Bathroom remodeling company
Orlando, FL

Design-Build · One Roof

One team from the first sketch
to the final grout line

Most bathroom projects in Central Florida are stitched together: a designer here, a general contractor there, a tile sub nobody has met yet. Every hand-off is a place where the design intent — and the budget — leaks. KBF Design Gallery is a design-build remodeling firm: the people who design your bathroom renovation are the same team that builds it, orders for it, and stands behind it.

It starts in our Maitland showroom, where cabinetry, stone, tile, plumbing fixtures and lighting live under one roof, so selections happen in days instead of months. It continues through a six-phase process with a dedicated project manager, written scope, and a schedule your family can actually plan around. And it ends with a bathroom remodel that looks like the drawings — because the drawings and the crew came from the same place.

That single-team promise is why homeowners searching for a bathroom contractor keep landing on remodels we finished a decade ago that still look current. We are not the cheapest bid in Orlando. We are the one that shows up with a designer, an engineer's respect for your house, and a five-year craftsmanship warranty.

It also changes what a bid means. A one-trade bathroom remodeler prices the tile they can see; a design-build team scopes the whole room — what the demo will reveal, where the water lines actually run, whether that vanity wall can take the sconces you want. Our written estimates are fixed-scope: the number you approve is tied to drawings and selections you've already made, and any change afterward is documented and approved in writing before it touches cost or schedule. Renovation without that discipline is how Central Florida homeowners end up in the horror stories; remodeling with it is why our clients come back for the kitchen, the addition, and the next house.

Why It Matters

• One contract, one accountable team — no designer-vs-contractor finger-pointing.
• Showroom selections under one roof — see the stone, the tile and the hardware together, in real light.
• Licensed & insured — Florida Certified General Contractor CGC 1529022.
• We can move the wall — in-house structural capability most bath remodelers simply don't have.
• Five-year craftsmanship warranty — in writing, honored.

The KBF Difference

Zero-entry showers, wet rooms and steam

The strongest current in Central Florida bathroom design is the spa bath that works for every decade of your life: a curbless shower you simply walk into — no curb, no step, no threshold — a wet room that turns the entire floor into one waterproofed vessel, and a steam enclosure that ends the day somewhere better than it started. We design and build all three in-house, and the beauty is engineered: a flush entry means the floor is rebuilt to fall toward its drain, and a steam shower is only as good as its vapor seal, its slope and its ventilation. What’s behind the tile is the luxury.

Zero-entry is also the quietly brilliant aging-in-place decision — the same threshold-free room that photographs like a resort serves you without compromise decades from now. Grab-bar blocking disappears into the framing before the tile goes on; lighting is layered for older eyes. Designed beautifully, never clinically: you choose it for how it looks, and you keep it for how it lives.

One of ours is documented as a full case study — a Winter Springs primary bath planned for steam before a single tile went up. A Clermont primary bath took the zero-entry path instead — the dated shower rebuilt flush with the floor, the bulky corner tub squared off — in The Lakeside Blue. Prefer the wet-room path? Walk the full wet-room bathroom, where tub and shower share one glass-walled, fully waterproofed room.

Central Florida Reality

Permits, HOAs and older homes

Bathroom renovation here runs through Orange County or Seminole County permitting (or the City of Orlando / City of Winter Park when you're inside city limits) — plumbing, electrical and structural inspections included. We pull and manage the permits as the contractor of record; the inspections pass because the work behind the wall is right. You never stand in a permit line, and you never discover after the fact that your remodel happened off the books — a real problem when the house sells.

Windermere estate under an HOA or ARB (Isleworth, we know the drill)? We handle the submittal and the architectural review. 1950s College Park bungalow with cast-iron drains in the slab, or a 1980s Longwood ranch with a re-pipe in its future? We've opened those floors before and scope for it honestly instead of surprising you at demo.

Florida's building code is also why our waterproofing and ventilation details run past minimum: this climate punishes shortcuts with mold, and a luxury finish over a wet wall is not luxury. The boring paperwork and the beautiful room are the same discipline.