Room to grow, no teardown required.

Ponce-Davis lots run from half an acre to well over an acre, which means most owners who need space do not need to move; they need a contractor who can add it. Families here stretch 1950s ranches with rear wings and new primary suites, put second stories on homes near Red Road and Sunset Drive, and convert garages into gyms, offices, and in-law quarters. With Gulliver, Epiphany, and St. Thomas Episcopal minutes away, this is a neighborhood people settle into for decades. The houses have to keep up.

Additions in unincorporated Miami-Dade go through county RER review: a zoning check on setbacks and lot coverage, full structural plan review, and a DERM tree permit if the footprint forces a protected oak to be removed or relocated. New foundations must tie correctly into old ones, and tie beams often need upgrading before a second story is even a conversation; our engineers design for that, and the county verifies it. Ponce-Davis has no municipal design board, but the inspectors read plans carefully. So do we.

An addition done right should read as original to the house: the same floor level, matched roof lines, stucco that does not telegraph the seam. PGX carries the full chain of survey, engineering, county permits, construction, and finish work under one fixed written scope, with a supervisor on the property daily and staging that respects a quiet street. You keep living in the house while we build. We keep the site contained, the schedule honest, and the paperwork airtight from estimate through warranty.