Plantation
Renovations for Plantation's Established Neighborhoods
Plantation's best asset is maturity. The oaks are tall, the lots are generous, and the neighborhoods east of University Drive have been settled since the 1950s through the 1970s. People buy in Plantation for exactly those reasons, then discover the flip side: a house from that era was designed around formal living rooms, closed kitchens and hallways that chop the space apart.
Our favorite kind of Plantation project is opening one of those homes up. Take down the wall between the kitchen and the family room, run one consistent floor through the whole main level, and a 1968 ranch suddenly lives like a modern house without losing the character of its street.
These houses also hide era-specific details we plan for: terrazzo under decades of carpet, original galley kitchens, hall baths that have never been touched. Ryan's Home Improvement builds the renovation plan around what your specific house needs.
Common Projects in Plantation Homes
For Plantation's housing stock, these are the transformations that pay off:
- Removing walls to create open kitchen and living areas, with proper structural support
- Kitchen renovations that turn galley kitchens into island kitchens
- Hall bath and primary bath remodels
- Flooring, from exposing original terrazzo to running new plank throughout
- Room additions on Plantation's larger lots
- Complete interior refreshes: doors, trim, paint and lighting
Renovation Planning You Can Hold in Your Hand
Opening walls in an older home is not guesswork. We identify what is load-bearing, where the plumbing and electrical actually run, and what the slab underneath looks like before demolition day. Plantation homeowners tend to be planners, and so are we: scope, schedule and decisions on paper first, then a clean, organized job.
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