Home Remodeling & Additions Contractor in Lake Worth Beach
Licensed & insured design-build contractor serving Lake Worth Beach — custom homes, remodeling, kitchens, additions & ADUs.
Serving Lake Worth Beach, Florida
Luxury Construction in Lake Worth Beach
Lake Worth Beach has one of the richest collections of historic cottages and bungalows in Palm Beach County — and one of the strongest cases for renovation over relocation. Xpert Construction Group is the city's leading licensed design-build contractor, restoring and expanding these homes with the care they deserve. Florida Certified Residential Contractor CRC 1335930, 25+ years of combined experience, and every discipline — design, engineering, permitting, construction — under one roof.
A 1930s cottage can live like a modern home without losing its soul. We rework floor plans, rebuild kitchens and baths, and add space through thoughtful home additions that respect original rooflines and proportions. Clients planning a kitchen renovation or a full transformation get the same commitment: historic-sensitive design, permits handled by our team, and craftsmanship that honors what makes this city special.
Building in Lake Worth Beach: Local Knowledge Matters
Our Lake Worth Beach projects concentrate in the city's historic neighborhoods — College Park, Parrot Cove, Old Town, and Mango Groves — where 1920s–1940s frame and masonry cottages line walkable streets near the Intracoastal. The city maintains extensive designated historic districts, and exterior alterations there typically require a certificate of appropriateness through the city's historic preservation review before permits are issued; we prepare those applications as part of our process. Common project drivers here: undersized kitchens and baths, aging electrical and plumbing, original windows due for impact-rated replacements, and the need for additions that add square footage without erasing character. East of Federal Highway, coastal wind and flood provisions of the Florida Building Code also apply.
What we build in Lake Worth Beach
Our Services in Lake Worth Beach, FL
Custom Home Building
Vacant infill lots and beyond-repair structures in Lake Worth Beach create openings for new construction that fits the streetscape. We design and build custom homes with cottage-scale massing and modern coastal engineering — impact glazing, efficient envelopes, elevated where flood zones require — managing city review and permitting from start to finish.
Custom Home Building →Home Remodeling
Renovating a Parrot Cove or College Park cottage means protecting its character while rebuilding its systems. We restore original details, open compact floor plans where structure allows, and replace wiring, plumbing, and roofing — coordinating historic preservation approval and city permits so the home keeps its soul and gains modern performance.
Home Remodeling →Kitchen Remodeling
Historic Lake Worth Beach kitchens are often small, closed-off, and decades past their prime. We redesign them with custom cabinetry, quartz and stone surfaces, and smart storage that maximizes cottage footprints — or open them to dining and living spaces entirely — with structural and permitting work handled by our licensed team.
Kitchen Remodeling →Home Additions
The most common request in Lake Worth Beach: more space without losing the cottage. We design rear additions, primary suites, and sensitively scaled second stories that follow original rooflines and materials, engineered to current wind-load code and guided through historic district review where your street requires it.
Home Additions →ADU Construction
Lake Worth Beach's alley-accessed lots and deep backyards are naturally suited to cottage-scale ADUs and garage apartments. We build self-contained units with kitchens and baths for rental income, family, or guests, confirming the city's zoning and accessory-unit rules for your parcel before design begins.
ADU Construction →Lake Worth Beach Construction FAQs
My Lake Worth Beach home is in a historic district. Can I still remodel it?
Yes — interior work is generally unrestricted, and exterior changes are reviewed rather than forbidden. Alterations visible from the street typically need a certificate of appropriateness from the city's historic preservation review. We design to the guidelines and manage the application, so approval becomes a step, not an obstacle.
Is it worth renovating a 1920s cottage in Lake Worth Beach?
Usually, yes. These cottages sit in walkable neighborhoods near the Intracoastal that can't be reproduced, and well-renovated historic homes hold value strongly. The key is addressing structure, electrical, plumbing, and hurricane protection — not just finishes — which is exactly how we scope every renovation.
Can you add a second story to a historic cottage?
Often, after an engineering evaluation. Many frame and masonry cottages need structural reinforcement to carry a second floor, which we design and build as part of the addition. In historic districts, the massing and street-facing design also go through preservation review, and we shape our designs to pass it.
Do you build ADUs or garage apartments in Lake Worth Beach?
Yes. The city's lot patterns — deep parcels, many with alley access — work well for accessory units. Zoning rules govern size, parking, and placement, so we verify what your specific lot allows first, then design and build a permitted, self-contained unit with its own kitchen and bath.
More questions? See our full FAQ or contact our team.
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