Luxury Home Remodeling in PGA National
Renovating a PGA National Home
PGA National is one of the most established golf communities in Palm Beach Gardens, and the homes here reflect that history. Many were built between the 1980s and early 2000s, which means today’s PGA National homeowners are often renovating to modernize layouts, update kitchens and primary baths, and bring estate-grade finishes into homes that have great bones but interiors that show their age. The architectural character is worth preserving. The interior function is worth bringing forward thirty years.
Palmhouse Design & Build has been doing this work for 20+ years. Our Florida General Contractor license is CGC1537109. Consultations are by appointment. Call 561-831-4170 to schedule.
What Homeowners in the Community Ask Us About
Three common scopes drive most of our conversations in PGA National.
Kitchen and primary-bath modernization. Many homes in the community have original 1990s-era kitchens and baths. The most common project is taking these spaces down to studs and rebuilding with current materials, layouts, and lighting. Cabinetry, countertops, lighting plan, primary-bath rebuild including walk-in shower and dual vanities. The bones of the home support the modern intervention. Older fixtures and finishes that read dated in photos are usually right at the end of their service life anyway; replacement is the right call, not a luxury.
Layout reconfiguration. Older floor plans often have small, formal dining rooms and closed kitchens that today’s homeowners want opened up. Removing the wall between kitchen and living area requires structural-engineering review and permit coordination through the Palm Beach Gardens building department. We engage the structural engineer of record during design, not after demolition exposes the load path. The work is straightforward when planned right. The cost of doing it without engineering review is much higher than the cost of doing it correctly the first time.
Outdoor living and golf-course-facing views. Pool decks, lanais, outdoor kitchens, hurricane-rated screen enclosures, and the way these spaces frame the golf-course or community views. Palm Beach County sits inside Florida’s Wind-Borne Debris Region (WBDR), so exterior glazing and the wind-load engineering for screen enclosures and roof structures are built to current code requirements as a baseline. The outdoor space is often the room the homeowner uses most. It deserves the same design discipline as the indoor work.
Our Approach in Established Golf Communities
The community’s HOA review process has a layered structure. The PGA National Property Owners Association reviews community-wide exterior changes. Some sub-communities (Marlwood, Eagleton, and others) layer additional review on top for their specific neighborhoods. Knowing which reviews apply to a specific home, and sequencing the submittals correctly, matters for the project schedule. A renovation that needs both POA and sub-community sign-off does not run on the same timeline as one that needs only the POA. The first conversation we have with the homeowner usually includes verifying which review bodies cover their specific address.
We work in established HOA-governed communities the same way every time: single point of contact for the homeowner, signage discretion when requested, NDA-friendly engagements, careful coordination with whichever review body or bodies apply to the home. We have done this across luxury home remodeling across Palm Beach Gardens in PGA National and the other major communities in the city. The HOA process is part of the work, not a surprise that derails it. We schedule construction phases around community quiet-hour rules and event windows so the home’s neighbors are not living next to a construction site during tournament weeks or season peak.
Our Team and Credentials
Florida General Contractor license CGC1537109. 20+ years of South Florida construction experience. The in-house team includes Certified General Contractors and an OSHA-certified project manager. Meet our project team and read about Palmhouse Design & Build.
Start a Conversation
Luxury home remodeling in PGA National, by appointment. Florida General Contractor license CGC1537109. Call 561-831-4170 to schedule a consultation. See our full Palm Beach Gardens luxury remodeling work for context across the city.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you work in PGA National’s resort communities and golf-course-facing homes?
Yes. We renovate single-family homes throughout PGA National, including golf-course-facing properties and resort-community sections. Consultations are by appointment. Call 561-831-4170.
Are your renovations built to Florida Wind-Borne Debris Region wind-load and impact-glazing requirements?
Yes. Palm Beach County, including PGA National, sits in Florida’s Wind-Borne Debris Region. All exterior glazing and structural work on our renovations is built to current Florida Building Code WBDR requirements, including impact-rated glazing. Our license is CGC1537109.
Do you handle HOA coordination and signage discretion in established communities?
Yes. We coordinate with HOA review processes where required, can keep signage off the property, and provide a single point of contact for the duration of the project. Call 561-831-4170 to discuss your home.