Winter Park?

Single-family homes, plus ground-floor townhomes with room to park our trailer. No condos or apartments. Winter Park runs from the older homes shaped by the Florida land boom to mid-century houses and newer custom builds, in Hannibal Square, near Park Avenue, and across the established residential neighborhoods. One project is a closed layout that needs walls moved. Another is a home where the finishes were high end when they went in and the homeowner's taste has moved on.

How much does a bathroom remodel cost in Winter Park?

In our estimates, a guest or powder bath starts around $25,000 and a primary bath around $40,000. Our recent Winter Park primary bath with slab marble and a new water closet came in around $60,000, and a custom marble powder bath came in around $40,000.

How long does a bathroom remodel take in Winter Park?

A primary bath usually takes about 6 weeks start to finish, including inspections. Custom glass is measured after the tile is done, which adds a short wait near the end.

Can I stay in my home during the remodel?

Usually yes for a single bathroom or kitchen. We set up dust protection and plan around the rooms you need. See our guide to living in your home during a remodel.

Do you do design, or do I need a designer?

Either works. Some clients come with every selection made; others want the layout and finishes drawn up. We offer design at several levels.

What areas near Winter Park do you serve?

Maitland, Orlando (including College Park and Baldwin Park), Winter Springs, Altamonte Springs, Oviedo and more.

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