Whole-home remodeling in the Village Beautiful.

Miami Shores was laid out in the 1920s by the Shoreland Company as America's Mediterranean, and the housing stock still shows it: barrel-tile Mediterranean Revival homes near Grand Concourse and NE 96th Street, 1930s and 1940s houses on the numbered streets, and postwar ranches filling in toward the Country Club. Owners here rarely want a teardown. They want the arches, the casement proportions, and the street presence kept, and the original floor plan, wiring, and plumbing completely rethought. That is the home remodeling we do most in the Village.

Permits run through the Miami Shores Village Building Department, and the Village looks harder at appearances than most jurisdictions. Its code requires buildings to stay harmonious with the neighborhood in character, appearance, and even exterior color, with the Planning and Zoning Board weighing in on work that does not fit. Dozens of homes carry Village historic designation, which adds Historic Preservation Board review. Windows and doors go in impact-rated, carrying the Miami-Dade product approvals the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone demands. We assemble those packages ourselves and present work the reviewers can approve the first time.

PGX has been remodeling South Florida houses for more than 20 years, over 150 projects of it, every one permitted and inspected. In Miami Shores that means a fixed written scope before demolition starts, a supervisor on your site every day, floors and finish work protected while the trades move through, and one accountable team from the first estimate to the warranty call. A remodel is a promise. We keep it in writing.