Your Sunny Isles home, rebuilt right.

Sunny Isles Beach housing splits cleanly in two. Along Collins Avenue it is towers: flow-through residences at the Estates at Acqualina, Turnberry Ocean Club, and Jade Signature, plus 1970s-era buildings like Winston Towers where original interiors are overdue for a gut. West of Collins, Golden Shores and Atlantic Isle hold the city's single-family stock — 1950s and '60s houses on canal and bay lots, many still wearing their original layouts. High-end owners in both camps end up doing the same thing: taking the unit or the house down to structure and rebuilding it around how they actually live.

Every permit here is issued by the City of Sunny Isles Beach Building Department, which handles plan review, revisions, and inspections through a fully digital portal. Condo work adds a second gate before the city ever sees a drawing: association approval packages, insurance certificates, service-elevator reservations, and enforced work-hour windows. In Golden Shores, FEMA flood zones make the substantial-improvement math matter on older homes, and every window, door, and roof assembly needs Miami-Dade product approval for the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone. We handle all of it, in the right order.

A remodel at this level is mostly logistics and discipline. PGX gives you a fixed written scope before demolition, a supervisor on site every working day, and finish protection that treats a marble lobby or a downstairs neighbor's ceiling as part of the job. One accountable team carries the project from estimate through final inspection and warranty — 20-plus years building in South Florida, more than 150 remodels and additions delivered, every one of them permitted and inspected.