Kitchen, bath & whole-home remodels across Miami-Dade, Broward & Palm Beach — handled in-house.

We handle full remodels and new construction only across the three-county footprint. Five scope bands: full kitchen remodels, full bathroom remodels, full home renovations, new construction, and home additions. Permits get pulled when the scope requires them — structural work, MEP changes, exterior envelope, additions — and aren't pulled on cosmetic finish work that doesn't trigger them. See our process page for the full six-phase detail.

We do not take on:

• Partial cosmetic refreshes, single-fixture replacements, or vanity swaps
• Single-room paint-only or single-room flooring-only jobs
• Touch-ups, small repairs, drywall patching, or handyman scope
• Roof repair, gutter work, fence work, exterior painting on its own, deck or patio standalone work
• Cabinet installation as a standalone scope (only as part of a full kitchen or bathroom remodel)
• Any single-trade visit

If your project is one of those, we are not the right contractor. The work we do — kitchen, bathroom, condo, additions, whole-home, new construction — is full-scope remodeling under our CGC license class.

Our footprint is the three-county area of Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach County, served from our Doral, FL office. The remodeling company miami homeowners interview here, the remodeling company broward homeowners interview, and the remodeling company palm beach homeowners interview is the same operation across all three: same Florida CGC license, same permit history per county, same six-phase process. We have an active permit history in each county and 11 years of repeated work cycles through the building departments and condo boards. What differs is the permit jurisdiction, the regulatory layer, and the typical housing stock — for full-service detail see the home remodeling parent plus our homepage scope overview.

The regulatory layer drives schedule, scope, and cost in ways no single-county contractor pretending to cover the full footprint has the experience to manage. Miami-Dade and Broward sit inside the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ), which means new exterior glazing requires Miami-Dade NOA-rated assemblies and the FBC 8th Edition flashing program — see the Florida Building Commission for current code references. Palm Beach is outside HVHZ but inside the Wind-Borne Debris Region, with less stringent but still rated assemblies. FEMA substantial improvement applies to coastal stock across all three counties — if cumulative remodel cost exceeds 50% of structure value, the entire structure must be brought to current flood code, including foundation elevation in Zone VE. Architectural Review Board (ARB) review applies in country-club and HOA-managed communities concentrated in southern Palm Beach and parts of Broward. We pull these layers before drawing a floor plan, on every project.

The same scope prices roughly the same across the three-county footprint. A Tier 03 kitchen at $80K–$140K in Aventura is a Tier 03 kitchen at $80K–$140K in Boca. The variance shows up in schedule, not headline price. The full kitchen remodel service fl scope and the full bathroom renovation miami scope both run our standard six-phase process — see kitchen remodeling Miami and bathroom remodeling Miami for room-specific 4-tier pricing.

Schedule differences are real and predictable. Miami-Dade RER and Broward County Building Code Services run similar review cycles on equivalent scope; Boca Raton Building Department runs longer. Condo board approval adds 2–6 weeks regardless of county on any unit-side gut. ARB review adds 30–60 days where it applies. FEMA substantial improvement, where triggered, adds engineering, foundation elevation, and envelope upgrades that can extend a project by 3–6 months and add $150K–$400K to the build cost.

The general contractors south florida homeowners interview should produce three things on a footprint conversation: a confirmed permit history with the relevant building department, a written ARB or condo-board submission process if the property requires one, and a flood-zone determination pulled before pre-design. We pull all three before quoting on every project.