For Brevard County homeowners planning a whole-home remodel

Seems like you’re looking at more than one room.

Every time you look into it, the project gets a little bigger.

Maybe it started with the kitchen. Then the floors. Then the master bathroom, another shower, some painting. And now: how are you actually going to live here while all of this is going on?

Who this is for: several rooms or a whole-home interior remodel. Not a list of small, unrelated jobs.

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Nick Iles · one of the owners

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Does this sound familiar?

One remodel turned into several. Now what?

It keeps getting bigger.It started with the kitchen. Then the floors, because you're already changing the kitchen. Then the master bath. Now it's several projects across the house.
Who's coordinating the different trades?Flooring, plumbing, electrical, cabinets, tile, paint. Each one has its own schedule, and somebody has to make them fit together.
How long will the house be torn apart?You've got kids, furniture, work and your normal everyday routine. You want to get back to living comfortably, not camp in a construction zone.
One room holds up everything else.When one part of the project slips, how do you make sure it doesn't stop the rest of the house?

The real problem

You're not just remodeling a kitchen, a bathroom or a floor. You're remodeling the place where you live.

A kitchen has its own sequence. A bathroom has another. Flooring has another. When you do them together, those sequences have to work with each other, and somebody has to be looking at how each part affects the rest of your house.

Floors & trim
→
Protect them
→
Rooms back
→
Kitchen & baths
→
Finish

In a customer's words

★★★★★

“Nick and his company each did an excellent job on my full kitchen, partial bathrooms remodels and carpet removal and replaced with flooring for my entire house … going from carpet to vinyl while still staying in house was no easy task, but Nick found a way to make sure that we were all comfortable during the remodel.”
Tiffany R. · Google review

How we run a whole-home remodel

Four parts. One plan for the whole house.

The way we plan a remodel should take into account how you're actually using the home. That's where it starts.

Your situation first

Are you living in the home during the work? Kids? Heading north for the summer, or is this a second home? Those answers change how we approach the work.

Start with what touches the most rooms

If you're living there and we're replacing flooring through the house, we may tackle that early: finish the trim, protect the new floors, and get your furniture and living space back in place.

Then focus the work down

Then we consolidate down into smaller areas, like the kitchen or the bathrooms. Sometimes two trades on the same day makes sense. In a smaller space, it can slow everything down.

When something changes, we move

Materials can get delayed. Unexpected conditions come up. We look at what it affects, what work can still move forward, and adjust the plan.

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What you get

Before anything starts, you'll know:

The full scope of work, room by room, written down.
The order of operations: which areas go first, and what waits for what.
An estimated timeline and the milestones along the way.
Which rooms you'll have, and what's happening next.
Who is responsible for coordinating every trade. Not you.

Most families stay in the home while we work. On the Project Fit Call we map where you'll sleep, cook and work during each phase.

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New plank floors covered with paper runners while other work continues

From one of our whole-home jobs: finished floors covered before the next trade.

Nick IlesOne of the owners

Why we run it this way

A whole house isn't six separate jobs.

I'm Nick Iles, one of the owners of Melbourne Beach Flooring & Kitchens. One house we worked on had new flooring throughout, the master bath, closets, a new kitchen, a wine bar, several showers and paint inside and out. A house like that only works when it's planned as one job:

Start with what spreads across the house the most.
Get the floors and trim done, then protect them.
Give the family their bedrooms and living areas back, with the furniture in place.
Then consolidate, area by area, until it's complete.

Because the finished result is only part of what matters. The experience of getting there matters just as much.

"A remodeling experience that's organized around your home, your schedule, and your life."

New plank floor in a kitchen and living area, island cabinets in place — Floors in phases: the kitchen area first, the rest of the house after.

Kitchen with new cabinets and new plank flooring during installation — New floors go down after the dusty work.

Finished kitchen with island, pendant lights and new flooring — Same goal in a different house: the new floor after the dust.

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What happens on the Fit Call

A short, honest conversation. Nothing more.

Nick calls you at the time you pick. We'll talk about what you're looking to accomplish, whether you'll be living in the home during the work, and whether we're the right team to help you bring it all together.

It is

A short phone call with Nick
About your home and how you use it
An honest read on whether we fit
A clear next step, either way

It isn't

A design session
A price over the phone
A sales pitch
A commitment from either side

Bring

Anyone who's part of the decision
The list of rooms you're thinking about
Photos, ideas or a design
Any quotes you already have

What happens after the call

Project Fit CallA short call with Nick about your project.
Planning stepWe plan the rooms, the order, and how you live in the home during each phase.
Written scope & sequenceWhat's included, and the order it happens in.
Your decisionYou decide whether to build it with us.

If we're a fit, the next step is the Whole-Home Planning Package: $1,500.

We plan the rooms, the order, and how you'll live in the home during each phase, before anything starts.

For context: kitchen-plus projects typically run $30,000 to $80,000, and whole-home work can run $100,000 to $150,000 and up. Prices include sales tax where it applies.

It goes both ways. You see if we're right for you, and we see if we're right for your home. If we're not, that's okay, and you'll still leave understanding the path forward.

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What people worry about

"That sounds good, but…"

We have to live there while the work is done.

That's the most common situation, and it's exactly why your situation comes first. Kids, furniture, work, your everyday routine: the plan is built around how you're actually using the home.

Often that means starting with the work that affects most of the house, so you get rooms back sooner.

We'll walk through this on your Project Fit Call.

We're away for part of the year.

Then we may have more flexibility in how we schedule the work and which areas we tackle at the same time. If it's a second home, or you're heading north for the summer, tell us. It changes the plan.

We'll walk through this on your Project Fit Call.

What if something goes wrong?

Something usually does. Materials can get delayed, and unexpected conditions come up. We won't pretend otherwise. What changes is that someone who understands the whole sequence looks at what it affects, moves forward the work that still can, and keeps you informed.

We'll walk through this on your Project Fit Call.

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From our customers

What homeowners say

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Book your call

Pick a time. Nick calls you.

Choose a time that works for you. We'll talk about the rooms you want to change, how you use the home, and the best way to approach it.

One-year workmanship warranty
Written scope and sequence before work starts
Written approval before any change-order work

Project Fit Call: pick a time that works for you

Project Fit Call

A short phone conversation about your home.

A 20-minute phone call Nick calls you at the time you pick

See open times and book

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Questions people ask first

Straight answers

Can you give me a price over the phone?

Not responsibly. A multi-room price depends on your house: which rooms, what's behind the walls and under the floors, and what you choose. That comes from planning, not a guess on a call.

Can we phase this over more than one project?

Yes, often. Part of planning is deciding what belongs together now and what can wait for a later project. The Project Fit Call is where we sketch those options for your home.

Do we have to do every room at once?

No. Part of the plan is deciding what happens together, what happens separately, and in what order. We'll talk it through on the call.

Who does the plumbing and electrical?

When we build your project, independent trade partners that we schedule and coordinate, in sequence, so each step is ready for the next.

Who will I talk to on the Fit Call?

Nick, one of the owners. He calls you at the time you pick.

What if we're not the right fit?

Then we'll say so, and you can too. The goal of the call is for you to understand the path forward, whether that's with us or not.

Can someone else join the call?

Please. If anyone else is part of the decision, bring them on the call.

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You're remodeling the place where you live. Start with the plan.

A short call about the rooms you want to change, how you live in the home, and the best way to bring it all together.

Book a Project Fit Call

Prefer to call? (321) 225-0306