Same dock, better house.

Lighthouse Point is a city of about 2.4 square miles wrapped around roughly 18 miles of waterway, and the housing follows the water. Venetian Isles, Lighthouse Manor and Wooler Heights were added between 1957 and 1969, and Coral Key and Pompano Waterway Estates came into the city in 1970. Around eight in ten homes here are single family, and street after street of them are single-story ranches on wide canal lots with docks behind. Owners rarely want a different address. They want the same dock with a house that finally matches it, which is why whole-home remodeling is the local sport.

The City of Lighthouse Point Building and Zoning Department reviews and permits the work, and contractors have to be registered with the city, insurance certificate and all, before they can even apply. Above that sits a county layer most homeowners never meet: the Broward County Board of Rules and Appeals, which administers the Florida Building Code countywide, certifies the officials and inspectors who sign off on your job, and issues the formal interpretation when a code section is genuinely in dispute. Broward also sits inside the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone, so windows, doors and roofing all need HVHZ product approvals. Canal lots bring FEMA flood elevations into the conversation as well.

Twenty years and then some of South Florida work back that up, plus 150-plus remodels and additions delivered, every one permitted and inspected. On a Lighthouse Point gut we work to a fixed written scope agreed before demolition, with a supervisor on site every working day and dust control that keeps the half of the house you are still using livable. Material deliveries get staged so your neighbor's driveway stays their driveway. One team and one phone number, from the first estimate through the warranty. Licensed and insured, Lic. CGC1539072.