More house, same Doral address.

Doral families tend to stay put — the schools, the communities, and the commute all argue for it — but the houses built here in the 1990s and 2000s were sized for a different chapter. So owners in the Islands at Doral, Doral Park, and Doral Isles add instead of moving: a rear extension that gives the kitchen and family room real square footage, a bedroom wing for in-laws who visit for months, or a second-story addition where the lot has nothing left to give.

Additions get the full treatment from the City of Doral Building Department: zoning review for setbacks and lot coverage, structural drawings for foundations and tie-beams, and every trade permitted and inspected. In Doral's gated communities the HOA architectural committee reviews the addition as well, usually before ground breaks, and each association holds opinions about rooflines, finishes, and construction hours. The new roof structure must meet High Velocity Hurricane Zone requirements like everything else in Miami-Dade. None of this should shrink your plans — it just rewards a contractor who files clean drawings the first time.

The test of an addition is whether anyone can find the seam. PGX matches existing stucco texture, ties new roof framing into old cleanly, and levels new slabs to existing floors so the house reads as one thought. We phase the work to keep your family in the home, seal the construction zone off from daily life, and put a supervisor on site every working day. The scope is fixed in writing before we pour anything, and one team — licensed, insured, Lic. CGC1539072 — carries the project from engineering through final inspection.