Your condo. Fully custom, fully compliant.
Association-approved renovations that respect your building's rules, minimize disruption to neighbors, and still deliver a stunning remodel. Full-service Brevard County condo experience — beachside, riverfront, or inland.
Full-service condo renovations, done the association-approved way.
Condos have unique constraints — quiet hours, elevator scheduling, plumbing-stack rules, and HOA paperwork. We've done enough of them to know the playbook and keep neighbors on your side.
HOA package & approval
We prepare the full HOA application — plans, specs, contractor insurance, work hours — and manage the approval process with your board.
Building coordination
Elevator reservations, service entry access, loading dock scheduling, and neighbor notifications — all handled by us.
Permits & inspections
Brevard County permits pulled and inspections scheduled — plus any building-specific permits your HOA requires.
Kitchen & bath renovation
Full kitchens and bathrooms — cabinetry, quartz counters, fixtures, tile, plumbing, electrical. Everything a condo owner typically wants updated.
Flooring & walls
New flooring throughout, painted walls, updated trim. Sound-dampening underlayment where required to protect downstairs neighbors.
Plumbing within your unit
Fixture updates, drain re-runs within your unit, minor supply line updates. We coordinate with building maintenance for anything that touches shared systems.
Electrical & lighting
Added recessed lighting, ceiling fans, updated switches and outlets, GFCI upgrades. Panel work coordinated with HOA when needed.
Clean, respectful process
Dust containment, daily cleanup of common hallways, elevator protection, and quiet-hours compliance. Your neighbors stay happy.
What Brevard condo renovations typically cost — and how long they take.
Condo projects range from single-room updates to full unit renovations. Timelines run slightly longer than comparable single-family work because of building rules and elevator scheduling.
One room fully renovated — typically a kitchen or bathroom. Includes HOA approval process and building coordination.
Kitchen + bath(s) + flooring throughout. Full HOA approval and building coordination. Perfect for making a condo truly your own.
Most popularFull unit reimagined — kitchen, bathrooms, flooring, all finishes, lighting, and any layout changes the HOA allows. Best done vacant.
Note: These are typical ranges based on condo renovations projects we've completed in Brevard County. Your final quote depends on your specific scope, chosen materials, and any structural work discovered on-site. We always give you a line-by-line quote before starting — no surprises.
Recent condo transformations across Brevard County.
A look at recent condo renovations — from single-room updates to full unit gut renovations.
Why condo owners choose Castillo.
Family-run, personally invested
You work directly with the owners — no middlemen, no shift changes.
You're in every decision
From first sketch to final walkthrough, you're part of every step.
Craft and service, equal focus
Beautiful work paired with an experience that feels great, too.
One team, any project size
Same crew, same standards, same accountability on every job.
Transparent, no surprises
Every cost, every timeline, every change — agreed before we start.
From HOA package to move-in. Zero surprises.
In-condo consultation & HOA review
We visit your condo, understand what you want to change, and review your HOA rules to identify what's approvable. We give you a candid feasibility read. Free, no obligation.
Design & 3D rendering
You see the full design, and we prepare the HOA package — plans, specs, work hours, insurance, contractor credentials. Adjust anything. Nothing moves until you AND the HOA approve.
Line-by-line quote & schedule
Every material and every hour of labor — itemized. Timeline plans around building rules (elevator times, quiet hours, holidays). Signed before we start.
Build (3–16 weeks by scope)
Careful staging within HOA-permitted work hours. Elevator scheduling, common-hallway protection, daily cleanup, and neighbor communication. Weekly written updates to you.
Final walkthrough & warranty
We don't leave until you're happy. Our warranty keeps working long after we're gone.
Condo renovation questions, answered honestly.
How does the HOA approval process work?
Most HOAs require a written renovation application before work begins — plans, specifications, contractor insurance certificates, timeline, and work hours. Some require architect drawings. Approval can take 2–6 weeks. We prepare the whole package, submit it to your board, and answer any questions they have. Once approved, we can start.
Can I change the layout of my condo?
Depends on the walls. Interior non-load-bearing walls in your unit are usually yours to modify with HOA approval. Load-bearing walls, walls containing plumbing stacks or electrical risers, and walls between units are typically off-limits. We assess feasibility during the free consultation and design around what's actually possible.
What about noise and neighbor complaints?
Every condo building has quiet-hours rules — typically 9am–5pm weekdays for construction, with weekends off-limits. We respect these strictly. We also send neighbor courtesy notices before starting, protect common hallways with plastic, contain dust aggressively, and clean daily. The vast majority of our condo projects generate zero neighbor complaints.
How much longer do condo projects take vs. single-family?
Usually 25–50% longer than a comparable single-family project. Reasons: HOA approval upfront (2–6 weeks), restricted work hours (typically 6–8 hours/day, weekdays only), elevator scheduling delays, and materials being brought up floor-by-floor. We account for all of this in the timeline we give you.
Can I do flooring in a condo — hardwood, tile, etc.?
Yes, but most HOAs require sound-dampening underlayment beneath any hard-surface flooring — especially on upper floors — to protect downstairs neighbors from footfall noise. Some buildings restrict flooring types entirely. We handle the acoustic underlayment properly and confirm your specific building's rules during design.
Do I need to move out during a condo renovation?
For single-room projects (one bathroom, one kitchen): usually you can stay. For multi-room or full renovations: yes, temporarily. Living in a condo during full renovation is uncomfortable — dust travels, water gets shut off, and you have limited space to escape the work. Most clients stay elsewhere or use it as travel time.
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Ready to renovate your condo?
Let's bring your space to life with craftsmanship, clarity, and care. Whether it's a full remodel or a custom outdoor project — Castillo makes the process smooth, transparent, and beautifully executed.
