Lauderhill’s best-known neighborhood, Inverrary, was built in the 1970s as a planned golf-course community and briefly became famous when entertainer Jackie Gleason moved there and lent his name to a PGA Tour event held on its course. Homes from that country-club era of Broward development are now half a century old in places, with golf-adjacent lots and low, ranch-style layouts that are ready for renovations to modernize the systems while keeping the qualities that made the neighborhood desirable to begin with.

Elbaz Construction updates homes like these without losing what makes them work, opening up dated floor plans, replacing original systems, and improving energy efficiency while respecting the scale of a golf-course lot. That continuity, one team handling design, permitting, and the build itself, is especially useful in a neighborhood where lot shape and setbacks add a layer of planning most standard remodels don’t have to deal with.