Palm Beach County · Service Area

Licensed general contractor working
Boca Raton, FL.

Weekly project days in Boca. Coordination with Boca’s specific HOAs (Boca West, Broken Sound, St. Andrews) is second nature — architectural submittal packages ready before signing.

What we build most in Boca Raton

The scopes that show up on our Boca Raton calendar most often.

01Local pattern

Whole-home remodels in Boca West

02Local pattern

Waterfront kitchen renovations east of Dixie Hwy

03Local pattern

Pool-area renovations + outdoor kitchens

All 18 scopes · available in Boca Raton

Every service, under one general contract, in Boca Raton.

01 · Interior + Structural

Custom Home Building

Ground-up custom residences from architectural coordination through final walkthrough.

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02 · Interior

Home Remodeling

Whole-home renovations and major layout changes.

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03 · Interior + Structural

Home Additions

Second-story additions, room extensions, in-law suites, and pool-house builds.

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04 · Interior

Kitchen Remodeling

Fully permitted kitchen renovations. Fixed price at signing.

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05 · Interior

Interior Renovation

Full-interior remodels beyond a single room.

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06 · Exterior

Outdoor Kitchens

Built-in grills, hood ventilation, refrigeration, stone counters, gas lines.

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07 · Exterior

Exterior Living Spaces

Kitchens, pergolas, hardscapes, pool decks, and lighting designed together.

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08 · Exterior + Structural

Pergolas & Shade Structures

Custom pergolas, cabanas, and shade structures built to South Florida wind code.

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09 · Exterior

Hardscapes & Paver Patios

Paver patios, pool decks, driveways, retaining walls, and stone features.

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10 · Exterior + MEP

Pool Construction

New pool builds and pool-area renovations coordinated with hardscape, plumbing, electrical.

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11 · Mechanical + Electrical + Plumbing

Home Systems

Whole-house mechanical, plumbing, and electrical upgrades.

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12 · Mechanical + Electrical

Generator Installation

Standby generators sized to your home’s actual load — not oversold.

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13 · Electrical

Electrical Contracting

Panel upgrades, service changes, EV chargers, code corrections.

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14 · Plumbing

Plumbing Contracting

Rough-in and finish plumbing for renovations, additions, new construction, plus gas.

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15 · Roofing

Roofing

Re-roofs, roof repairs, and new-construction roof systems.

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16 · Umbrella

General Contracting

The umbrella that covers every scope above.

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17 · Commercial

Commercial Construction

Ground-up commercial builds and major renovations across South Florida.

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18 · Commercial

Tenant Fit-Outs & Build-Outs

Restaurant, retail, office, and medical build-outs delivered under one general contract.

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Boca Raton homeowners · one contract

Fixed-bid estimate on your Boca Raton project.

Tell us about the project. You’ll hear back promptly with a walk-through scheduled in Boca Raton and a path to a written proposal.

Boca Raton Contractor for Remodels, Additions & Custom Builds

Dellamano Construction Inc. holds all five Florida state trade licenses under one owner and has been running permitted projects across Boca Raton's neighborhoods and HOA communities since 2005.

What Boca Raton Projects Actually Require

Boca Raton sits in Palm Beach County, which means permits are pulled through both the City of Boca Raton's Building Division and, for unincorporated pockets, Palm Beach County building departments — the jurisdiction varies by address, and mixing them up stalls a project before a single wall is opened. Coastal and waterfront properties east of Federal Highway also face additional flood-zone and windstorm provisions under the Florida Building Code, meaning structural drawings, product approval numbers, and sometimes FEMA elevation certificates become part of a standard submittal package.

Gated HOA communities in Boca — Boca West, Broken Sound, and St. Andrews among the most active on our calendar — layer their own architectural review processes on top of municipal permitting. Approval timelines, submittal formats, and material restrictions differ by community. Submitting a complete architectural package before contracts are signed is how Dellamano keeps those community reviews from eating into construction schedules.

South Florida's climate also shapes scope decisions in ways that matter to Boca homeowners: high humidity and salt air accelerate deterioration on roofing underlayments, exterior finishes, and pool equipment. Specifying materials rated for coastal exposure — and sequencing work so new systems aren't sitting open during South Florida's afternoon storm season — is part of how projects here get planned from the start.

Five Licenses, One Contractor — Why It Matters in Boca

Many Boca Raton homeowners hiring a general contractor discover mid-project that their GC must subcontract out electrical, plumbing, or mechanical work — which introduces separate license checks, separate schedules, and separate chains of accountability. Owner Aldo Dellamano personally holds Florida licenses in general contracting, roofing, mechanical, plumbing, and electrical (CGC1525289, CCC1335157, CMC1251666, CFC1434398, EC13015530), which means more of what happens on a Boca Raton project is directly licensed and directly supervised without routing through a separate specialty firm.

For a kitchen renovation that involves moving a gas line, upgrading a panel, relocating plumbing, and adding a new hood ventilation system, that structure eliminates the scheduling friction that typically stretches multi-trade projects. It also simplifies the permit card — fewer license numbers, fewer inspections coordinated across separate companies.

Common questions

Do you pull permits for Boca Raton projects, or is that the homeowner's responsibility?
Dellamano pulls all required permits as the licensed general contractor of record. Depending on the project address, that means working through the City of Boca Raton Building Division or Palm Beach County — the office varies by jurisdiction. HOA architectural approvals are coordinated separately and in parallel so they don't hold up the permit timeline.
How do Boca Raton HOA rules affect my remodel timeline?
Boca West, Broken Sound, St. Andrews, and other gated communities each run their own architectural review boards with different submittal formats, required materials lists, and meeting schedules. Approval can take several weeks depending on the community's review calendar. Submitting a complete package early — before construction begins — is the standard approach to keep HOA review from compressing your actual build window.
Can one contractor handle a Boca Raton project that involves roofing, electrical, and pool work together?
Yes — owner Aldo Dellamano holds Florida licenses in general contracting, roofing, electrical, plumbing, and mechanical, so multi-trade projects don't require farming scopes to separate specialty companies. Pool construction and surrounding hardscape are coordinated under the same general contract, which keeps scheduling, inspections, and accountability in one place.

Start Your Boca Raton Project

Describe your scope and we will schedule a walkthrough at the property and work toward a written proposal.

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