Gainesville Kitchen & Bath

Gainesville Kitchen & Bath works from design through construction and presents itself as a licensed, insured, family-owned remodeling company. Its site says the team has 30 years of industry experience and serves Gainesville and a broad North and Central Florida area. Homeowners can book a free consultation with a designer at the showroom to discuss a project before choosing materials. The website lists the showroom at 9200 NW 39th Avenue, Suite 170; the exact public business listing places the same company in Suite 160 in that building. Call the office to confirm the suite and visitor entrance before making a trip.

Published remodeling services

• Kitchen design and remodeling
• Bathroom design and remodeling
• Full-service interior remodeling from design to completion
• Material and finish selections through the showroom and listed supplier partners
• Project planning with a designer and construction team

The company describes its work as personalized design with a focus on function, communication and durable materials. Its portfolio and service pages show kitchen cabinets, counters, backsplash, lighting, bathroom projects and showroom selections. A free consultation is bookable through the company website. Public comments attached to the exact Gainesville listing describe multi-room work, coordination of several trades, clear communication and projects that included plumbing or broader interior changes. Treat those as individual experiences; ask whether the same designer will stay through construction, how the schedule is shared, how material substitutions are approved and who manages the final inspection.

The official site lists Gainesville Kitchen & Bath at Suite 170, while its exact public map listing displays Suite 160 at the same 9200 NW 39th Avenue address. The profile therefore gives the street address without a suite number; confirm the correct showroom door by phone before visiting. No universal project price is published. For a kitchen, ask how design fees, cabinets, counters, lighting, electrical and plumbing are itemized; for a bath, clarify waterproofing, tile, ventilation, fixtures and any repiping assumptions. Request written scope, finish allowances, payment schedule, warranty and change-order procedure.

The business publishes Florida Certified Residential Contractor license CRC1333651; DBPR showed the license Current, Active on October 31, 2026, expiring August 31, 2028. City-limit properties use Gainesville’s permit process, while nearby unincorporated parcels may be handled through Alachua County. A “Gainesville” postal address alone does not settle jurisdiction. Confirm the parcel, permit office and association rules; check the contractor’s qualifier and legal entity through DBPR, then require the contract to state who submits plans, schedules inspections and obtains final approval.