Parkland
Large family and estate homes, upgrading builder-grade finishes throughout.
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Service Area
Home Remodeling in
Home Remodeling in
Broward County.
KOZAK serves 8 cities and towns across Broward County, from our home base in Boca Raton. Coastal or inland, every job gets the same commitment to quality, communication and craftsmanship.
- 8Cities & Towns
- 15+Years Experience
- 200+Projects a Year
- 4.9Google Rating
Our Coverage
Where we work in Broward County.
KOZAK serves 8 cities and towns across Broward County, with the same crews, the same standards and daily progress photos on every job. Pick your town to see the work we do there.
Weston
Planned-community homes and townhomes - HOA requirements met, the site left clean each day.
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Fort Lauderdale
Canal-front houses, mid-century blocks and high-rise condos, all inside one city.
Explore Fort Lauderdale
Coral Springs
1980s and 1990s houses: kitchen and bathroom remodels, flooring and popcorn ceiling removal.
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Coconut Creek
Curbless showers and accessible bathrooms for the 55+ communities.
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Davie
Ranch houses, acreage properties and equestrian estates that need hard-wearing finishes.
Explore Davie
Southwest Ranches
Estate homes on acreage, guest houses and working equestrian properties.
Explore Southwest RanchesNo town by that name in Broward County. We work across four counties - see the whole coast.
Worth Knowing
Broward County sits inside the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone, so windows, doors and roofing here carry stricter approvals. North of here the rules change - this is how the two compare.
Broward & Miami-Dade
Inside the High-Velocity Hurricane ZoneBroward County and Miami-Dade County are inside the HVHZ, where windows, doors, roofing, and fixings must meet stricter, HVHZ-compliant approvals. These areas also have tighter inspection requirements to ensure maximum storm protection.
Palm Beach & Martin
Outside the HVHZPalm Beach County and Martin County are outside the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ), which means standard Florida wind provisions apply. Homeowners often have a wider selection of products and typically experience shorter lead times.
