A Golden Beach permit
is a set of deadlines.

Two hundred or so houses on a mile of barrier island, one Building Department, and a counter that is open for part of the day. What decides how a Golden Beach remodel runs is not the drawing. It is whether anybody is watching the dates the Town publishes — because one of them ends with your approved application being destroyed.

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Tell us the house and the scope

Send us the address and what you want changed. We will come back with what the Town will want in the application package and which of its published deadlines your job is going to run into first.

  • Florida-licensed general contractor, licence No. CBC1265280
  • We collect the approved permit inside the Town’s 60-day window
  • One point of contact from first call to closeout

The address on Golden Beach Drive or the Ocean side

Which side of the island a house sits on changes access, staging and what the survey has to show.

What is actually changing

Whether anything structural or wet moves is the question that sets the drawing set and the sub-permits.

When you need it finished

The Town publishes dates, not durations. Working backwards from your date is the only way to use them.

Preferred contact method

We use your details only to respond to this enquiry. No lists, no resale.

Thanks — that came through.

Your details are with the Elbaz Construction team. We will call you back to arrange a look at the house and the access to it, and to talk through what the work would involve. If it is urgent, call (754) 236-0675.

Completed kitchen, shown as a moving sequence of project photographs

The reality

Approval is not the finish line. It starts another clock.

Most people assume a permit arrives and the job begins. In Golden Beach the Town publishes what happens between those two things, and it is unforgiving: once your application is approved, somebody from the Building Division telephones, and the permit has to be picked up and paid for within sixty days. Miss that and the Town states plainly that the application is destroyed. Not suspended. Not held. Destroyed — and the work of assembling it starts again.

  • 01

    Somebody answers the phone call

    The Town notifies by telephone when a permit is approved. A number that nobody is watching is how sixty days pass.

  • 02

    The counter is open in parts

    Applications are taken Monday to Thursday in a morning block and an afternoon block, and on Friday morning only.

  • 03

    Work starts inside 180 days

    The Town voids a permit whose holder has not begun work within 180 days of issuance, and a new application is then required.

  • 04

    Inspections keep the permit alive

    Once construction begins the Town states that inspections cannot be scheduled more than 180 days apart.

  • 05

    The licence card is a physical object

    The qualifier signs, and the original State Certification Card comes to the Building Department with the application.

See a completed project

Undermount sink and brass tap set into the quartzite worktop, with the range and hood beyond
Undermount sink and brass tap set into a quartzite worktop.

Elbaz project photograph

Project 01

One kitchen, followed around the room

Completed by Elbaz Construction in South Florida

Photographed on one completed Elbaz Construction project. It is not in Golden Beach — we show what we build and we say where it is. Every frame below is the same room.

Dining end of an open-plan kitchen, looking towards a black cabinet run with glass-fronted upper cabinets and a mosaic splashback
From the table. The dining end looking back at the black run and its glass-fronted uppers.
Black tall cabinet run with lit glass-fronted display cabinets, seen from the dining table
The tall run. Lit display cabinets above a dark base run, seen square on.
The whole open-plan room from the living side, with the fireplace and media wall in the foreground and the kitchen island beyond
The whole room. Fireplace and media wall in the foreground, the island beyond.
Blue-grey quartzite island with an integrated dining top, black upper cabinetry and a stainless extract hood behind
The island. Quartzite carried through into an integrated dining top.
The kitchen from the far end of the room, with the island dining top, the white base run and integrated refrigeration
From the far end. The pale working run and the integrated refrigeration closing it.
Island seating at the integrated quartzite dining top, with the fluted black upper bank behind
Seating. Chairs pulled up to the stone, under the fluted black bank.
Worktop-level view across the quartzite island towards the range and the stainless hood
Across the stone. Worktop level, looking towards the range and the hood.
Undermount sink and brass tap set into the quartzite worktop, with the range and hood beyond
Sink and tap. Brass set into the quartzite, with the range wall behind.
The cooking run with a brass tap, built-in ovens and the range, seen across the island worktop
The cooking run. Ovens, range and tap in one line across the island.
The island from the living end, with the integrated dishwasher in the run and the range wall beyond
From the living end. The island with the dishwasher integrated into the run.
Detail of the same frame: Dining end of an open-plan kitchen, looking towards a black cabinet run with glass-fronted upper cabinets and a mosaic splashback
Detail of the same frame: Black tall cabinet run with lit glass-fronted display cabinets, seen from the dining table
Detail of the same frame: The whole open-plan room from the living side, with the fireplace and media wall in the foreground and the kitchen island beyond
Detail of the same frame: Blue-grey quartzite island with an integrated dining top, black upper cabinetry and a stainless extract hood behind
Detail of the same frame: The kitchen from the far end of the room, with the island dining top, the white base run and integrated refrigeration
Detail of the same frame: Island seating at the integrated quartzite dining top, with the fluted black upper bank behind
Detail of the same frame: Worktop-level view across the quartzite island towards the range and the stainless hood
Detail of the same frame: Undermount sink and brass tap set into the quartzite worktop, with the range and hood beyond
Detail of the same frame: The cooking run with a brass tap, built-in ovens and the range, seen across the island worktop
Detail of the same frame: The island from the living end, with the integrated dishwasher in the run and the range wall beyond
Detail


One room, one contract

Design, cabinetry, stone, services and finishes under a single point of responsibility.

Stone that does the talking

A blue-grey quartzite island carries the dining top, so the slab is the furniture as well as the worktop.

Black against white, deliberately

The tall runs and glass-fronted uppers are dark; the working run is pale, so the room reads as two pieces rather than one long wall.

Lit at first fix

Cove and cabinet lighting is wired before anything is closed up, not added afterwards.

How it runs

Ten stages, and the four that are really about dates

How Elbaz Construction runs a remodel on a Golden Beach house, from the first look at the property to a closed-out permit.

Finished detail, shown as a moving sequence of project photographs

  1. Look at the house and the access

    We measure, and we walk how material will reach the property on a street with water on both sides of the town.

  2. Fix the scope before the drawings

    What moves, what stays and what is structural is settled first, because that decides which sub-permits the package needs.

  3. Assemble the package to the Town’s checklist

    Golden Beach states that failure to provide everything the checklist requires will delay review and approval. The checklist is the schedule.

  4. Bring the qualifier and the card

    The company qualifier signs the application and the owner’s affidavit, and the original State Certification Card comes to the counter.

  5. Submit inside the counter hours

    Applications are taken Monday to Thursday, 8:30 am to 12:00 pm and again from 1:30 pm to 3:30 pm, and on Friday from 8:30 am to 12:00 pm.

  6. Answer plan review

    Comments come back and are cleared. Nothing else on the programme can move until this does.

  7. Collect the permit within sixty days

    The Town telephones when a permit is approved. It must be picked up and paid for no later than sixty days after approval, or the Town states the application will be destroyed.

  8. Start inside 180 days

    Work must begin within 180 days of issuance or the permit is void and a new application is required.

  9. Keep inspections closer than 180 days apart

    Once construction has begun, the Town states that inspections cannot be scheduled more than 180 days apart. A long pause is a permit problem, not just a programme problem.

  10. Close the permit out

    Final inspections and closeout, with the documentation handed over so the file is clean when the house is next sold.

Nothing above is a Golden Beach requirement unless it says the Town publishes it. Counter times and deadlines change, so confirm the current hours with the Building Department before you plan around them. Anything a neighbour or an agent tells you about site rules we ask the Town about rather than repeating, and we do not publish a version of them here.

A driveway and a pool deck are the same problem twice: a large flat surface, laid to a fall, on ground that moves and salt air that does not forgive a cheap fixing. Travertine, large-format porcelain and pavers all behave differently once they are wet, and the decision that matters is made in the base and the bedding rather than in the showroom.

Project 02

Ground you can walk on, built to drain

Completed by Elbaz Construction across South Florida

Photographed on several completed Elbaz Construction projects — driveways, terraces and pool decks. None of them is in Golden Beach. They are here because on a barrier island the ground is the part that gets tested first.

Elbaz project photograph

Specification

What we specify on a barrier island, and why

Read each one three ways: what it is, why it suits a house with salt air on two sides, and what drives its cost. Nothing here is a Golden Beach requirement unless the Town says so.

Blue-grey quartzite island with an integrated dining top, black upper cabinetry and a stainless extract hood behind

Quartzite and large-format stone

A natural slab cut so the veining runs through a mitre rather than restarting at it.

Elbaz project photograph

Black tall cabinet run with lit glass-fronted display cabinets, seen from the dining table

Dark cabinetry with glass fronts

A tall run in a dark finish with lit, glazed upper doors set into it.

Elbaz project photograph

Island seating at the integrated quartzite dining top, with the fluted black upper bank behind

Integrated cabinet lighting

Cove and in-cabinet lighting wired at first fix and driven from a location that can be reached again.

Elbaz project photograph

Large-format grey paver driveway running to a double garage

Pavers on a compacted base

Concrete or clay units bedded on sand over a compacted, drained base rather than on a slab.

Elbaz project photograph

Dark-framed canopy beside a pool with large-format pavers being set

Travertine around water

A honed, unfilled or filled travertine laid to a fall away from the pool coping.

Elbaz project photograph

Dark-framed cover with a timber soffit beside a pool on a canal lot

Covered outdoor structures

A framed cover on posts with a finished soffit, tied down to engineered foundations.

Elbaz project photograph

Living with it

Salt reaches further than you think

Ironmongery, fixings and light fittings within reach of an open door earn their finish. Specify for salt, then for looks.

Sealed stone is a schedule, not a state

Travertine and most natural stone want re-sealing. Put it in the calendar the year the job finishes.

Keep the closed-out permit

A closed permit and its documentation are what prove the work was done properly when the house is next sold.

Photograph what gets covered

Before a wall or a base is closed, a photograph of what is behind it is worth more than a memory in five years.

Golden Beach

What the Town publishes, in order

Every item below is stated by the Town of Golden Beach on its own website, read on 21 August 2026. Where the Town publishes a date, this page gives you the date rather than an estimate.

Dining end of an open-plan kitchen, looking towards a black cabinet run with glass-fronted upper cabinets and a mosaic splashback

01

The counter is open in blocks, not all day

The Town takes building permit applications Monday through Thursday from 8:30 am to 12:00 pm, closes from 12:00 pm to 1:30 pm, and reopens from 1:30 pm to 3:30 pm. On Friday it is 8:30 am to 12:00 pm only, and weekends are closed.

Elbaz project photograph

The whole open-plan room from the living side, with the fireplace and media wall in the foreground and the kitchen island beyond

02

The checklist is the review schedule

Golden Beach states that failure to provide all of the information required by the checklist will delay your permit review and approval. There is no separate queue for a package that is nearly complete.

Elbaz project photograph

The kitchen from the far end of the room, with the island dining top, the white base run and integrated refrigeration

03

The qualifier signs, and brings the card

The qualifier for the company signs the building permit application and the owner’s affidavit, and brings the original State Certification Card to the Building Department when the application is submitted.

Elbaz project photograph

Paver circular driveway lit at dusk in front of a single-storey South Florida home

04

Sixty days to collect, or it is destroyed

A representative of the Building Division telephones once a permit is approved. The Town states the permit must be picked up and paid for no later than sixty days after approval, and that permit applications not picked up within sixty days after being approved will be destroyed.

Elbaz project photograph

Travertine patio with a hot tub beneath a tiki structure and palms

05

A hundred and eighty days to begin

Once a building permit is issued, the builder or contractor must begin work within 180 days or the permit becomes void and a new application must be made.

Elbaz project photograph

Canal frontage of the build site: new concrete seawall cap, composite dock and mooring piles, with the lot rough-graded behind it

06

And no more than 180 days between inspections

Once construction has begun, the Town states that building inspections cannot be scheduled more than 180 days apart. On a job that pauses for a season, that is the rule that catches people.

Elbaz project photograph

Where the time actually goes

A schematic of a remodel on a Golden Beach house

How a Golden Beach permit runs against the Town’s dates Five stacked bands. Scope and survey feed the application package, which feeds plan review, which feeds collection of the approved permit, which feeds construction and inspections. The published deadlines run alongside every band. SCOPE, SURVEY AND DRAWINGS Settled before anything is filed, because the checklist is the schedule THE APPLICATION PACKAGE Qualifier signature, owner’s affidavit and the original licence card PLAN REVIEW Comments returned and cleared; nothing else moves until they are COLLECT THE APPROVED PERMIT Sixty days from approval, and the Town telephones to start the count CONSTRUCTION AND INSPECTIONS Begin within 180 days; keep inspections closer than 180 days apart THE PUBLISHED DATES Sixty days to collect an approved permit. A hundred and eighty to begin. And no more than 180 between inspections.

Illustrative only. Review durations are deliberately absent: the Town publishes deadlines, not turnaround times, and we will not invent one.

Answers

Golden Beach questions

The Town takes applications Monday through Thursday from 8:30 am to 12:00 pm, closes between 12:00 pm and 1:30 pm, and reopens from 1:30 pm to 3:30 pm. On Friday it is 8:30 am to 12:00 pm only, and the counter is closed at weekends. Documents for processing can also be sent to the Town’s online permits email address.

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Next step

Send us the address and the scope

Tell us where the house is and what you want changed. We will come back with what the Town will want in the package and which of its published deadlines your job meets first.

We read it and come back

To arrange a look at the house and the access to it.

We map your job onto the Town’s dates

So the sixty-day and 180-day clocks are somebody’s job from the start.

You get a drawn scope

And a written specification to price against.

Or call (754) 236-0675

(754) 236-0675
  • Florida-licensed general contractor, licence No. CBC1265280
  • Applications assembled to the Town’s own checklist
  • Permits closed out, with the documentation handed over

Finished detail, shown as a moving sequence of project photographs

Elbaz project photograph

Preferred contact method

We use your details only to respond to this enquiry. No lists, no resale.

Thanks — that came through.

Your details are with the Elbaz Construction team. We will call you back to arrange a look at the house and the access to it, and to talk through what the work would involve. If it is urgent, call (754) 236-0675.