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Kitchen & Bath Remodeling in Bonita Springs, FL

Kitchens, baths, and whole-home updates for Bonita Bay, Pelican Landing, Spanish Wells, and the homes along the Imperial River.

Kitchen & Bath Remodeling in Bonita Springs, FL

Bonita Springs sits right between Naples and Fort Myers, and its homes reflect both. You will find gated golf communities like Bonita Bay and Pelican Landing, newer neighborhoods off Bonita Beach Road and I-75, beachside condos near Barefoot Beach, and older homes along the Imperial River and Old 41 that carry decades of Florida history.

A&E 24 Renovations is a family-run, owner-led studio based in Naples, about twenty minutes south. Enmanuel and Ashley lead every Bonita Springs project personally, with a fixed scope and price before demolition, weekly photo updates, and a clean, respectful site.

Bonita Springs communities we work in

  • Bonita Bay
  • Pelican Landing
  • Spanish Wells
  • Hawks Ridge
  • Bonita National
  • Palmira
  • Worthington
  • Bonita Fairways
  • Imperial River and Old 41 area
  • Barefoot Beach and Bonita Beach condos

What remodeling in Bonita Springs involves

Permits. Bonita Springs is an incorporated city, so permits for Bonita Springs addresses go through the City of Bonita Springs rather than Lee County. Work that changes plumbing, electrical, or walls generally needs one. We confirm the requirements for your address and handle the full permit process.

Associations. Bonita Bay, Pelican Landing, and most gated communities have associations with architectural review and contractor rules — insurance certificates, gate access, approved work hours, and parking. Beach-area condominiums add alteration applications and sound-underlayment requirements for hard floors. We prepare the paperwork before work begins.

Flood history near the river. Neighborhoods along the Imperial River saw serious flooding during Hurricane Irma in 2017, and parts of Bonita Springs sit in FEMA flood zones. For large renovations in those areas the 50 percent “substantial improvement” rule can apply. Even on smaller projects we favor water-tolerant materials — porcelain tile, quality luxury vinyl plank, and plywood cabinet boxes — that recover better if water ever gets in.

The Bonita Springs projects we are asked for most

  • Golf-community kitchen updates. Replacing 1990s and 2000s cabinetry and granite with lighter cabinetry, quartz, and an island built for entertaining.
  • Primary bath conversions. Garden tub out, walk-in shower in, with a modern vanity and better lighting.
  • Condo refreshes. Kitchens, baths and flooring for beach-area condos, often completed while the owner is away for the season.
  • River-area renovations. Thoughtful updates to older homes using durable, flood-wise materials.

What a Bonita Springs remodel typically costs

As a planning guide, a kitchen refresh in a Bonita Springs golf-community home — new counters, cabinet doors or cabinetry, hardware and lighting — often runs $25,000 to $45,000. A full custom kitchen with a larger island and layout changes commonly runs $55,000 to $90,000 or more. Beach-area condo kitchens tend to be smaller and often land at the lower end of those ranges. Bathrooms range from about $12,000 for a guest bath to $45,000 and up for a full primary suite with a walk-in shower. We provide a fixed price for your specific project before any demolition.

Materials that make sense in Bonita Springs

Between the Gulf humidity, the river flood history, and homes that may sit closed up for part of the year, material choices matter here. We generally recommend plywood cabinet boxes instead of particleboard, nonporous quartz for low maintenance, porcelain tile or quality luxury vinyl plank instead of carpet or laminate, and fixtures in finishes that resist corrosion. These choices cost a little more up front and save you from replacing things far sooner than you planned.

How a Bonita Springs project runs

It starts with an in-home walkthrough where we listen to how you use the space. Next come design and selections, a fixed price, and, where needed, association paperwork and a City of Bonita Springs permit. During construction you get weekly photo updates and one owner as your contact. We finish with a walkthrough and a written warranty.

Why Bonita Springs homeowners work with a small, owner-led team

Bonita Springs sits between two busy markets, and homeowners here are often choosing between large Fort Myers or Naples firms that run dozens of jobs at once and small operators who are hard to reach. A&E 24 Renovations takes a deliberately small number of projects so each one gets real attention. Enmanuel or Ashley is your single point of contact from the first walkthrough to the final reveal, you receive a fixed price in writing before anything is torn out, and you get photo updates every week. For seasonal owners in Bonita Bay or Pelican Landing, that steady, direct communication is often what matters most.

Services in Bonita Springs

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A sample of our recent work

Bonita Springs kitchen and bath remodel by A&E 24 Renovations
Bonita Springs kitchen and bath remodel by A&E 24 Renovations
Bonita Springs kitchen and bath remodel by A&E 24 Renovations
Bonita Springs kitchen and bath remodel by A&E 24 Renovations
Bonita Springs kitchen and bath remodel by A&E 24 Renovations
Bonita Springs kitchen and bath remodel by A&E 24 Renovations
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Frequently asked questions

How much does a kitchen or bathroom remodel cost in Bonita Springs?
Kitchen remodels in Bonita Springs generally run from about $30,000 for a refresh to $90,000 and up for a full custom kitchen, and bathrooms from about $15,000 to $45,000 and up. You receive a fixed price before demolition.
Who issues building permits in Bonita Springs?
Bonita Springs is an incorporated city, so permits are issued by the City of Bonita Springs rather than Lee County. We handle the permit process for you.
Do you work in Bonita Bay and Pelican Landing?
Yes. We coordinate with community associations on insurance, gate access, work hours, and any architectural review before work begins.
My home is near the Imperial River. Does that change my remodel?
It can. Parts of Bonita Springs are in FEMA flood zones, so large projects may trigger the 50 percent substantial improvement rule. We also recommend water-tolerant materials that hold up better in flood-prone areas.

Planning a remodel in Bonita Springs?

Tell us about your home — Enmanuel or Ashley will reply within one business day with honest, fixed-price guidance.

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