Indian Creek is unlike any other city on this list: a man-made island in Biscayne Bay, dredged in the late 1920s and incorporated as its own village in 1939, with roughly 40 home sites and a single guarded bridge as the only way on or off the island. Most of the island’s land surrounds the Indian Creek Country Club, and the handful of estates here sit directly on open bay water, which means construction and renovation work is held to an unusually high standard for privacy, craftsmanship, and resilience against wind and storm surge.

Elbaz Construction approaches work on Indian Creek with the discretion that kind of property calls for, coordinating around the island’s access and security while building to the wind and flood standards a bay-front estate requires. Whether the project is a full estate renovation or a more targeted upgrade, we manage design, permitting, and construction as one connected process, bringing the same level of attention to detail the address itself commands, from first walkthrough to final inspection.