Palm Beach County · Service Area

Licensed general contractor working
Delray Beach, FL.

Delray owners get the same fixed-bid discipline as every project. Downtown historic-district work follows the specific facade guidelines; East Delray coastal exposure gets the salt-air-rated material specs.

What we build most in Delray Beach

The scopes that show up on our Delray Beach calendar most often.

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Historic-district-compliant renovations

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Beachside condo gut renovations

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Custom outdoor kitchens

All 18 scopes · available in Delray Beach

Every service, under one general contract, in Delray Beach.

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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Delray Beach homeowners · one contract

Fixed-bid estimate on your Delray Beach project.

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

Delray Beach Contractor With All Five State Trade Licenses

Dellamano Construction Inc. handles permitted renovations, additions, pools, and commercial build-outs across Delray Beach under a single general contract — every trade license held personally by owner Aldo Dellamano.

What Makes Delray Beach Projects Different

Delray Beach sits inside Palm Beach County jurisdiction but layered with its own overlay rules that affect permits, facades, and materials in ways that catch out-of-area contractors off guard.

The City of Delray Beach Historic Preservation Board governs exterior work in the Old School Square Historic District and surrounding designated zones. Permit submittals there require design-review sign-off before the Building Division will accept a building permit application — skipping that step restarts the clock. Dellamano's team coordinates the historic-review documentation as part of normal preconstruction, not as an afterthought.

Coastal and near-coastal ZIP codes — including homes east of Federal Highway and those within the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone boundary — require roofing, window, and exterior cladding materials rated to Miami-Dade or Florida Building Code High-Velocity standards. Salt-air exposure at this proximity to the Atlantic also drives material selection for outdoor kitchens, pool equipment enclosures, and pergola hardware: marine-grade or powder-coated finishes in place of standard steel, stainless fasteners, and sealants formulated for saline environments.

The Contractor Scope Delray Beach Homeowners Ask For Most

The projects that land on the Delray Beach calendar most often share a common thread: they cross trade lines. A kitchen remodel pulls plumbing, electrical, and structural. An outdoor kitchen adds gas, electrical, and a permit for a permanent structure. A second-story addition touches roofing, MEP rough-in, and sometimes engineering for the existing foundation.

Because Aldo Dellamano personally holds Florida licenses in general contracting (CGC), roofing (CCC), mechanical (CMC), plumbing (CFC), and electrical (EC), those scopes stay under one contract and one point of accountability rather than being handed to separate subs with separate schedules and separate permit pulls. That structure is especially useful in Delray Beach, where the permit office processes all trades under the same project address — coordinating inspections across licenses from one contractor speeds the inspection queue.

Scopes that appear on the Delray Beach schedule most frequently include historic-district-compliant whole-home renovations, beachside condo gut renovations, custom outdoor kitchens with gas and electrical, pool builds coordinated with hardscape, and generator installations sized to whole-home standby loads common in this hurricane-corridor market.

Common questions

Do you pull the permits, or does the homeowner have to do that in Delray Beach?
Dellamano Construction pulls all permits as the licensed contractor of record. For Delray Beach projects this includes the City building permit, any Palm Beach County trade permits, and — for work in designated historic zones — the Historic Preservation Board application that must precede the building permit. Homeowners never need to visit the permit office.
Can one contractor handle the whole project, or will I need to hire separate subs for electrical, plumbing, and roofing?
Owner Aldo Dellamano holds all five Florida state trade licenses personally — general contracting, roofing, mechanical, plumbing, and electrical — so the full scope runs under a single general contract. You get one schedule, one point of contact for inspections, and one party responsible if anything between trades needs to be resolved.
What should I expect from a Delray Beach renovation in terms of permit timeline?
Permit timelines in Delray Beach vary based on project scope, whether the property is in a historic overlay district, and current Building Division workloads — both of which shift seasonally. Simple trade permits often move faster than structural or new-construction permits. Dellamano prepares permit-ready drawings and submits complete packages to minimize back-and-forth review cycles, which is usually the biggest source of delay for residential projects in this market.

Start Your Delray Beach Project

Describe your scope and a walkthrough can be scheduled promptly — we'll map out the permit path and trade coordination before any numbers are put on paper.

Call (561) 654-7243

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