Palm Beach County · Service Area

Licensed general contractor working
Wellington, FL.

Equestrian-community work in Wellington often involves accessory structures, home additions, and long-run mechanical work. Every trade license we need is in-house.

What we build most in Wellington

The scopes that show up on our Wellington calendar most often.

01Local pattern

Custom additions + guest houses

02Local pattern

Whole-home HVAC and electrical modernization

03Local pattern

Pool + outdoor living packages

All 18 scopes · available in Wellington

Every service, under one general contract, in Wellington.

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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Wellington homeowners · one contract

Fixed-bid estimate on your Wellington project.

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

Wellington Contractor With Every Trade License In-House

Dellamano Construction Inc. handles additions, pools, mechanical upgrades, and full renovations for Wellington homeowners under a single general contract — no license gaps, no subcontractor scheduling gaps.

What Makes Wellington Projects Different From Standard Palm Beach County Work

Wellington operates its own municipal building department — permits submit to the Village of Wellington, not Palm Beach County directly. That distinction matters at the submittal stage: contractors unfamiliar with the Village's plan-review queue and inspection scheduling pipeline routinely lose weeks before a shovel goes in the ground.

Properties west of South Shore Boulevard, particularly those in equestrian-adjacent communities like Paddock Park, Palm Beach Polo, and Mallet Hill, sit on lots where accessory-structure setbacks, lot-coverage limits, and guest-house regulations differ from standard county residential zoning. Site drawings submitted without those site-specific constraints already accounted for come back from plan review requiring costly revisions.

South Florida wind-load and impact-glazing codes apply throughout Wellington, and the clay-heavy soil profile common in the village's western sections affects how pool shells, footings for additions, and hardscape bases are engineered. Getting those details right before construction begins — not during — is what keeps a project on schedule.

Scopes Wellington Homeowners Ask for Most — and Why One Contractor Covering All of Them Matters

Generator installations and whole-home electrical upgrades run at a higher rate in Wellington than in many comparable South Florida communities, driven largely by extended power-restoration times after summer storm events. When the electrical contracting license is held in-house rather than farmed out to a subcontractor on a separate schedule, that scope stays on the same project timeline as the addition or outdoor living build it's often paired with.

Pool and outdoor living packages in Wellington frequently include pergolas and shade structures engineered to South Florida wind code — not the lighter residential standards used in northern states. Coordinating the pool shell, plumbing, electrical, hardscape, and shade structure under one general contract eliminates the sequencing conflicts that arise when those trades are managed separately by different contractors.

Home additions in Wellington — second stories, in-law suites, and pool houses — involve structural, mechanical, plumbing, and electrical scopes simultaneously. Holding all five Florida state trade licenses under one owner means the project doesn't stall waiting for a licensed sub to become available for a single piece of the work.

Common questions

Does Dellamano pull permits through the Village of Wellington or through Palm Beach County?
Wellington projects permit through the Village of Wellington's own building department, which has its own submittal process and inspection pipeline separate from the county. Dellamano has been navigating Palm Beach County and its municipalities since 2005, so the Village of Wellington's plan-review process is already familiar territory — not something being worked out on your project.
Can Dellamano handle the generator installation and the home addition at the same time, or do those have to be separate contracts?
Both scopes run under the same general contract. Because the electrical contractor license is held in-house alongside the general contractor, structural, plumbing, and roofing licenses, generator and electrical work is scheduled as part of the overall project rather than handed off to a sub on a separate timeline. That coordination is especially relevant in Wellington, where generator work is frequently tied to larger renovation projects.
My Wellington property is in an equestrian community with HOA and zoning restrictions. How does that affect the project process?
Equestrian-adjacent communities west of South Shore Boulevard often carry accessory-structure setbacks, lot-coverage percentages, and guest-house rules that differ from standard Palm Beach County residential zoning. Before drawings go to plan review, Dellamano incorporates those site-specific constraints so submissions don't come back requiring revisions. HOA architectural review requirements are tracked alongside the Village permitting timeline so both approval paths move in parallel where possible.

Schedule a Project Consultation on Your Wellington Project

Describe your project and a walkthrough in Wellington will be scheduled promptly — leading to a written proposal with a price locked before construction begins.

Call (561) 654-7243

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