Generalcontractor.

General contractor and project lead reviewing plans at an organized luxury residential construction site in South Florida.

One project. One accountable construction partner.

Enter the story

00 / The responsibility

A good build feels controlled. That takes someone owning the whole.

Completed Olive Avenue kitchen with dark millwork, pale cabinetry, and a waterfall island.
Olive Avenue Residence / West Palm Beach

RENOVA brings scope, site conditions, permits, specialist trades, schedule, building systems, finish details, inspections, and closeout into one construction plan—with accountability carried from the first field decision through the final walk.

Discuss your project
Site superintendent and trade lead inspecting a limestone wall, waterproofing transition, and bronze window frame.
01 / ENVELOPEWhat keeps it soundRENOVA field study
Two craftspeople aligning a custom rift-oak wall panel inside a protected South Florida residence.
03 / CRAFTThe final alignmentRENOVA field study
Double-height West Palm Beach living room opening toward a waterfront terrace.
02 / RESULTThe whole, resolvedOlive Avenue

Four connected responsibilities

A project can be complex. The line of accountability should be clear.

01 / Scope

Define the work before the site begins to move.

Completed Olive Avenue living room with dark media wall, clerestory windows, and layered seating.
Finished galley kitchen connecting a dark island to the dining area at Olive Avenue.

Plans, selections, existing conditions, allowances, exclusions, access, approvals, and lead times need to tell the same story before crews and materials arrive.

Scope / Pricing / Procurement / Sequence

02 / Coordination

Every trade has its work. The building has only one ceiling, wall, and schedule.

Superintendent and licensed trades coordinating HVAC, electrical, and plumbing systems above an open ceiling.
Completed Olive Avenue dining room where lighting, stone, millwork, and mechanical details align cleanly.

RENOVA coordinates the specialist trades in the field, resolves conflicts before they disappear behind finishes, and keeps decisions connected to the construction sequence.

Site control / Trades / Inspections

03 / Craft

Quality is the accumulation of decisions no one should have to notice.

Completed West Delray dressing room with continuous oak cabinetry, open shelving, and a built-in vanity.
West Delray bathroom with precisely aligned stone, glass, black metal, and wood cabinetry.

Substrates, tolerances, transitions, mockups, protection, installation, and final alignment determine whether the finished work merely looks new or feels resolved.

Millwork / Stone / Glass / Finish detail

04 / Closeout

Completion means more than the day construction stops.

Completed West Delray double-height living room with warm oak detailing and connected dining space.

Final reviews, completion items, inspections, documentation, care information, and a clear handoff are part of delivering the project—not work left outside it.

Explore completed work
Finished West Delray kitchen with natural oak cabinetry, garden light, and carefully aligned surfaces.

RENOVA / General contractor

The complexity is managed.
The details come together.
The result feels effortless.

View the West Delray residence

From a focused build-out to a complete ground-up project

Planning the construction.

The right general contracting scope depends on the property, drawings, existing conditions, approvals, procurement, access, and the work already assigned to others. RENOVA defines those boundaries before construction begins.

Defined scope
Clarify drawings, selections, allowances, exclusions, site conditions, and responsibility for each part of the work.
Permits & approvals
Coordinate the jurisdictional, association, building, and inspection requirements included in the agreement.
Trades & schedule
Sequence specialist trades, materials, access, field decisions, and quality reviews around one construction plan.
Closeout & handoff
Complete final reviews, agreed corrections, required documentation, and the transition into the finished space.

Project questions

Before you begin.

What does a general contractor coordinate?

A general contractor coordinates the agreed construction scope, site operations, schedule, specialist trades, inspections, quality control, and closeout. The exact responsibilities should be clear in the project agreement.

When should I involve a general contractor?

Early involvement can help test the scope against existing conditions, permitting, budget, trade sequencing, procurement lead times, and the construction schedule before decisions become expensive to change.

Does RENOVA coordinate permits and inspections?

RENOVA coordinates the permits and inspections included in the agreed scope, along with the required documents, trade information, and jurisdictional or building requirements.

Does RENOVA work on both residential and commercial projects?

Yes. RENOVA builds and renovates homes, condominiums, offices, hospitality, wellness, retail, and other commercial environments across Palm Beach and Broward counties.

What should I bring to the first construction conversation?

Bring the property address, available plans or surveys, photographs, the work you are considering, timing priorities, and any association or building documents. RENOVA can then identify the information still needed to define the project.