Remodeling Aventura, from tower to fairway.

Aventura is mostly a vertical city. The towers came up in waves — Turnberry and Mystic Pointe from the late seventies through the nineties, Porto Vita and The Point in the two-thousands, Echo and Privé at Island Estates more recently — and inside many of them, the units still wear their original dropped soffits, choppy galley kitchens, and beige tile. Owners here gut those floor plans and start over. In the two single-family pockets, Aventura Lakes and Country Club Estates along the Turnberry fairways, the work is different: taking late-nineties builder houses to the standard the address implies.

Every remodel in the city runs through the City of Aventura Community Development Department, whose Building Division permits and inspects everything from flooring to full guts — yes, flooring needs a permit here. In the towers, the city is only half the approval: associations want insurance certificates, contractor registration, service-elevator reservations, and defined work hours before a hammer swings. Many older buildings are also in the middle of milestone inspections and structural reserve studies, so we sequence unit work around building-wide projects. Impact windows and doors need Miami-Dade product approvals, because this is High-Velocity Hurricane Zone territory.

Two decades and change in South Florida, 150-plus remodels and additions delivered, and not one of them unpermitted: that is the PGX record. In Aventura that means a fixed written scope before demolition, a supervisor on site daily, and corridors, lobbies, and elevators protected as carefully as your new stone. One team carries the project from estimate through warranty, and your association's property manager gets answers before they have to ask. Licensed and insured, Lic. CGC1539072.