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A single-story Florida home with light stucco walls, black-framed windows, a wood entry door and a landscaped front lawn under a blue sky.
Tampa Bay · Licensed GC CGC1541514

One licensed contractor, start to finish.

Written scope and a fixed proposal before any work starts.

Planning your project

Cost, time and cover, for all three.

Black-framed windows and a sliding glass door set in a light stucco wall, with tropical planting below.

Impact windows & doors

  • What it costsFrom $950per opening, installed
  • How long1–3 dayson site, once your units arrive
  • If it goes wrongLifetimeon our workmanship
Prices and what’s included
Finished kitchen cooking nook with light wood cabinetry, gas range, and a window view of greenery.

Kitchen remodeling

  • What it costsFrom $18,000in the existing layout
  • How long2–4 weekswithout a kitchen
  • If it goes wrong5 yearson the concealed rough-in · 2 on the rest
Prices and what’s included
Finished primary bathroom with a curbless glass shower, floating wood vanity, and freestanding tub.

Bathroom remodeling

  • What it costsFrom $16,000a standard bath
  • How long10 working dayswithout the room
  • If it goes wrong5 yearson the waterproofing · 2 on the rest
Prices and what’s included

Your number moves with scope, selections and what we find once walls are open — the free assessment ends with a fixed proposal, not a guess.

Impact windows & doors, kitchen and bathroom remodeling across Tampa Bay. Written scope and a fixed proposal before any work starts.

  • Licensed & insured
  • One point of contact, start to finish
  • Permits handled — you never call the county

Planning a whole-home renovation? Ask what yours would involve — the assessment prices the scope before anything is committed.

How it works

What happens, in order — and when you pay.

  1. You ask for an estimate

    We review your message personally and contact you within one business day.

  2. Free in-home assessment

    No pressure, no obligation. It ends with a written scope and a fixed proposal, not a guess.

  3. You sign the proposal

    What’s in the proposal is the price. Nothing is added to it unless you approve it in writing.

    10% deposit at signing

  4. Permit and ordering

    We permit, order and take delivery first. Nothing is torn out until the permit is in and every material is on site.

    Materials when ordered and delivered

  5. The work

    One named lead on the project, decisions written down as they’re made, and a weekly update whether or not anything moved.

    Progress payment when work starts

  6. Final inspection and walkthrough

    The warranty is handed over in writing at the final walkthrough.

    Final 10% after the permit is closed out

We keep the deposit small on purpose. A large payment up front is the most common way a homeowner loses money on a renovation, and holding the last payment until the permit is closed is what makes sure someone actually closes it.

Our work

A look at the work.

The same primary bathroom finished: an open tiled shower behind a glass panel, a freestanding tub under the same glass-block window, and a wood double vanity.
Primary bathroom before the remodel: a framed glass shower enclosure, a built-in garden tub under a glass-block window, and an oak vanity.
BeforeAfter
Bathroom · same footprintA framed shower and a tiled garden tub become an open tiled shower and a separate freestanding tub.
The same kitchen finished: light oak cabinetry, a quartz-topped island, and wood flooring running through to the entry.
Kitchen before the remodel: oak cabinets, a white tile floor, and a raised peninsula dividing the room.
BeforeAfter
Kitchen · same wallsNew cabinetry, quartz and flooring, with the plumbing staying where it was.
Renovated kitchen with pendant lighting, a navy accent wall, and light wood cabinetry under a vaulted ceiling.
KitchenPendant lighting, navy accent wall
The kitchen mid-rebuild: cabinet boxes set and levelled along both walls, the island framed with no countertop yet, a ladder against the navy feature wall.
Kitchen · in progressCabinets set, before the stone
Finished primary bathroom with a curbless glass shower, floating wood vanity, and freestanding tub.
BathroomCurbless shower, glass block window
The same bathroom finished: a new tub in a vertical wood-look tile surround, brass shower fittings, a new vanity with a stone top and a brass-framed mirror.
BathroomWood-look tile surround, brass fittings
Finished kitchen with a sculptural wavy light fixture, light wood cabinetry, marble waterfall island, and banquette seating.
KitchenSculptural lighting, waterfall island
Worker installing a sculptural wavy light fixture above a kitchen island mid-construction, cabinetry not yet finished.
Kitchen · in progressCabinetry, mid-install
Finished bathroom with a marble-tiled glass shower, black fixtures, and a backlit mirror.
BathroomMarble shower, black fixtures
Finished bathroom with a bold green vanity, oversized round backlit mirror, and marble-tiled tub and shower.
BathroomBold green vanity, round mirror
Open living space with emerald full-height cabinetry, a black island, herringbone floor and a dining table by the window.
Kitchen and livingOpen kitchen, dining and living
Primary bathroom lined in dark marble, with a double floating vanity, two backlit mirrors and a free-standing tub on a wood floor.
BathroomMarble, lit mirrors, free-standing tub
Finished bathroom in light travertine tile, with a built-in tub and black wall-mount fixtures.
BathroomLight travertine, built-in tub
Finished living space with a brick feature wall, wood-burning stove, and sectional seating.
Living spaceWood stove, brick and herringbone
The finished custom home seen from the garden: dark brick with pale stone piers, a black tiled roof, and a covered terrace running along the ground floor.
Custom homeA custom home, foundation to finish
Masons laying brick gable walls at height on scaffolding, mid-construction townhouses in the background.
Development · in progressMasonry walls, raised by hand
Row of townhouses with standing-seam roofing and brick facade complete, scaffolding still up during envelope construction.
Development · in progressStanding-seam roof, glazing in
The delivered terrace: a row of gabled townhouses with standing-seam roofs and full-height glazing, along a paved drive with new planting and a young red maple.
DevelopmentGround-up townhouse development
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Who you’re hiring

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Florida Certified General Contractor

CGC1541514

Entity
STRUX Development LLC
Counties
Hillsborough · Pinellas · Pasco

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  1. That the status reads Active.
  2. That the name on the license is the name on the contract you are being asked to sign.
Look up CGC1541514 on the Florida DBPR site

One project. One lead.

A named project lead handles your job start to finish, not a rotating cast of subs and site supervisors.

Nothing verbal

Scope, pricing, and change orders are written down and dated before work proceeds, so nobody remembers them differently later.

Licensed, insured, local

Florida Certified General Contractor, focused on Hillsborough, Pinellas, and Pasco counties. Not a franchise dispatching crews from out of state.

Building since 2008 Oleksii Golumbovskyi, founder The structure of a ten-story complex in Irpin, then townhouse projects and private homes. Who you’ll be working with
Start your project

Let’s talk about your project.

We’ll review it personally and get back to you within one business day.

  1. We review your message personally.
  2. We contact you within one business day.
  3. We schedule your free in-home assessment. No pressure, no obligation.
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