Hialeah was founded in 1921 by rancher James Bright and aviation pioneer Glenn Curtiss and incorporated in 1925, the same year Hialeah Park Racetrack opened, a National Register of Historic Places landmark still known today for its flamingos. Decades of growth since, including the large wave of Cuban and Cuban-American families who settled here starting in 1959, made Hialeah one of Miami-Dade’s largest and most densely built cities, with a housing stock of mid-20th-century single-family homes and duplexes that often need updated electrical, plumbing, and structural work behind the walls.

Elbaz Construction has done that kind of behind-the-walls work throughout Hialeah, bringing older homes up to current code while respecting tight lot lines and an established, close-knit streetscape. We manage design, permitting, and construction as one process, so a renovation in a longtime Hialeah neighborhood gets handled with the same care as any larger, newer home.