From Design Ghosting to a Dream Kitchen: A Vero Beach Transformation

“David and Pam’s journey didn’t start with a sledgehammer; it started with a disappointment. Their first contractor promised the world, then vanished. When our lead designer, Adam, stepped in, he spent over six hours on-site just nailing down the vision. We don’t start swinging hammers until the wants, needs, and plans are perfectly coupled on paper.”

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Dave Browne here with DB Home Improvements. We’re back in the field in Vero Beach with two incredibly happy homeowners, David and Pam. This project wasn’t just a simple remodel; it was about taking a typical kitchen and turning it into a high-end, functional space that will last for decades.

The Difference is the “DB Way”

David and Pam’s journey didn’t start with us. Like many homeowners, they initially dealt with a contractor who promised the world but vanished when it came time to deliver designs.

“We didn’t get the design. He didn’t contact me for weeks… then I found the card for DB Home Improvements in my bag. It was the best thing we could have done.” — Pam, Homeowner

When our lead designer, Adam, stepped in, he spent over six hours on-site just nailing down the vision. We don’t start swinging hammers until the wants, needs, and plans are perfectly coupled on paper.

No Seams, No Shims, Just Quality

We believe in doing things right from the floor up. Here are a few “Extreme Build” details from this Vero Beach kitchen:

Jumbo Quartz Slabs: We used a jumbo slab for the island to ensure a seamless finish—no ugly gaps or joints.
Arlington Premier Cabinets: These aren’t your typical big-box store cabinets. They are solid wood, assembled right here in America, featuring radius edges and custom beading.
The “Waterfall” Detail: We specialize in waterfall tile details where the floor flow matches the island perfectly. As we like to say, it “separates the men from the boys.”
Meticulous Installation: Whether it’s using laser levels for backsplashes or ensuring the subfloor is perfectly prepped so tiles never “pop,” we build for the long haul.

“A Person Here Every Day”

One of the biggest complaints in construction is the “no-show” contractor. David noted that once Adam and the crew (Justin and Dave) started, they were there every single day until the job was finished.

“They were a pleasure to work with… always polite, good input, and true to their word. They worked so hard—blood, sweat, and tears went into this house.” — David, Homeowner

The “Favorite” Features:

The Coffee Station: A custom idea from Adam that utilized the slab perfectly.
36-Inch Drawer Cabinets: Massive storage space with soft-close tech.
Pop-up Outlets: Keeping the quartz clean and up to modern electrical codes.

Dave’s Pro-Tip: Don’t “lease” your kitchen remodel by using substandard products that end up in a landfill in 10 years. Buy it once, build it right, and enjoy it for a lifetime.