Key Biscayne is a barrier island reached only by the Rickenbacker Causeway, which opened in 1947 and turned a former coconut plantation into one of Miami-Dade County’s most desirable places to live. Because the island sits directly on open water, with the historic Cape Florida Lighthouse marking its southern tip, homes here face some of the county’s harshest wind and flood exposure, and remodeling projects routinely involve elevation, impact-rated openings, and materials chosen specifically for salt air and storm surge.

Elbaz Construction builds for that exposure as a starting point on every Key Biscayne project, not an afterthought, whether the home is a single-family property near the village center or a unit inside one of the island’s condominium towers. We manage design, permitting through the Village of Key Biscayne, and construction as one process, so barrier-island homeowners get a renovation built for the conditions their address actually faces, not for a generic South Florida average.