Kitchens built for Bay Harbor Islands.

Bay Harbor Islands kitchens come in two flavors. On the West Island, late-1940s and 1950s houses were drawn with the kitchen walled off in back — fine for 1952, less fine when the water view is on the other side of that wall. On the East Island, new buildings like Alana, Pearl House, and The Well deliver residences designer-ready, which is a polite way of saying the kitchen is yours to build from the slab up. Either way, the owners who call us want custom cabinetry, real stone, and a layout that finally makes sense.

Even an all-interior kitchen remodel needs permits from the Town of Bay Harbor Islands Building & Zoning Department once plumbing, electrical, or mechanical work moves, and taking a load-bearing wall out of a 1950s house needs engineering the town will want to see. In East Island condos, add the association layer: renovation approvals, contractor insurance certificates, elevator reservations, and workday hour limits. We prepare the drawings, file through Citizenserve, and keep the board and the building manager equally unbothered.

A kitchen is where high-end either shows or does not. PGX builds them the disciplined way: a fixed written scope with allowances spelled out, cabinetry measured after the walls are actually where the drawings say, stone templated in person, and a site supervisor present every working day. Floors get protected, dust gets contained, and the rest of the home stays livable while we work. One licensed, insured team (CGC1539072) carries it from estimate to warranty, backed by 20-plus years in South Florida.