JR Stone Design handles full kitchen remodels in West Palm Beach — design, 3D rendering, cabinets, stone countertops, backsplash, sink, and installation. Family-owned since 2006. The Riviera Beach shop is 10 minutes from downtown WPB. No resurfacing or coatings — full replacement only.
Hundreds of installs across SoSo, El Cid, Northwood, and Flamingo Park since 2006.
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JR Stone Design has been installing kitchens across West Palm Beach since 2006. Whether you are updating a condo, remodeling an estate, or renovating a family home in El Cid and SoSo, we handle the full project — cabinets, countertops, templating, delivery, and installation — from our Riviera Beach facility, 15 minutes away.
We work with five cabinet manufacturers so you can match your budget and style. Fabuwood and Jarlin are our most popular choices for West Palm Beach homeowners who want solid wood construction without premium custom pricing. ROC Cabinetry, ProCraft, and US Cabinet Depot round out the range.
We fabricate granite, quartz, quartzite, and marble in our own Riviera Beach shop. Quartz is the most common choice for West Palm Beach kitchens because it resists stains and does not require sealing. Quartzite is harder than granite and handles heat well, making it ideal for avid cooks.
After a free in-home consultation, we produce a 3D rendering so you can see the finished kitchen before demolition. Cabinets arrive in two to four weeks. Countertops are hand-templated after cabinets are installed and delivered within seven to ten business days. Total installation for a typical West Palm Beach kitchen runs five to eight working days.
JR Stone Design handles standalone countertop installation in West Palm Beach when the cabinets are already in place and only the stone needs replacing. That covers SoSo bungalow kitchens with the original 1960s laminate, Flagler Drive condo galleys swapping out builder-grade granite, and El Cid historic homes where the cabinets are intact but the counters are tired.
The countertop-only scope at JR Stone covers granite, quartz, quartzite, marble, and porcelain panel installation. Templating is hand-laser scanned after the old surface is removed, fabrication runs about a week in the Riviera Beach shop, and installation takes one day. Every cut and polish happens in-house, so the install timeline does not depend on a subcontractor’s schedule.
For smaller projects in West Palm Beach — vanities, bar tops, fireplace surrounds — the Riviera Beach yard stocks remnant pieces of granite, quartz, quartzite, and marble at $50 to $60 per installed square foot.
A small kitchen renovation in West Palm Beach typically means one of three layouts: SoSo bungalow galleys, Flagler Drive condo galleys, and El Cid historic-home U-shapes. Footprint runs 60 to 90 square feet of cabinet space and 25 to 45 square feet of countertop.
Small does not mean cheap stone. JR Stone fabricates remnant pieces of granite, quartz, and quartzite to keep the budget reasonable on smaller projects without dropping into laminate territory. Remnant pricing starts around $50 to $60 per installed square foot, and a small West Palm Beach kitchen typically takes one slab or two to three remnants total.
Typical West Palm Beach small-renovation budget: $18,000 to $38,000 installed for new cabinets and stone, depending on cabinet line, stone choice, edge profile, and whether a stone backsplash is part of the scope. Demo, install, and finish punch list runs 2 to 3 weeks once material arrives.
“Kitchen makeover” gets used two different ways. Some homeowners mean “tear out the old kitchen and put in a new one.” Others mean “paint the cabinets and resurface the counters.” JR Stone Design handles the first one. Not the second.
The reason is honesty about results. Resurfacing — epoxy or paint coatings applied over existing laminate, tile, or older stone — looks decent on day one and starts failing within a year or two. Coatings chip at the sink lip, yellow under direct sun through a kitchen window, and peel where hot pans hit the edge. The fix when a resurface fails is usually replacement anyway, which means paying for the work twice.
A real West Palm Beach makeover at JR Stone means: old cabinets out, new wood cabinets in, old countertops out, new granite/quartz/quartzite/marble in. Optional add-ons are a new undermount sink, a new faucet, a stone backsplash, and updated cabinet hardware. The cabinets last 20 years or longer. The stone lasts indefinitely with normal sealing. Resale value goes up. None of that happens with a coating.
West Palm Beach gives us the widest variety of homes we work in. 1920s SoSo bungalows, El Cid estates with original plaster walls, modern Flagler Drive condos. We've installed cabinets and countertops across the city since 2006, with hundreds of projects in Northwood, Flamingo Park, and the El Cid historic district. Older West Palm Beach homes almost always need scribed cabinet ends and on-site shimming because the walls aren't square. That's slow detail work, and it's what separates a kitchen that ages well from one that starts looking off after a year.
Full kitchen remodels (new cabinets plus new countertops) install in 2 to 3 weeks from material delivery. Cabinets alone take 8 to 10 days; countertops alone take 8 to 10 business days after cabinets are in place. Cabinet fabrication adds 2 to 4 weeks of lead time before install.
Yes. Countertop-only installation is one of the most-searched services in West Palm Beach, and the JR Stone shop handles it as a routine scope. The cabinets stay, the old countertops come out, new granite/quartz/quartzite/marble go in. Common scenarios are 1960s SoSo bungalows with original laminate, Flagler Drive condos with builder-grade granite, and El Cid historic homes where the cabinets are intact but the counters are tired. Templating happens after the old surface is removed, fabrication takes about a week in the Riviera Beach shop, and installation is a one-day job.
About 2 weeks total. Day one is the consultation and old-counter removal (or scheduled separately). Templating runs after the cabinets are exposed. Fabrication in the Riviera Beach shop takes 5 to 8 business days. Installation is a single day, usually 4 to 8 hours depending on counter run length and cutout count. Sealer (for natural stone) gets applied before the team leaves. The kitchen is back in service within 24 hours of install.
Yes. The historic neighborhoods around West Palm Beach — SoSo, El Cid, Flamingo Park, Northwood — have housing stock from the 1920s through the 1940s with quirks that newer construction does not have: out-of-plumb walls, settled floors, original framing that does not match modern dimensions, plaster walls that crumble during demo. JR Stone scribes cabinet panels and stone seams to match the actual room rather than assuming square corners. The team has worked across all four historic districts for over a decade.
Usually yes, but it depends on the plumbing condition. Undermount sinks need a stable supply and drain configuration. Cast-iron plumbing in pre-1960s West Palm Beach homes is often still functional but sometimes corroded at the trap. JR Stone identifies the plumbing condition during the in-home consultation. If the existing plumbing is sound, the new undermount sink installs the same as in newer homes. If the plumbing needs replacement, the team coordinates with a licensed plumber to handle that scope before the stone install.
Yes. Flagler Drive condo buildings have specific contractor rules — building-approved insurance, freight elevator scheduling, mat protection in common areas, and noise restrictions. JR Stone has worked at multiple Flagler Drive buildings and coordinates with building management before the project starts. Most Flagler kitchens are galley layouts with quartz or quartzite counters and white shaker cabinets. Lead times are slightly longer than single-family homes because of building scheduling, usually 3 to 4 weeks total versus 2 to 3 weeks.
Small West Palm Beach kitchen renovations (galley, single-wall, or compact U-shape under 80 square feet) typically run $18,000 to $38,000 installed for new cabinets and stone countertops. Pricing varies with cabinet line (RTA, semi-custom, custom), stone choice, edge profile, and whether a backsplash is included. JR Stone provides a firm written quote after a free in-home consultation.
No, and JR Stone Design does not recommend resurfacing. Epoxy or paint coatings applied over existing laminate, tile, or older stone tend to chip, peel, and yellow within one to three years — especially around sinks, cooktops, and edges. Repairing a failed resurface usually means tearing the coating off and replacing the countertop anyway. Replacing the cabinets and countertops with real materials (granite, quartz, quartzite, or new wood cabinets) costs more upfront, lasts 20 years or longer, and adds resale value. A resurfaced kitchen does neither.
A kitchen makeover at JR Stone means full replacement: old cabinets and countertops out, new cabinets and stone countertops in. Optional additions include a new sink, new faucet, new stone backsplash, and updated cabinet hardware. The team does not offer cosmetic refresh services like cabinet refacing or countertop coatings, because both have a poor track record for durability.
Free in-home consultation, 3D rendering, and a firm written quote on the full remodel — cabinets, stone, backsplash, install. No resurfacing, no coatings. Typical timeline 2 to 3 weeks.
Cabinet and stone partners we trust: Fabuwood, Cambria, MSI Surfaces.