Primary suites carved out of spare rooms.

A 1978 house in Plantation Acres often has four bathrooms and no primary suite. The arithmetic was different then: a compartment toilet, a fiberglass tub-shower, a four-foot vanity, and a closet sized for a coat rack. What owners in Melaleuca Isles, Plantation Acres Estates and the older sections along NW 118th Avenue do now is annex the adjoining bedroom or an oversized hall closet, build one genuine suite, and then bring the guest baths up to the same standard so the house reads as one house instead of four decades.

Bathroom permits come from the City of Plantation, and the plumbing, electrical and mechanical inspections happen before anything gets closed in. The Acres adds two considerations most Broward neighborhoods skip entirely. Where a home runs on an onsite septic system rather than city sewer, increasing fixture count gets reviewed by the Florida Department of Health in Broward County, which handles septic permitting and inspection here. And any new or enlarged bathroom window needs an HVHZ product approval, since Broward sits inside the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone.

No room punishes shortcuts faster, so we build it in the right order and prove the parts nobody will ever see. Pans get filled and left to sit overnight before a single tile is set. Slopes are checked with a level. Heavy glass hangs on blocking installed while the wall was open, not on a hope and a toggle bolt. The scope is written and signed, a PGX supervisor is here every working day, and the route from your front door to the work gets covered. Insured, and licensed as CGC1539072, with every project on this list permitted and inspected.