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ACD Renovations

1515 South Federal Hwy, Boca Raton, FL 33432
Boca Raton, FL 33432

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AT A GLANCE

About ACD Renovations

ACD Renovations works on home projects involving framing, electrical work, building, and contracting. Its approach connects the practical needs of a house with the preferences and goals of the people who live there. Attention to detail is another part of its approach. ACD Renovations emphasizes reviewing project details before work is finished. For visitors planning a project, it may help to identify the work involved, priorities for the home, and details that matter most before discussing the scope.

Business description

Architectural Conceptual Design is more than our company’s name, it’s our philosophy. Architectural Above all, a home needs structure. With decades of hands-on experience in framing, electrical, building, and contracting, we commit ourselves every day to staying at the vanguard of craftsmanship, with all the current certifications for reliability and sustainability. Architectural means skill, and nothing matters more. Conceptual A house is anything with walls and a roof, but a home is personal. It’s an expression of yourself, your vision, and your identity. You can’t just hit copy and paste. Our team of experts helps you pinpoint your specific needs and goals for where you want to live. It’s your concept. We’re the ones who make it happen. Design Details matter. A lot of builders execute the plan, but leave you feeling like something’s missing. What is it? It’s that artistry that’s always indefinable. Before any job is finished, we go through every inch and make sure it’s perfect. Don’t tell anyone, but it’s actually Hector’s favorite part of the job.

Services

Listed services: Electricians, Other / Unclassified.

Explore the services below and confirm the scope of your project directly with the provider.

Electrical work

Electrical work is among the services associated with ACD Renovations. When planning it as part of a home project, note the areas involved and the changes you want to make.

Framing

Framing is included in the company's hands-on work. For a project involving framing, clarify which parts of the home are affected and how the work supports your broader plans.

Building and contracting

Building and contracting are included in the company's experience. Share the scope of the home project and the goals you want the work to address.

Prepare for a home project

Before discussing a project, write down what you want to change, which parts of the home are involved, and what matters most in the finished space. Separate essential needs from optional ideas so the scope can be discussed clearly. If the project includes more than one kind of work, note how you expect those pieces to fit together.

Consider the work involved

Framing, electrical work, and broader building or contracting needs can involve different project considerations. Make a list of the specific work you have in mind and the rooms or areas it affects. For electrical work, describe the changes you are seeking; for framing or building work, note how the planned changes relate to your home's layout and intended use.

Keep important details visible

Details are easier to discuss when they are concrete. Gather relevant measurements, photos, or examples of the result you want, and record any preferences about how the space should look or function. These are general planning suggestions, not a description of a required project process.

Common customer requests

Electrical work

Plan electrical work as part of a home project.

Framing

Discuss framing needs for a building or renovation project.

Building and contracting

Talk through building and contracting needs for a home project.

Project goals

Share your goals for how your home should function and feel.

Business details

Website: Visit ACD Renovations online

Service area

Explore ZIP areas in Palm Beach County. These are geographic estimates, not confirmed provider coverage. Check availability for your address before scheduling.

Estimated county ZIP areas: Palm Beach County. Provider coverage is unconfirmed.

View estimated county towns and ZIP codes
  • West Palm Beach, FL33401, 33403, 33404, 33405, 33406, 33407, 33409, 33411, 33412, 33413, 33415, 33417
  • North Palm Beach, FL33408
  • Palm Beach Gardens, FL33410, 33418
  • Wellington, FL33414
  • Boynton Beach, FL33426, 33435, 33436, 33437, 33472, 33473
  • Boca Raton, FL33428, 33431, 33432, 33433, 33434, 33486, 33487, 33496, 33498
  • Belle Glade, FL33430
  • Canal Point, FL33438
  • Clewiston, FL33440
  • Delray Beach, FL33444, 33445, 33446, 33483, 33484
  • Lake Worth, FL33449, 33460, 33461, 33462, 33463, 33467
  • Jupiter, FL33458, 33469, 33477, 33478
  • Loxahatchee, FL33470
  • Pahokee, FL33476
  • Palm Beach, FL33480
  • South Bay, FL33493

Questions about ACD Renovations

How can I prepare for electrical work on a home project?

Before electrical work, make a list of the changes you want and note any rooms or parts of the home affected. This can help clarify how the electrical work fits into the broader building or renovation project.

What should I clarify before framing work?

Before framing work, clarify which areas of the home are involved and how the planned changes relate to your overall project goals. Keeping the scope and priorities in one written list can make project discussions more focused.

What should I consider when planning building or contracting work?

For building or contracting work, compare the proposed scope with the outcomes you want for your home. Ask how the work addresses those priorities and note any details that should be considered before the project is finished.

How can I communicate my goals for a home project?

Describe how you want the home to function and feel, and identify the details that matter most to you. Those priorities can help shape a project discussion around your needs rather than a generic plan.

Common industry questions

Last reviewed and updated October 04, 2026 by the Welcome to House Managers Editorial Team.