Opa-locka is known for the Moorish Revival city hall, train station, and civic buildings that aviator Glenn Curtiss commissioned when he founded the city in 1926 — an Arabian Nights-themed town plan unlike anywhere else in Miami-Dade County. The residential streets that grew up around that unusual civic core are more modest: small single-family homes built in waves from the 1940s through the 1970s, many now old enough to need the structural and system updates that come with a house of that age.

Value and durability drive how Elbaz Construction approaches an Opa-locka remodel — new roofing, updated electrical panels, impact windows, and reworked kitchens and bathrooms that make an older home safer and more efficient without over-building for the block. We handle permitting with Miami-Dade County and the city directly, so a straightforward renovation stays straightforward from estimate to final inspection.