Bayshore Remodels plans and builds residential kitchen remodels for homeowners in St. Petersburg. We are a licensed remodeling contractor based in Largo, at 2101 Starkey Rd, Unit M6, and we serve Pinellas County. If you want to change the way your kitchen works, including the layout, cabinets, countertops and finishes, start with an in-home consultation to walk the room and talk through what you want to change.
This is a good fit when you are remodeling a kitchen as a planned project. We do not take commercial work, and we do not take small standalone handyman calls.
What a Kitchen Remodel Covers
A kitchen remodel can stay in the existing layout or open the room to adjoining living space when the structure allows it. Typical work includes cabinets, countertops, backsplash, lighting and related finishes. Appliances, faucets and some fixtures are usually your selections; you can supply them yourself or plan them with us after we see the space.
If your cabinet boxes are solid and the layout already works, cabinet refinishing or cabinet refacing may be enough instead of a full remodel. Refinishing updates the finish on the boxes and doors you already have. Refacing replaces the doors and drawer fronts and keeps the existing boxes. Both are covered by our 2-Year Finish Warranty. Our Refinish, Reface or Remodel guide explains how to choose based on the boxes and the layout.
For a full kitchen, see what is included on our main kitchen remodeling page. This page does not publish prices; the written estimate you receive after the visit is what your project is priced on.
Permits in St. Petersburg
Work inside the city of St. Petersburg is permitted by the City of St. Petersburg Building & Permitting division, not by Pinellas County’s unincorporated building office. The city’s official page is Building & Permitting, and applications and permit status are handled through the city’s portal, Apply Online & Check Permit List.
A permit is usually needed when plumbing moves, circuits are added or a wall changes. Requirements, including any flood or elevation rules, depend on the specific address and are confirmed for your property rather than assumed for every St. Petersburg home.
A Kitchen We Remodeled in St. Petersburg
On a two-bedroom, one-bathroom, 915-square-foot St. Petersburg home, we removed a load-bearing wall between the kitchen and living area and installed a beam to carry the load, then built a new kitchen with shaker cabinets, an island and quartz countertops. The bathroom and floors were remodeled as part of the same project. The full story and photos are on this St. Petersburg kitchen, bath and floors remodel. That project is in St. Petersburg, not St. Pete Beach.
Condos and Associations
Many St. Petersburg buildings have board or association rules for work hours, access and approvals. Bring those rules to the consultation so the plan accounts for them. See what a Pinellas condo board may ask for.
How to Get Started
- In-home consultation. We visit your home to see the kitchen and talk through what you want to change.
- Written estimate. You receive a written estimate based on what we saw.
- Selections. You choose cabinets, countertops and finishes, or bring your own appliances and fixtures.
- Build. Work starts once you approve the estimate and your selections.
Bayshore Remodels is 5.0-Star Rated on Google. Licensed CRC1335471. Call or text (813) 489-1552, or use the form below to request a consultation.
Planning a bathroom too? See bathroom remodeling in St. Petersburg. We also remodel kitchens in Clearwater and St. Pete Beach.
Questions We Hear From St. Petersburg Homeowners
Do you remodel kitchens in St. Petersburg, or only in Largo?
Yes, we remodel kitchens in St. Petersburg. We are based in Largo and serve homeowners across Pinellas County. St. Petersburg and St. Pete Beach are different places; this page is for the city of St. Petersburg.
Which office handles permits for a St. Petersburg kitchen?
Work inside the city of St. Petersburg is permitted by the City of St. Petersburg Building & Permitting division, not by Pinellas County’s unincorporated building office.
What if I live in a condo or an association?
Many St. Petersburg buildings have rules for work hours, access and approvals. Bring your building’s rules to the consultation so the plan accounts for them.
Can I stay in the house during a kitchen remodel?
Many homeowners do. The plan depends on your layout and the scope, which we go over at the consultation.
Request a Consultation
Tell us a little about the kitchen you want to change. Our team will follow up to schedule an in-home consultation.
Ready to talk about your St. Petersburg kitchen?