Primary baths, minus the garden tub.

The primary bath in a 1990s or 2000s Doral home follows a formula: a corner garden tub nobody has filled since the housewarming, a small framed shower, cultured-marble counters, and a strip of Hollywood lights. Owners across Doral Isles, Costa del Sol, and Grand Bay Estates are trading that formula for the current one — a large curbless shower behind frameless glass, a freestanding tub if the room earns it, double vanities in real stone, and tile chosen by a human being.

Bathroom remodels in Doral pull permits through the City of Doral Building Department, with plumbing and electrical reviewed as separate sub-permits and inspections at the stages that matter — including the shower pan, which is tested before a single tile goes on. Relocating fixtures or adding a freestanding tub changes drain and supply runs, which is exactly the work you want inspected. Second-floor baths raise the stakes: a slow leak up there finishes the ceiling below in a way nobody ordered.

Waterproofing is where bathroom budgets are quietly won or lost, so PGX treats it as scope, not an afterthought: modern membrane systems, flood-tested pans, sealed niches and benches, all documented before tile hides the evidence. The rest of the job runs the PGX way — a fixed written price, materials confirmed before demolition, protected hallways in an occupied house, and a supervisor on site daily. One licensed team, Lic. CGC1539072, from the first measurement to the warranty call you probably will not need.