Miami
The home market: condo towers from Brickell to Edgewater, mid-century houses in Shenandoah and the Roads, and everything between.
Service Areas
Coverage runs the length of the county: the urban core and its towers, the Gables and the Grove, the Beach, the great suburban stretch of Kendall and West Dade, and the family neighborhoods down to Cutler Bay. Every area renovates a little differently, click through for how yours does.
The home market: condo towers from Brickell to Edgewater, mid-century houses in Shenandoah and the Roads, and everything between.
The City Beautiful: 1920s Mediterranean Revival homes, strict aesthetic review, and renovations that respect both.
Art Deco condos, mid-beach towers, and salt air that eats standard finishes, renovation on a barrier island.
Miami's oldest neighborhood: cottages under the tree canopy, bayfront condos, and renovations under heavy shade and humidity.
The suburban heart of Miami-Dade: 1970s and 1980s family houses with original bathrooms reaching renovation age together.
Acre lots and ranch houses south of the Gables, where mid-century baths become spa-scale primary suites.
One of the county's youngest cities: 1990s-2010s townhouses and condos where bathrooms hit their first full renovation.
The county's second-largest city: 1950s-1970s block houses, multigenerational households, and value-focused renovations.
MiMo-era neighborhoods between the Bays: 1950s block houses, canal lots, and mid-century bathrooms due for their second act.
The condo city: tower living from the 1970s to the 2010s, where bathroom renovation is association process plus salt air.
South Dade family suburb rebuilt after Andrew: 1980s-2000s houses where bathrooms renovate on family budgets.
Call (786) 733-9560 or send the quote form, whichever suits you.