Home Remodeling in
Coral Springs

Coral Springs was planned from open land in the 1960s and grew fast through the 1980s and 1990s. The result is a large, consistent stock of family housing that is now firmly in renovation territory — original kitchens, original bathrooms, and floor plans that reflect how people lived thirty years ago rather than how they live now.

We handle kitchens, bathrooms, flooring and tile, drywall, carpentry, painting and full interior renovation throughout Coral Springs.

The homes we work on in Coral Springs

• 1980s–1990s family homes — the core of the city, typically with closed kitchens, dated bathrooms and worn flooring.
• Townhomes and villas — association-governed, where storage and layout matter more than square footage.
• Larger homes in gated sections — with architectural review and contractor procedures.
• Rental property — a meaningful share of the market, where durability and turnaround drive decisions.

What we handle here

• Bathroom & kitchen remodeling — cabinets, vanities, tile, backsplash, flooring, drywall, paint and trim, managed end to end.
• Flooring & tile installation — LVP, LVT, laminate, carpet and tile for floors, showers, walls and backsplashes.
• Drywall, finishing & painting — installation, repair, taping, texture matching, interior and exterior painting.
• Finish carpentry & doors — baseboards, crown molding, casing, interior doors, built-in shelving.
• Cabinets, vanities & shelving — assembly and installation, including storage systems.
• Accent walls, fireplaces & stone — stone cladding, brick veneer, electric fireplaces, decorative panels.
• Stucco & ceiling services — stucco repair and restoration, ceiling repair, suspended and acoustic ceilings.
• Pergolas, gazebos & installations — outdoor structures, TV mounting, wall-mounted fixtures.
• Handyman, repairs & demolition — repairs, maintenance, light demolition and debris removal.
• Home remodeling & renovation — whole-home interior projects for residential and commercial properties.

Before you start: what Coral Springs homeowners should know

You are inside the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone

Broward County sits within the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone of the Florida Building Code — the strictest wind provisions in the state, shared only with Miami-Dade. In practice this affects anything touching the building envelope: windows, doors and exterior openings must carry the right product approvals, and installation details are inspected against them. Interior work is far simpler, but it is worth knowing where the line falls before you design something that turns out to need approvals.

The city cares how things look

Coral Springs has long maintained tighter-than-average appearance standards, and anything visible from the street tends to attract more attention than the same work elsewhere. Interior renovation is straightforward; exterior changes deserve a conversation about approvals first.

Thirty-year-old bathrooms have thirty-year-old waterproofing

In homes of this age, the shower is usually the first place we find real problems. Once the tile is off, failed waterproofing and damp substrate are common. We would rather show you that on day two than build over it.

Good bones, dated finishes

The construction here is generally sound. That is good news: most projects are about layout and finish, which means budget goes into what you can see and use rather than into repairs.

Popular projects in Coral Springs

• Opening a closed 1980s kitchen into the living space
• Bathroom remodels including tub-to-shower conversions
• Popcorn ceiling removal and refinishing
• Replacing carpet and old tile with LVP throughout
• Full interior repaint with upgraded trim and doors

Why homeowners here keep our number

KOZAK Ukrainian Services is family-owned. We spent more than fifteen years learning this trade in Ukraine, then rebuilt the business from nothing in South Florida after the war forced our family out. That is not a marketing story — it is why we treat other people’s homes carefully.

• One team, every trade. Tile, drywall, paint, carpentry and cabinetry in-house, so the schedule does not stall waiting on someone else.
• Daily progress photos, so you always know what happened today.
• A written, itemised estimate that does not move once work starts.
• A clean site every evening — floors protected, dust contained, debris gone.
• Licensed and insured, with a workmanship warranty behind the finished job.

Common questions

Get a free estimate in Coral Springs

Tell us the scope and we will provide an itemised, no-obligation estimate.