Kitchen Remodeling in Bonita Springs, FL

Bonita Springs kitchens come in two main flavors. In the golf and gated communities — Bonita Bay, Pelican Landing, Spanish Wells, Hawks Ridge — homes built in the 1990s and 2000s often have generous footprints but dated cabinetry, heavy granite, and layouts that wall the cook off from guests. In the beach-area condos, space is tighter and the challenge is making a smaller kitchen feel open and work hard.

A&E 24 Renovations is a family-run, owner-led studio based in Naples. Enmanuel and Ashley personally design and build every Bonita Springs kitchen, with a fixed scope and price before demolition.

Two kinds of Bonita kitchens, two approaches

Golf-community homes. Here the opportunity is usually to open and lighten. We replace dark cabinetry with soft, coastal tones, swap busy granite for quartz or quartzite, enlarge or add an island for seating, and often connect the kitchen to the family room so the cook is part of the gathering. Integrated, panel-ready appliances keep the open space looking calm.

Beach-area condos. Here the opportunity is efficiency. Light cabinetry to the ceiling, drawers instead of deep base cabinets, a peninsula where an island will not fit, and continuous large-format flooring make a compact kitchen feel larger. Condo projects also need an association alteration application and work within the building’s hours and elevator rules, which we coordinate.

Built for Bonita’s climate and flood history

Parts of Bonita Springs, especially near the Imperial River, sit in FEMA flood zones and saw serious flooding in 2017. We favor plywood cabinet boxes over particleboard, nonporous quartz, and porcelain or quality luxury vinyl flooring — materials that hold up to humidity and recover better if water ever gets in. On large projects in flood zones we also check the 50 percent substantial improvement rule early.

Permits and associations

Bonita Springs is an incorporated city, so permits for kitchens that change plumbing, electrical, or walls go through the City of Bonita Springs. We pull them for you and handle community association requirements like insurance certificates, gate access, and approved work hours.

Making selections easy

We narrow your choices to a short, coordinated set of cabinetry, stone, tile, and hardware, and we can meet you at showrooms nearby in Estero to see them in person. Every decision is confirmed in writing and becomes part of your fixed scope.

Bonita Springs kitchen cost guide

A refresh in a Bonita Springs golf-community kitchen — new counters, hardware, backsplash, lighting, and refinished or new cabinet doors — typically runs $25,000 to $40,000. A full kitchen with new cabinetry, quartz or quartzite, and a larger island commonly runs $55,000 to $90,000. Compact beach-area condo kitchens often run $30,000 to $55,000 for a complete remodel. Fully custom kitchens with layout changes and integrated appliances can exceed $100,000. You receive a fixed price before demolition.

Step by step: a Bonita Springs kitchen remodel

• Walkthrough. We study the layout and how you use the kitchen, and check for any flood-zone considerations.
• Design and selections. A new layout and a short, coordinated list of cabinetry, stone, tile, and lighting.
• Fixed price and approvals. A written scope, a City of Bonita Springs permit if needed, and association or condo paperwork.
• Construction. Demolition, rough-in, cabinets, templated counters, backsplash, and finishes, with weekly photo updates.
• Reveal. A final walkthrough and a written warranty.

If you are seasonal, the whole project can happen while you are away, coordinated with your Home Watch company or building manager.

Popular Bonita Springs kitchen choices right now

In Bonita Springs, owners lean toward a relaxed coastal look: white or soft-gray cabinetry, quartz with subtle veining, natural wood tones on an island or open shelving, and brushed brass or nickel hardware. In golf-community homes, large islands with seating and a view to the lanai are the centerpiece. In beach-area condos, full-height cabinetry, under-cabinet lighting, and continuous flooring make smaller kitchens feel open. Across both, durable, low-maintenance surfaces matter, because many homes are also used by family, guests, or seasonal renters.

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