Bathroom Remodeling · Miami-Dade & Broward
Bathrooms built for a room that never dries.
Primary suites, frameless showers, freestanding tubs and stone, across 42 communities in Miami-Dade and Broward. Permitted, inspected, supervised daily, and waterproofed to a standard you will never see and never have to think about.
Bathroom Remodeling in Miami-Dade & Broward
Small room, long list of rules.
A high-end bathroom in South Florida is not a finish job. It is a small, permanently wet building inside a larger one, and the owners who commission them know it: Merrick-era houses in Coral Gables, mid-century ranches in Pinecrest and Miami Shores, 1990s golf-course homes in Weston and Parkland, oceanfront apartments from Bal Harbour to Hillsboro Beach. What they want looks identical on a mood board, a primary suite with a frameless shower, a freestanding tub and stone that reads as one piece. What they are actually buying is the assembly underneath it.
The whole market sits inside the state's High-Velocity Hurricane Zone, so even the small obscure window over a tub needs an approval written for the HVHZ. Within a mile of the water, salt air pits plating and attacks valve bodies that would last decades inland. On the barrier islands and the canal streets, the value of the work measured against the value of the building can trigger a substantial improvement review. And the rules get administered twice: Miami-Dade has 34 municipal building departments and Broward 31, each county layers its own amendments over the state code through a Board of Rules and Appeals that certifies the people who will inspect the work, and Miami-Dade product control approves the products both counties build with.
The scope is written before anything is demolished. Selections get locked, the stone is seen and tagged, glass and fittings are ordered against real lead times, and the drawings go to the building department under our license rather than yours. Then the sequence runs: demolition, rough plumbing and electrical, inspection, waterproofing, water test, tile, stone, glass, trim. Nothing gets covered until an inspector has looked at it. One project manager owns the calendar, the same person who wrote the scope, and the permit is closed rather than carried forward as somebody else's problem.
We run this service across 42 areas in the two counties, and the room changes with the address. Coral Gables and Miami Shores mean 1920s plumbing and a design review board the moment a window moves. Miami Beach, Key Biscayne, Sunny Isles Beach and the Fort Lauderdale isles mean associations, elevators, slab restrictions and flood elevations. Southwest Ranches, Plantation Acres, Parkland and Weston mean 1990s garden tubs and primary suites at acreage scale. The area pages below carry the local detail, building department by building department, for the place you actually live.
Where we build
Miami-Dade County
Broward County
Every area we serve, for this service. Not listed? Call (786) 273-2524.
What's included
What the work actually includes.
Six things a bathroom at this level is made of. Which of them apply to your room gets settled in writing, with a number attached, before demolition starts.
Primary suites, reconfigured
Bedrooms, closets and hall baths reworked into one suite: layout, structural openings where needed, plumbing rough-ins and permits handled as a single package under one license.
Showers rebuilt from the pan up
Sloped beds, bonded or sheet membranes, linear or point drains, curbless entries where the structure genuinely allows it, and a water test held before any tile is set.
Freestanding tubs and stone
Floor structure verified before a tub is placed, slabs selected and sequenced so the veining runs where you want it, and stone sealed for a climate that never dries out.
Everything behind the wall
Cast iron and galvanized lines replaced while they are still reachable, dedicated circuits, GFCI protection, and solid blocking set for heavy glass, grab bars and wall-hung fixtures.
Ventilation, glazing and salt air
Exhaust ducted to the outdoors instead of the attic, impact-rated obscure glass where a bathroom window changes, and finishes chosen to survive coastal air rather than to photograph well.
Condo and high-rise baths
Association submittals, approved work hours, protected corridors and elevators, and drain layouts designed around cast-in-slab plumbing and post-tensioned decks nobody should be coring.
How we work
A remodel is a promise. We keep it in writing.
AFixed scope, honest pricing
A detailed written scope before we start — so the number you sign is the number you pay, and changes are decisions, not surprises.
BA superintendent on site, daily
Your project is run by someone whose name you know, who answers the phone, and who walks the site every working day.
CBuilt to code, warrantied in writing
HVHZ-rated products, inspected phases, closed permits, and a written warranty when we hand back the keys.
How it goes
From first walk to final walk-through.
Walk-through & estimate
We visit, measure, listen, and come back with a real scope and a real number — not a teaser.
1–2 weeksDesign & permits
Drawings, engineering where needed, product approvals, and the permit package — filed and tracked by us.
4–10 weeksConstruction
Scheduled trades, daily supervision, weekly updates with photos, and inspections we prepare for and attend in person.
Per scopeCloseout & warranty
Punch list cleared, permits closed, documents handed over, warranty in writing. Then we leave it spotless.
1–2 weeksFAQ
Straight answers.
Where does the money actually go in a bathroom like this?
Why does one bathroom take months?
Which parts of a bathroom get permitted and inspected?
What turns up mid-job and costs weeks?
Who owns the schedule and the change orders?
How do you keep a shower from leaking into the room below?
Contact
Put a real number on it
Walk us through the room, the building and the constraints. You get a fixed written scope, a permit plan and one number, in English o en español.