Keep the lot. Remake the house.

Ponce-Davis and High Pines sit between Coral Gables and South Miami, one leafy unincorporated square mile where 1950s ranches share quiet streets with new estates on half-acre and acre lots. Owners here face a familiar fork: sell to the teardown market, or remodel a solid midcentury house into something that earns its address. We do the second one. PGX handles whole-home renovations off Red Road, Davis Road, and Ponce de Leon Road: opened floor plans, raised ceilings where structure allows, new systems throughout, and finishes that match the caliber of the street.

Because the neighborhood is unincorporated, permits do not go to Coral Gables or South Miami city hall; they go to Miami-Dade County's Department of Regulatory and Economic Resources, known as RER. That means county plan review, DERM involvement when work affects protected trees, and Miami-Dade product approvals for every impact window and door in this High-Velocity Hurricane Zone. Some streets marketed as High Pines actually sit inside South Miami city limits, so we confirm jurisdiction from your folio before a single sheet is drawn. It sounds tedious. It is. It is also why our inspections pass.

A whole-home remodel at this level runs on discipline, not improvisation. PGX works from a fixed written scope, sequences trades so your family is not living in a job site longer than promised, and keeps a supervisor on your property every working day. The streets here are quiet and private; our crews, staging, and deliveries are managed to keep them that way. From first estimate through final inspection and warranty you deal with one accountable team, backed by 20-plus years building in South Florida and more than 150 remodels and additions delivered, all of them permitted.