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A licensed design-build firm working the whole county - from North Miami Beach single-family homes to oceanfront condo towers - with in-house permitting and High-Velocity Hurricane Zone know-how.
The short answer
We work across all of it. That range matters because a 1960s CBS home in North Miami Beach, a historic Mediterranean house in Coral Gables, and a 40th-floor condo in Sunny Isles each need a different playbook – for the build and the paperwork.
MIA is a design-build firm, which means one team owns design, permitting, and construction. You get a 3D design before demo, every county and municipal permit pulled for you, and a single project manager accountable start to finish. Licensed as CGC1535875 / CFC1434602, fully insured, free estimates.
Every service below is delivered design-build - measured, designed, permitted, and constructed in-house across Miami-Dade.
Full kitchen transformations, cabinetry, stone counters, islands, lighting, and layout changes handled end to end.
Primary suites, guest baths, and wet rooms rebuilt with proper waterproofing, tile, glass, and fixtures.
Open-concept conversions, additions, and top-to-bottom modernizations of older South Florida homes.
Summer kitchens, pavers, pool decks, and covered lanais built for the way Miami actually lives outdoors.
Miami-Dade NOA-approved impact glass installed to High-Velocity Hurricane Zone standards, permit included.
Large-format porcelain, natural stone, and engineered wood - leveled, set, and sealed for coastal humidity.
How we work
The same four steps whether it's a single vanity in North Miami Beach or a full-floor condo in Sunny Isles.
We visit the space, listen to how you live in it, take real measurements, and map a clear scope against your budget – no guesswork.
You see the room before demo begins. Our in-house team curates finishes and pulls every Miami-Dade permit for you.
Demolition, rough-ins, waterproofing, and finish work run under one project manager and a structured quality checklist.
A professional clean, a punch-list walkthrough, and a written warranty. We don’t leave until it’s right.
Local authority
Miami-Dade sits in the country’s only High-Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ) – the strictest wind-load building code in the United States. Windows, doors, roofing, and structural work must carry a Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance (NOA) product approval, and inspections are unforgiving.
We handle permitting in-house through the county’s Regulatory & Economic Resources (RER) department and each municipality’s own building desk. That means we know which jobs need a permit, which need NOA-approved products, and how to schedule inspections so your project doesn’t sit waiting.
| Zone | High-Velocity Hurricane Zone – the U.S.’s toughest wind code. |
|---|---|
| Product approval | Impact glass, doors & roofing need Miami-Dade NOA listing. |
| Authority | County RER + your city’s building department. |
| Who pulls it | MIA – in-house |
| Recertification | Older buildings face structural/electrical recert milestones. |
Why local matters
Every exterior opening we touch is specified to hurricane-zone standards with NOA-approved impact products - permitted and inspected.
Salt air and humidity punish the wrong finishes. We spec moisture-resistant boxes, sealed stone, and corrosion-rated hardware.
High-rise work means elevator pads, quiet hours, insurance certs, and board approvals. We manage the building relationship, not just the build.
Where we work
Local knowledge is half the job in Miami-Dade. These are the areas we serve most – and we cover the rest of the county too. Don’t see yours? Just ask.
“Anyone can swing a hammer. In Miami-Dade, the job is knowing the code, the coast, and the paperwork before the first wall comes down.”
Questions
All of it. We work most often in North Miami Beach, Aventura, Sunny Isles Beach, Bal Harbour, Miami Beach, and Coral Gables, and we take projects across the rest of the county too. If you're unsure, just ask.
We handle permitting in-house - county RER and your municipality's building department both. For impact windows, doors, and structural work we manage the NOA product approvals and inspections as part of the scope.
Yes, and often. Condo remodels come with building rules - approved-hours, elevator protection, insurance certificates, and board sign-off. We coordinate all of it with building management.
One company designs, permits, and builds your project. You get a 3D design up front, a single point of contact, and no finger-pointing between an architect, a permit runner, and a separate contractor.
Yes - Florida licenses CGC1535875 and CFC1434602, fully insured. We're happy to provide certificates and a referral to a recent client near you.