Completed South Florida living space coordinated by Novelle Build Group

South Florida residential remodeling

Home remodeling across South Florida.

Novelle Build Group coordinates whole-home and multi-room remodeling across Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach counties, including Fort Lauderdale, Miami and Boca Raton. We connect layouts, selections, trades and construction around the way you want to live in your home.

What the scope can include

Residential remodeling, coordinated beyond the visible finish.

Residential renovation is rarely one isolated task. Layout, electrical, plumbing, lighting, ceilings, flooring, millwork, paint, and finish selections have to resolve as one buildable sequence.

  • Whole-home and multi-room renovation planning
  • Interior demolition and trade sequencing
  • Kitchen, bathroom, flooring, ceiling, and finish coordination
  • Electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and specialty-trade scheduling
  • Permitting and inspection coordination when required
  • Punch-list management and final project handoff
See the Boca Raton residential remodel
Completed Boca Raton remodel with a curved white spiral staircase and continuous wood handrail
Boca Raton, Florida · Residential remodel

See our work

A finished home. Details you can examine.

Explore our Boca Raton residential remodel: a custom spiral staircase, sculptural interior walls, integrated cove lighting, and a tailored primary suite. The project gallery shows these spaces in detail.

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Planning your own renovation?

Start with the property location, rooms involved, priorities, and target timing. Our preliminary estimator helps frame the conversation; a final proposal depends on the property and agreed scope.

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Preconstruction focus

Designed around the way the home will be used.

The first useful conversation is not about finishes. It is about what must change, what can remain, the condition of the existing home, the target investment, and the order in which decisions need to be made. That information becomes a clearer scope and a more realistic path to construction.

  1. 01

    Occupied-home phasing and access

  2. 02

    Existing-condition review before finish commitments

  3. 03

    Long-lead selections identified before they control the schedule

  4. 04

    A defined approval path for scope and field decisions

How the work moves

A clear sequence from first review to handoff.

01

Define

We review the property, priorities, approximate timing, and the rooms or systems affected before shaping the working scope.

02

Coordinate

The scope is translated into sequencing, selections, trade responsibilities, permit needs, and decision deadlines.

03

Build

Work advances through organized trade handoffs, site communication, quality checks, and a documented closeout list.

Common questions

Useful answers before the scope is set.

01

What affects the cost of a whole-home remodel?

The rooms involved, layout changes, condition of existing systems, finish selections and whether the home stays occupied all affect the budget. Start with your priorities, photos and available plans. A useful proposal identifies the included work, allowances, owner-supplied items and unresolved conditions so you can compare the same scope.

02

How is the renovation schedule established?

Planning and approvals come before construction. The working schedule connects design decisions, material deliveries, demolition, rough work, inspections, finishes and closeout. We review occupied areas and temporary access needs before agreeing on a sequence; a room count alone cannot establish a reliable completion date.

03

Can a renovation be completed in phases?

Often, yes. Phasing depends on how the rooms and building systems connect, whether the home will remain occupied, and whether splitting the work would create avoidable rework. We review those tradeoffs before the scope is finalized.

04

Do you coordinate permitting for residential renovations?

When the agreed scope requires permits, Novelle coordinates the applicable documentation, trade information, scheduling, and inspection steps with the project team. Requirements depend on the property and exact work.

05

What should I prepare for the first conversation?

The property location, rooms involved, main problems to solve, target timing, inspiration images, known association rules, and any plans or surveys you already have are all useful.

Have a property and a project in mind?

Give us the location, the goal, and the next decision you need to make.

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