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Madeira Beach sits between Treasure Island and Redington Beach, home to John's Pass Village, canal-front streets along Boca Ciega Bay, and condos lining the Gulf. Many homeowners here are rebuilding or renovating after the 2024 hurricanes, and the cabinets they choose now need to be ready for the next storm season.
We build kitchens, vanities, and built-ins for Madeira Beach homes and condos using materials chosen for island conditions, and we measure every project in person so new cabinets fit the space, including homes that have been raised or rebuilt.
We work throughout Madeira Beach, from the condos along Gulf Boulevard and the streets around John's Pass to the canal-front homes off Madeira Way and the neighborhoods near the Tom Stuart Causeway. We also serve nearby Treasure Island, Redington Beach, and Seminole.
Madeira Beach housing is a mix of older single-story homes on canals, mid-rise and high-rise condos on the Gulf, and new elevated homes built to current flood standards. Canal homes often have compact kitchens that open to a lanai or dock. Condos need storage-efficient layouts and careful coordination with building management. New elevated homes typically put an open kitchen on the upper level, with room for a large island.
Most of Madeira Beach sits in a flood zone, and storm surge from Hurricanes Helene and Milton in 2024 flooded many ground-level homes. If you're rebuilding a kitchen at or below flood elevation, we recommend water-tolerant lower cabinets (marine-grade plywood or PVC/polymer), sealed finishes, removable toe kicks, and countertops supported so lower boxes can be swapped without replacing the top.
Salt air also corrodes ordinary hardware, so we use stainless or coated hinges, glides, and pulls. Before you start, confirm any substantial-improvement or elevation requirements with the city's building department, since those rules can change the scope of a kitchen project. Read our hurricane and flood-proofing guide for a full checklist.
Every service below is available with a free in-home consultation anywhere in Madeira Beach.
Flood-aware custom kitchens for canal homes, condos, and new elevated builds.
Water-resistant vanities with corrosion-resistant hardware for beach bathrooms.
Built-ins and storage walls for rebuilt and raised homes.
Built-in workspaces for full-time residents and second-home owners.
Closet systems with ventilated shelving for humid island homes.
New doors, drawer fronts, and hardware for undamaged cabinet boxes.
Explore each service we offer in Madeira Beach:
We come to you: free in-home consultations anywhere in Madeira Beach and the surrounding area. Call (727) 428-7140 to book.
Yes. We can measure once framing and drywall are in place, coordinate with your contractor's schedule, and recommend water-tolerant materials for any cabinets at or below flood elevation.
For lower cabinets at or below flood elevation, we recommend water-tolerant materials such as marine-grade plywood or PVC/polymer boxes, with removable toe kicks. Above that, plywood boxes with fully sealed finishes work well. Throughout the home we use stainless or coated hinges, glides, and pulls, since ordinary hardware corrodes in salt air.
Pricing depends on cabinet count, construction, door style, finish, and the condition of your existing walls and floors. We confirm final pricing after a free in-home measurement in Madeira Beach, not over the phone. Our kitchen cabinet cost guide explains what drives the price.
Yes. We'll come to your home anywhere in Madeira Beach or nearby Treasure Island and Redington Beach, measure the space, and walk you through options. There's no cost and no obligation. Call (727) 428-7140 to book.
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