Looking for a kitchen remodeling contractor who handles cabinets, countertops, and backsplash tile under one quote, so you are not coordinating three separate trades?
A kitchen remodel usually means juggling a cabinet installer, a countertop shop, and a tile setter. We handle the full kitchen under one quote. One point of contact from estimate to final walkthrough.
Debris removal is always included, every estimate is written and itemized, and service is available in English and Spanish.
Kitchen Remodeling — Cabinets, Countertops & Tile From One Contractor
AT A GLANCE
Service - Kitchen Remodeling — cabinets, countertops, backsplash, kitchen floors
Location - Orlando metro and Florida's east coast — Orange, Flagler, Volusia, Brevard, and Indian River counties
Pricing - Backsplash from $800 | Full kitchen remodel from $8,000
Timeline - Material delivery: 1–4 weeks depending on cabinet and countertop selections. On-site installation: 1–3 days once materials arrive.
Includes - Cabinet removal and install, countertop, backsplash tile, debris removal
Language - English and Spanish
Contact - (786) 833-5612 | ygtilesolution@gmail.com
Full kitchen scope — cabinets, countertops, backsplash, and coordination handled by one contractor
Florida-appropriate materials — humidity-resistant cabinet construction and low-maintenance countertop choices for Palm Coast homes
Free written estimates with itemized pricing — you know exactly what every component costs before we start
Most estimates scheduled within 24–48 hours.
What's Included in a Full Kitchen Remodel
A complete kitchen remodel from YG Tile Solution covers every component of the renovation — from the first demo day to the final backsplash grout. Here's what full scope looks like:
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Cabinet Removal & Installation
We remove your existing cabinets, prep the walls, and install new cabinetry throughout. This includes upper cabinets, base cabinets, the kitchen island if applicable, and all hardware. We work with semi-custom and stock cabinet lines — we'll discuss options and brands during your estimate based on your budget, style, and timeline.
Full demo and removal of existing cabinets and hardware
Wall prep and patching after cabinet removal
Upper cabinet installation — leveled, anchored into studs, aligned throughout
Base cabinet installation — leveled, shimmed, and secured to floor and wall
Island cabinet installation where applicable
Crown molding and cabinet trim details
Hardware installation — pulls, handles, and soft-close hinges and drawer slides
Countertop Installation
We install countertops in all major materials — quartz, granite, porcelain slab, and butcher block. For stone countertops (quartz and granite), we work with a local fabricator who templates, cuts, and delivers the slab — we handle installation and the tile or caulk work at all transitions. For tile countertops, we handle the full installation ourselves.
Quartz countertop installation — most popular choice in Palm Coast right now
Granite countertop installation — coordination with stone fabricator
Porcelain slab countertops — our tile expertise is a direct advantage here
Butcher block for islands — warm, practical, pairs well with stone perimeter
Undermount sink cutouts and installation coordination
All transitions, caulk lines, and edge details finished on completion
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Backsplash Tile
Backsplash tile is where the kitchen's personality comes through — and it's the area where our tile expertise delivers the most visible value. We install all backsplash styles, from classic subway tile to large-format porcelain slabs and custom mosaic patterns.
Subway tile — 3x6, 4x12, and larger formats in ceramic and porcelain
Herringbone and chevron patterns — popular in Palm Coast kitchen renovations right now
Large-format porcelain slab backsplash — minimal grout lines, contemporary look
Mosaic and penny tile accents and full fields
Natural stone backsplash — slate, travertine, marble with appropriate sealing
Full wall tile behind range hoods and to ceiling height
Coordination & Sequencing
A kitchen remodel involves multiple trades — plumbing, electrical, and cabinetry have to happen in the right sequence or the project stalls. We coordinate with your plumber and electrician to ensure cabinet installation happens after rough-in work is inspected and before countertop templating, and backsplash tile happens after countertops are fully installed. You have one point of contact managing the sequence — us.
Need bathroom tile work done at the same time? → See Bathroom Remodeling
Need new tile or LVP flooring throughout the home? → See Tile Installation or LVP & Vinyl Flooring
Want a coordinated outdoor kitchen? → See Outdoor Kitchen Stone
Kitchen Materials We Work With
Material selection is where most Florida remodels go right or wrong. The choices you make on cabinet construction, countertop material, and backsplash tile determine how your kitchen looks, how it holds up to Florida's climate, and how much maintenance it requires over the years. Here's an honest guide to what we work with and what we recommend.
Cabinetry — Construction & Style
Solid Birchwood and Plywood construction — stronger, more moisture-resistant, holds screws better over time. The right choice for Florida homes where humidity is a constant factor. Costs more upfront, lasts significantly longer.
Particleboard (MDF) construction — more common in builder-grade and budget lines. Adequate in climate-controlled interiors but swells and deteriorates when exposed to moisture intrusion — a real risk near dishwashers, sinks, and in high-humidity Florida homes.
The box — the structural carcass of the cabinet — is where quality differences show up most in Florida. We work with two primary construction types:
For Florida homeowners — why cabinet box material matters:
Particleboard cabinet boxes under sinks and near dishwashers swell, warp, and eventually fall apart when exposed to moisture — even minor drips over time. In Florida’s humidity, solid birchwood and plywood construction is worth the additional investment. We'll advise on the specific lines available in both constructions at your estimate.
Cabinet Door Styles
We install all major door styles. The most popular choices in Florida kitchen remodels right now:
Shaker — the most-requested style. Clean inset panel with square edges. Works in both traditional and contemporary kitchens. Highly versatile.
Flat-front (slab) — a fully modern look with no frame or panel detail. Popular in newer homes with open-plan layouts and contemporary design.
Raised panel — traditional look, common in older homes being refreshed rather than fully rebuilt. We match existing door styles when adding or replacing individual cabinets.
Beadboard — cottage and coastal aesthetic, popular in beach and waterfront homes.
Cabinet Finish Options
Painted — the most popular finish in Florida kitchens. White, off-white, and warm gray are the dominant choices. Painted cabinets show wear on high-traffic edges over time.
Stained wood — warm, natural look. Oak, maple, and walnut stains are popular in coastal-traditional homes.
Thermofoil — a vinyl wrap over MDF. Lower cost, easy to clean, but can peel at the edges over time in high-heat or high-humidity environments near ranges and dishwashers.
Hardware & Functional Upgrades
Soft-close hinges — quieter operation, reduced wear on door frames. We install these as standard on all new cabinetry.
Soft-close drawer slides — full-extension drawer slides with soft-close dampers. Standard on our installations.
Pulls and handles — we install your chosen hardware or can advise on popular styles that work with your door style and finish.
Lazy Susans, pull-out shelves, and interior organizers — can be specified during your estimate.
CONSIDERATIONS
MATERIAL
Quartz
BEST FOR
Countertop Materials
We install the four countertop materials most common in Florida’s kitchen remodels. Here's an honest comparison:
Most Florida kitchens — the most practical all-around choice. Non-porous, consistent color, virtually no maintenance required.
Engineered product — patterns are consistent but not unique. Can be damaged by direct heat from pots. Price range: mid to high.
Granite
Homeowners who want natural stone's one-of-a-kind appearance. Each slab is unique. Very durable.
Porous — requires sealing at installation and periodic resealing. Florida's humidity can affect unsealed granite. Price range: mid to high.
Porcelain Slab
Contemporary kitchens wanting a seamless large-format look. UV-stable — excellent for outdoor kitchens. Our tile expertise is a real advantage here.
Requires precision cutting and installation — heavier and more brittle than quartz during install. Price range: mid to high.
Butcher Block
Kitchen islands and prep areas. Warm, natural look. Can be sanded and refinished if damaged.
Requires regular oiling to prevent drying and cracking. Not recommended near sinks without proper sealing. Price range: budget to mid.
Kitchen Backsplash & Tile Options We Install in Florida Homes
Florida homeowners have strong design preferences that we see consistently — here's what we install most often and what each style works best for:
Subway Tile Backsplash
Classic 3x6 subway tile in white, off-white, or soft gray remains one of the most popular backsplash choices — clean, timeless, and works with virtually any cabinet color. We install subway tile in traditional stacked, offset (brick), and vertical patterns. Paired with a contrasting grout color, it's one of the most cost-effective kitchen upgrades available.
Large-Format Porcelain Slab Backsplash
The fastest-growing backsplash trend in Florida’s higher-end kitchen market right now. Large-format porcelain panels (12x24, 24x24, or larger slabs) create a minimal, seamless look with far fewer grout lines than traditional tile — making them easier to clean and visually striking. Popular in newer construction and renovation market.
Natural Stone Backsplash
Travertine, marble-look porcelain, and slate backsplash tile add warmth and character to Florida kitchens. Natural stone and stone-look porcelain pair especially well with wood-tone cabinets and warm countertop colors popular in our coastal design aesthetic.
Herringbone and Pattern Tile
Herringbone backsplash tile — whether subway, marble-look, or mosaic — adds visual interest and energy to kitchens without overwhelming the space. We install herringbone, chevron, arabesque, and basketweave patterns throughout Florida.
Glass and Mosaic Tile
Glass tile and mosaic backsplash tile catch light and add depth to kitchens — especially effective behind the range or as a focal point accent wall. Glass tile requires slightly different installation technique than porcelain (specific thinset, back-buttering required) — we're experienced with both.
Tile Countertops
Large-format porcelain tile countertops are a practical and beautiful alternative to slab countertops — more cost-effective than granite or quartz, highly heat-resistant, and available in marble-look, concrete-look, and stone-look finishes. We install tile countertops with tight joints, correct waterproof sealers, and clean edge profiles.
Choosing the Right Kitchen Materials for Florida Climate
Material choices that work perfectly in a kitchen in Atlanta or Chicago can fail prematurely in Florida. Florida's combination of high year-round humidity, salt air in coastal areas, and the thermal stress of a home that swings between 90-degree outdoor heat and heavily air-conditioned interiors puts specific demands on kitchen materials that most remodeling guides — written for national audiences — don't address.
Cabinet Construction and Humidity
This is the most important Florida-specific decision in any Florida kitchen remodel. Particleboard cabinet boxes — which make up the majority of builder-grade and budget cabinet lines — absorb moisture over time in Florida's humid environment. The areas most vulnerable are under-sink cabinets, the cabinet adjacent to the dishwasher, and lower base cabinets near exterior walls in older homes.
Plywood construction resists moisture absorption significantly better — the wood layers in plywood are bonded perpendicular to each other, which resists swelling in a way particleboard cannot. For Palm Coast homeowners planning to stay in their home long-term, the additional cost of plywood-constructed cabinets pays back in durability. We'll always advise on the construction of the specific lines we're quoting so you know exactly what you're getting.
Countertop Choices in Florida's Humidity
Quartz is the most practical countertop choice for most Florida kitchens — and the reason is directly related to Florida's climate. Quartz is non-porous, which means it doesn't absorb moisture, doesn't require sealing, and doesn't harbor bacteria or mold in the surface. Granite, while beautiful, is a porous natural stone that requires regular sealing to prevent moisture absorption — in Florida's humidity, an unsealed or poorly sealed granite countertop can develop staining and eventually surface degradation faster than in drier climates.
For outdoor kitchens and covered patios with kitchen elements, porcelain slab countertops are our strongest recommendation — they're UV-stable (quartz is not recommended for direct outdoor sun exposure), completely non-porous, and handle Florida's outdoor temperature swings without the expansion and contraction issues that affect some stone materials.
Backsplash Grout and Sealing Near Ranges
Kitchen backsplash grout adjacent to ranges and cooktops is exposed to cooking grease, heat, and steam simultaneously — a combination that degrades standard grout sealers faster than in other parts of the kitchen. We apply a grout sealer rated for cooking area exposure on all backsplash installations, and we recommend an annual reapplication specifically in the 12-inch radius around your range. We'll note this in your final walkthrough documentation so you have a reminder.
Salt Air Considerations for Coastal Palm Coast Homes
For most Florida coastal homes within a few miles of the Ocean — salt air is a factor in hardware longevity. Standard nickel and chrome hardware corrodes faster in salt air environments. We recommend marine-grade stainless steel or coated hardware — the visual difference is minimal but the durability difference over 5–10 years is significant.
Our Kitchen Remodeling Process in Florida
Every kitchen remodel is different in scope — a backsplash replacement is a one-day job, a full kitchen gut-and-rebuild is a multi-week project. Here's how we approach both ends of the spectrum.
Simple, clean, and on schedule
Step 1 — Estimate + Design
We visit your home, measure the kitchen, assess the existing conditions, and discuss your cabinet preferences, countertop material, and backsplash style. We provide a free written, itemized estimate — with separate line items for cabinets, countertops, and backsplash so you can see exactly what each component costs and adjust scope if needed.
Step 2 — Demo and Rough-In
We handle kitchen demo, cabinet removal, and coordinate with your plumber and electrician for any rough-in work that needs to happen before cabinets go in. We manage the sequence so trades aren't waiting on each other.
Step 3 — Cabinet Installation
Upper cabinets installed first, leveled and anchored. Base cabinets installed, leveled, and shimmed. Island and pantry cabinets where applicable. All hardware and soft-close mechanisms installed.
Step 4 — Countertop Templating & Installation
For stone countertops, the fabricator templates after cabinets are fully installed. We coordinate this appointment and manage the delivery and installation process. For tile countertops, we handle installation directly.
Step 5 — Backsplash Tile
Installed after countertops are fully set and transitioned. We establish layout from the most visible wall outward, tile the full field, and detail all cuts at outlets, switches, and cabinet transitions.
Step 6 — Final Walk Through
We review every component with you, address any punch items on the spot, and leave your kitchen clean. We provide care instructions for your specific countertop and grout sealer type.
For Backsplash-Only Projects
If you're updating just the backsplash — without cabinet or countertop work — the process is simpler: we assess the existing surface, discuss tile options, and typically complete the installation in 1–2 days. Most backsplash projects in are complete within 48 hours of starting.
Why Florida’s Homeowners Choose YG Tile Solution
One contractor for the complete kitchen — cabinets, countertops, and backsplash tile under one quote. No coordinating three separate trades, no finger-pointing when something doesn't line up.
Tile expertise that general contractors can't match — our backsplash installations have tighter grout lines, better layout logic, and cleaner edge details than a GC who subcontracts the tile work out.
Florida-specific material knowledge — we know which cabinet construction holds up in Florida's humidity, which countertop choice makes sense for your home's location and use, and which grout sealer lasts in a cooking environment.
Written, itemized estimates — every component is separately priced so you can see where the budget goes and make informed decisions about scope.
Owner-operated, no subcontractors — Yojan personally manages every kitchen remodel. The quality you see in our photos is the quality you get.
Debris removal always included — full kitchen demo generates a significant amount of material. We haul all of it away. You don't need a dumpster.
Kitchen Remodeling Throughout Orlando and Florida’s East Coast
We remodel kitchens across the Orlando metro and Florida's east coast — Orange, Flagler, Volusia, Brevard, and Indian River counties.
Orlando Metro
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East Coast
Recent Kitchen Remodels
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![Modern kitchen with white cabinets, marble island, large window, stainless steel appliances, and white subway tile backsplash.]()
Palm Coast, FL — Full kitchen remodel — shaker cabinets + quartz countertops + subway tile backsplash
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![Bright white kitchen with central island, black chairs, stainless steel stove, marble backsplash, open shelving, and pendant lighting.]()
Flagler County, FL - Kitchen Remodel with new cabinets, countertops and natural stone backsplash
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![Bright modern kitchen with white cabinets, hardwood floors, large windows, and pendant lights above a kitchen island.]()
Palm Coast, FL — Kitchen backsplash tile — herringbone pattern — behind range
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![Modern kitchen with white cabinets, stainless steel appliances, hexagon tile floor, beige tiled backsplash, and window above sink]()
Palm Coast, FL — Full kitchen remodel — shaker cabinets + quartz countertops + subway tile backsplash
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![Modern kitchen with white cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, a white island with a sink, and pendant lights.]()
Palm Coast, FL — Kitchen countertop installation — quartz — undermount sink detail
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![Palm Coast FL kitchen remodeling — slate blue shaker cabinets quartz countertop marble backsplash LVP flooring — YG Tile Solution (786) 833-5612]()
Palm Coast, FL — Kitchen remodel — slate blue cabinets quartz countertop tile backsplash LVP floors — YG Tile Solution
Kitchen Remodeling FAQs
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Backsplash installation starts from $800. Full kitchen remodels with cabinets, countertops, and backsplash start from $8,000. Every estimate is free, written, and itemized by component.
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The Orlando metro and Florida's east coast: Orlando, Winter Park, Dr. Phillips, Windermere, Lake Nona, and Winter Garden, plus Palm Coast, Daytona Beach, Melbourne, Cocoa Beach, and Vero Beach.
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The full kitchen: cabinet removal and installation, countertops, backsplash tile, kitchen floor tile, and demo. One contractor, one quote, one point of contact.
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Yes. We install quartz, granite, marble, porcelain slab, and tile countertops. We template after cabinets are set so the countertop fits the finished cabinet line.
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Material delivery takes 1–4 weeks depending on cabinet and countertop selections. Once materials arrive, on-site installation takes 1–3 days.
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Quartz is the most practical choice for most Florida kitchens because it is non-porous and needs no sealing. Granite and marble need periodic sealing. Porcelain slab is UV-stable and the strongest choice for outdoor kitchens.
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Yes. Demo and debris removal are included on every kitchen project, including old cabinets when cabinet replacement is part of the scope.
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Yes. Estimates and project communication are available in English and Spanish.
Get a Free Kitchen Remodel Estimate
Tell us your scope, timeline, and city, and upload photos of your current kitchen. You get a free written, itemized estimate. Call (786) 833-5612 — English and Spanish.