
Central Florida
Home Remodeling & Construction in Winter Springs, FL
Winter Springs grew up around Tuscawilla — one of Seminole County's first planned communities — where tree-lined streets and golf-course homes from the 1970s and 80s now sit ready for updating. From Tuscawilla to the older homes of the Highlands, Casa Mia Services remodels and rebuilds across the city: full kitchen and bathroom renovations, additions, and whole-home construction. As a licensed Certified Building Contractor, we personally manage every Winter Springs project, from the first walkthrough to the final finish.
We work throughout Winter Springs — the Tuscawilla golf-course neighborhoods, the Highlands, and the newer communities along Winter Springs Boulevard. It's a short drive from our Winter Park base, and the city's established homes are the kind of project we do best: opening up dated layouts, updating aging systems, and finishing to a standard that fits the neighborhood.
Get a Free EstimateOur services in Winter Springs
What we build in Winter Springs
Recent Projects Near Winter Springs
Why Winter Springs homeowners choose Casa Mia
16+ years
Established, experienced, and locally trusted
Licensed
State-certified building contractor — CBC1255916
6x Best of Winter Park
And the 2025 Business Hall of Fame for Building & Home Construction
Owner-managed
The owner personally manages every project
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to what homeowners ask us most.
Still have questions? Get a free estimateYes — most remodels in Winter Springs need a permit. The City of Winter Springs handles its own permitting through its Community Development Department (now via the online Civic Access Portal), and remodels involving structural, electrical, plumbing, or mechanical work require a permit before starting. We manage the application and inspections as your licensed contractor.
Yes — Winter Springs can review how an addition will look. For additions and exterior changes on a residential lot, the city reviews plans for compatibility with the surrounding neighborhood — scale, materials, and proportions among them. We design and build with that in mind, so your project fits its street and clears review smoothly.
Yes — updating Tuscawilla's 1970s and 80s homes is a lot of Casa Mia's Winter Springs work. Homes in Tuscawilla and the Highlands are well-built but dated, and updating them often means repiping, rewiring to code, and opening up closed floor plans. As a Certified Building Contractor, we handle the structural side, not just the finishes.

























