Bathrooms that shrug off salt air.

The bathrooms in Golden Beach houses rarely match the rest of the property. A home on North Island or Golden Beach Drive may have a renovated kitchen and a serious pool while the primary bath is still a compartmentalized relic from whenever the house was built, with a step-in tub nobody uses. The remodel owners actually want combines those small rooms into one true suite: a frameless shower with room to move, a freestanding tub, stone underfoot, and morning light that does not come from a fixture.

Moving fixtures means opening the slab in most of these houses, and that means permits through the Town of Golden Beach Building Department, with rough plumbing and electrical inspected before anything closes up. The Town inspects methodically and to its own calendar, so sequencing the trades correctly is the difference between a five-week bath and a five-month one. Coastal humidity raises the stakes on ventilation and vapor control, and any new glazing in a shower or above a tub needs impact-rated, Miami-Dade approved product.

Waterproofing is where PGX earns its reputation, precisely because it is invisible at the walk-through. Every shower we build in Golden Beach gets a full membrane system and a flood test before a single tile goes on, and we photograph what gets buried so you have proof, not promises. One supervisor runs the site daily, floors and finishes outside the work zone stay protected, and the written scope covers fixtures down to the model number.