Miami Shores was laid out in the 1920s by the Shoreland Company as a planned Mediterranean-style suburb, and much of that original vision survives: barrel-tile roofs, stucco walls, and archways along tree-lined streets designed during South Florida’s land-boom era. The village takes its historic character seriously today, and remodeling one of these homes is as much about preserving proportions, materials, and street presence as it is about updating what’s inside, which calls for a contractor who treats the exterior as carefully as the floor plan.

Elbaz Construction approaches Miami Shores projects with that same balance, matching original rooflines, stucco finishes, and proportions where it matters while modernizing the plumbing, electrical, and layouts that make a 1920s or 30s home comfortable to live in today. We manage the design and permitting process with Miami Shores Village directly, so homeowners get a renovation that respects the home’s history without sacrificing modern comfort.