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.

Protecting Your AC During a Home Remodel: What Every Homeowner Needs to Know

Your HVAC System might not be on your mind during a renovation, but it should be.

Floridians know you when you mix heat & humidity you get centralized AC. While this is the best invention since sliced bread, it can be a real danger during a renovation. And while your contractors are busy tearing down walls or installing those beautiful new cabinets, your air conditioner quietly sits there, sucking in everything floating around. If you or your contractor don’t take a few precautions, that AC unit you rely on for cool, clean air could end up with clogged filters, damaged components, and an early trip to the repair shop or worse, full replacement.

Let’s talk about what you need to know to protect your AC system during your remodel and save yourself from some very expensive headaches down the road.

Why Remodeling in Tampa Can Be Tough on Your HVAC

Now any contractor worth their salt will know how to protect your ducts and unit BEFORE they start the demolition phase. But here at G2 Home Services, we believe in educating our clients, now or potential, into how they can assure they are making informed and safe decisions.

Here’s the deal: remodeling is dirty work. Drywall dust, insulation fibers, sawdust, and paint fumes don’t just disappear. Florida humidity mixes with construction dust, turning tiny particles into sticky grime. Open windows and doors during construction let in even more moisture and outdoor contaminants.

All of that can easily find its way into your HVAC system. Your air returns and vents are basically vacuums sucking in airborne particles. Over time, this buildup can reduce airflow, strain your AC, lower efficiency, and spike your energy bills. If it gets bad enough, you’re looking at clogged coils, mold growth inside your ductwork, and costly repairs.

What You Should Do Before (and During) the Remodel

When you remodel with G2 Home Services, we take proactive steps to safeguard your air conditioner, your ductwork, and your indoor air quality throughout the entire renovation process. However not every contractor is G2. That is why it is best to know these practices, incase you decide to not work with us.

Turn Off Your HVAC System When Possible
If major demolition or heavy dust work is happening, shut off the HVAC system completely during those days. Yes, it’ll get a little warm, this is Tampa after all, but it’s far better than pulling that construction dust straight into your system. Use portable fans or window units for temporary comfort if needed.

Seal Vents and Returns
Cover any exposed vents, registers, and returns in the remodel zone with plastic sheeting and painter’s tape. You can also use magnetic vent covers. This simple step goes a long way in keeping debris out of your ductwork.

Isolate the Construction Area
Your contractors should create dust barriers using plastic walls, zippered containment doors, or temporary enclosures. Keeping dust confined to the work zone protects both your HVAC and your overall indoor air quality.

Upgrade Your Filters
Before the work starts, swap out your standard filter for a high-efficiency MERV 11 or higher filter. It’ll capture more of those fine particles. During the remodel, check the filter weekly and be ready to replace it more often than usual.

Schedule HVAC Maintenance
Have your system inspected before the project starts to make sure it’s running properly. Then schedule another inspection after the remodel wraps up. Post-project cleanings can help clear any lingering debris out of the system.

Use Temporary HVAC Solutions If Needed
For major remodels, room additions, whole-home renovations, or long-term projects, consider using portable AC units or spot coolers. These systems can handle cooling for the remodel zone without putting extra strain on your main system.

Communicate with Your Contractor & HVAC Pro
Don’t wait until problems show up. From day one, coordinate with your remodeling contractor and HVAC technician so everyone’s on the same page about protecting your system.

Tampa Bay Homeowners: Indoor Air Quality Matters Too

While your AC unit is a big part of this, don’t forget about your home’s air quality overall. Construction dust isn’t just messy, it’s unhealthy. Especially for anyone in your home with asthma, allergies, or respiratory issues.

Consider adding HEPA air scrubbers or purifiers during the remodel. These units can help capture fine particulates before they spread throughout your home.

At G2 Home Services we have professional-grade containment, air scrubbers, and clean worksite practices to minimize dust and protect your family’s air quality while we work.

What Happens If You Skip These Steps?

Ignoring your AC system during a remodel can lead to

Higher energy bills from reduced airflow
Clogged filters and dirty coils
Mold growth inside ducts
Costly HVAC repairs or full replacements
Poor indoor air quality for months (or years)

Prevention is far cheaper than repairs. A little preparation now protects your system for the long haul.

Remodeling? It Might Be Time for an HVAC Upgrade

If your remodel includes major home expansions or your current AC is already aging (10+ years), now may be the perfect time to consider a system upgrade. Tampa’s heat and humidity are no joke, and newer, more efficient systems can handle added square footage while keeping your energy bills lower.

Final Thought: Plan Ahead and Protect Your Investment

Your air conditioner works hard year-round here in Tampa Bay. Remodeling your home should make life better, not create expensive HVAC problems afterward. With a little planning, some upfront protection, and good communication with your contractor and HVAC team, you’ll protect your system, your comfort, and your budget.

Need help planning your Tampa Bay remodel the right way? Contact G2 Home Services. We handle remodeling projects with the full picture in mind, including protecting your home’s critical systems.