Boca Raton’s architectural identity was set early: when the city incorporated in 1925, officials hired architect Addison Mizner as its planner, and his Mediterranean Revival style, all barrel-tile roofs, courtyards, and cast-stone detailing, still defines neighborhoods like Old Floresta today. That historic core sits alongside decades of golf-course country club development and some of the highest-end new construction in the county, so a Boca Raton renovation might mean respecting a 1920s architectural character in one neighborhood and delivering true luxury-level finishes in the next.

Elbaz Construction moves between both worlds: updating a Mediterranean Revival home in a way that honors its original detailing while modernizing the systems behind the walls, and building out high-end kitchens, primary suites, and outdoor living spaces in Boca Raton’s country club neighborhoods. We coordinate with architects, HOAs, and the city’s permitting process as one team, so a project keeps moving instead of stalling in the gaps between them.