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Miami Kitchen Refresh — Cabinet Paint, Quartz Swap, Condo ARC Light Scope

Miami kitchen refresh. Cabinet paint/reface, quartz countertop swap, backsplash, hardware — no plumbing relocation. Condo ARC still applies for visible changes. $12K-$38K typical.

~1 min read·Updated 2026-04-23

Not every Miami kitchen needs a gut. Cabinet refinishing or refacing, quartz swap, new backsplash, new hardware — all non-permit-filed scope, but condo ARC still has an opinion on visible color changes.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a permit for a Miami kitchen refresh? No — paint, refacing, countertop swap, hardware, non-relocating appliance swap are non-permitted. Condo ARC may still require submittal for color changes.

How much does a Miami kitchen refresh cost? $12K-$38K depending on scope. Cabinet paint alone: $4K-$12K. Reface: $10K-$25K. Full refresh with quartz + backsplash: $20K-$38K.

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