What areas do you serve?

We serve Pasco, Pinellas, Hillsborough, Hernando, and Citrus counties, providing high-quality remodeling services throughout the greater Tampa Bay area. To see if we are in your neighborhood, visit our Service Areas Page.

Are you licensed and insured?

Yes. We are fully licensed and insured in the state of Florida. Our license number is CRC1331933, and we carry both general liability and workers’ compensation insurance.

Do you offer free consultations?

Yes. We offer a complimentary in-home consultation to discuss your project, understand your goals, and provide a general price range. If you move forward into the design phase, a design fee (1–10% of the total project cost) applies.

What remodeling services do you offer?

We specialize in Kitchen Remodeling, Bathroom Remodeling, Room Additions, full home renovations and Design Services. From layout changes to premium finishes, we handle every detail, start to finish.

Do you offer custom designs?

Absolutely. Our team works with you to create a design that fits your style, budget, and needs. We also provide 3D renderings during the design phase so you can visualize the final result.

Can I choose my own materials?

Yes. We guide you through material selection and partner with trusted vendors for cabinetry, countertops, tile, flooring, fixtures, and more.

How long does a remodel usually take?

Every project is unique, but a general rule of thumb is: Kitchen remodels: 6–10 weeks; Bathroom remodels: 4–8 weeks; Room additions: 2–4 months. We provide a more specific schedule based on your scope of work.

How will you communicate with me during the project?

We use an app called BuilderTrend to provide customers with progress photos, updates, timelines, and messages so you’re always in the loop.

Do you provide a warranty?

Yes. We offer a 5-year labor warranty on all projects, one of the best in the industry. If something wasn’t done right, we’ll make it right at no extra charge.

Do you use in-house crews or subcontractors?

We use a mix of trusted subcontractors and our own in-house carpenters. Every crew is vetted for quality, professionalism, and reliability.

What makes G2 different from other contractors?

We blend high-end craftsmanship with a transparent, communication-first process. Our goal is to make remodeling stress-free, and we back it all with a 5-year labor warranty.

Planning a Home Remodel for 2027? What to Start Now.

You know that thing your house does that drives you a little crazy? The kitchen everyone gets stuck in. The bathroom with nowhere to put anything. The spare bedroom doing its best impression of a storage unit. If 2027 is finally the year you do something about it, this fall is a good time to start planning.

For Tampa Bay homeowners, getting a remodel underway involves more than choosing finishes and picking a start date. There’s the layout, the budget, the approvals; and figuring out how you’ll live through the work.

Here’s where to begin.

Start With What Isn’t Working

Before you save another kitchen photo, write down what you actually want your renovation to solve. Saying “we want a bigger kitchen” is a starting point. “We need room for two people to cook without performing an awkward little dance around the island” is useful information for your designer.

Think about storage, privacy, natural light and how people move through your home. Then separate your list into three groups:

Must fix: The problems driving the project.
Would love: Features that would make it better.
Can wait: Improvements that don’t need to happen now.

Set a Budget That Covers the Whole Project

Cabinets and countertops get the attention. Plumbing, electrical work, design and permits still need a place in the budget. Start with an investment range you’re comfortable discussing. Then ask what that range can realistically accomplish in your home.

Also account for life during construction: temporary cooking arrangements, storage or somewhere else to stay if the scope requires it. Discuss a contingency for unexpected conditions, with the amount based on the project rather than an arbitrary rule.

In G2’s award-winning whole-home renovation, opening the kitchen involved replacing a load-bearing wall with a structural beam. The finished room tells one story. The work required to create it tells the rest.

Bring the Boring Documents

Your property survey may not be as exciting as the new shower. Bring it anyway. Gather any existing floor plans, previous renovation records and HOA architectural guidelines you have. For an addition, your contractor will need to investigate what’s possible on your particular property before treating a sketch as a buildable plan.

Permit requirements depend on the scope and jurisdiction. Pinellas County’s permitting guidance is a useful starting point for properties it serves; other homeowners should check their city or county building department. HOA approval, when required, is a separate step from permitting.

Finding these requirements early is much better than discovering them after you’ve fallen in love with a design.

Choose Your Team Before Filling the Garage

Buying a gorgeous bathtub on sale feels productive. Finding out it doesn’t fit the plan feels considerably less productive. Talk with your remodeling team before ordering major fixtures or materials. Dimensions, installation requirements, availability and warranty responsibilities all matter.

When comparing contractors, ask who handles design, permits, selections and day-to-day communication. Compare the scope and exclusions alongside the price, and verify the contractor’s license through Florida’s DBPR.

You want to understand both what you’re buying and who’s responsible for delivering it.

Work Backward From Your Real-Life Calendar

“Next year” is a goal. “We need a functioning kitchen before our family visits in June” gives the planning conversation some direction. Share travel plans, hosting commitments and any dates that genuinely matter. Ask your contractor to explain the time needed for design, selections, approvals, ordering and construction.

Starting this fall gives you more room to make those decisions. It doesn’t automatically guarantee a January start—or a particular completion date. And if you’re hosting this holiday season, pay attention. Where does everyone gather? What gets crowded? What do you wish worked differently? Your house may hand you a pretty good project brief.

Make 2027 the Year You Have a Plan

You don’t need every finish selected to begin. Bring your priorities, a realistic investment range and an idea of your timing.

G2 Home Services helps Tampa Bay homeowners plan kitchens, bathrooms, additions and whole-home renovations through one complete design-build process.

Ready to talk about your 2027 remodel? Let’s start with what you want your home to do better.