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Luxury Master Design
Miami-Dade & Broward Counties, FL

Broward County

Luxury Master Design proudly serves Broward County with premium remodeling and new construction services.

Remodeling and new construction company in Miami-Dade & Broward Counties
Broward County at a glance

Luxury Master Design's Commitment to Broward Counties Homeowners

Broward Counties is not a single neighborhood, it's a living corridor of communities, each with its own block-by-block character. From the mid-century bungalows tucked off NW 57th Avenue to the tile-roof Mediterranean revivals lining streets near Miami Lakes Town Center, the homes here reflect decades of working families building equity and putting down roots. At Luxury Master Design, we understand that remodeling or building in this context means more than swinging a hammer, it means respecting what already exists and making something better.

Every job starts with listening, we tailor what we do to exactly what you need. For a family in a 1950s concrete block ranch near Calder Casino & Racing who wants a modern kitchen without gutting the character of the original layout, that means a custom approach. For a homeowner in a newer townhouse development near Miami Lakes Drive who needs a bathroom renovation done without disrupting neighbors on three sides, that means careful scheduling and clean execution. One size has never fit all in this part of South Florida, and we don't pretend it does.

Our team works across the full spectrum of residential remodeling and new construction, kitchens, bathrooms, flooring, patios, painting, and structural new builds. You'll always know who's showing up and what to expect, from the first call to the last detail. Pricing is up-front, the scope is agreed on before work begins, and we don't manufacture surprises once we're on-site. That straightforward approach matters especially here, where most clients are owner-occupants who've saved for the project and deserve honesty.

The Miami-Dade and southern Broward border area has seen steady suburban infill and renovation activity over the past two decades. That steady growth means contractors come and go, but the homeowners who live along Okeechobee Road and NW 103rd Street remember which crews did right by them, and which ones didn't. Luxury Master Design is here to build the kind of reputation that comes from doing the work correctly, every time. We'd rather do it right than do it fast, though we take pride in doing both.

No surprises, no pressure, just honest work and a result you're glad you paid for. If you're weighing a full kitchen gut, a new bathroom layout, a fresh floor throughout, or even ground-up construction on an infill lot, we're ready to walk the property with you, understand the scope, and give you a real picture of what's involved before a single decision is made.

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Services We Bring to Broward Counties Homes

Given the area's dense mix of aging post-war homes, mid-century construction, and newer townhouse infill, the most in-demand work here centers on bringing older kitchens and bathrooms up to modern standards, refreshing flooring throughout homes that haven't seen an update in decades, and full-scope remodeling for families ready to reinvest in their property. We lead with the services that address what this community's homes actually need, not a generic menu.

Where We Work in Broward Counties

Luxury Master Design operates throughout the Miami-Dade and southern Broward corridor, from suburban residential streets near Hialeah Park to infill townhome developments near Miami Lakes. Our crews know the local geography and navigate the area's dense neighborhoods without the learning curve.

  • Amelia Earhart Park & surrounding neighborhoods
  • Hard Rock Stadium district
  • Calder Casino & Racing area
  • Palmetto General Hospital corridor
  • Hialeah Park Racing & Casino vicinity
  • Miami Lakes Town Center community
  • Medley industrial and residential fringe
  • Palm Springs North subdivisions
  • Country Club of Miami surroundings
  • Opa-locka border communities
Local insight

What Makes Remodeling in Broward Counties Distinctly Demanding

The housing stock along this county-line corridor is one of the most varied in South Florida. A single block near NW 103rd Street can hold a 1955 CBS ranch, a 1985 stucco single-family, and a brand-new townhouse, all with different structural realities, utility configurations, and finish expectations. Working here means reading each property on its own terms before a plan is drawn or a material is ordered. That's not a challenge we shy away from; it's exactly the kind of work we're built for.

South Florida's climate shapes the remodeling calendar in practical ways. The dry season from November through April is the preferred window for large exterior projects, fresh paint, patio builds, and structural additions, because lower humidity means better adhesion and faster curing. But interior renovations, flooring replacements, and kitchen or bathroom overhauls move year-round. In hurricane season, we also see steady demand for pre-storm improvements: reinforcing structures, updating windows and doors, and addressing deferred maintenance before a storm makes it a crisis.

The community along Palm Avenue, Red Road, and the Palmetto Expressway corridor is predominantly Hispanic, Cuban, Colombian, and Central American households, with high owner-occupancy rates and genuine pride of ownership. Many families have lived in the same home for a generation and have strong opinions about quality, which is exactly as it should be. We treat your time and your home with respect on every visit, communicate clearly, and make sure the result reflects what you actually envisioned, not a close approximation of it.

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Frequently asked questions

Yes, CBS construction is one of the most common home types we encounter in this corridor, and we're well-acquainted with its characteristics. Older concrete block homes often have original plumbing chases, non-standard wall thicknesses, and decades of layered finishes. We assess all of that before scoping the project, so the plan we give you reflects the actual structure, not a best-case assumption. Ask us about our experience with post-war CBS homes when you call.
Absolutely. Townhouse renovations require thoughtful scheduling and clean site management, no staging materials in shared corridors, no noise outside reasonable hours, and no surprises for neighbors or HOA management. We plan the logistics the same way we plan the build: deliberately. We'll discuss access, timing, and any HOA requirements during the initial walkthrough so the project runs smoothly from day one.
A full bathroom renovation typically covers layout assessment, tile removal, plumbing rough-in updates, waterproofing, custom tile walls and floors, vanity and fixture installation, and final trim work. In older homes along NW 103rd Street or off Okeechobee Road, we often find outdated plumbing configurations that need addressing before new fixtures go in. We walk you through everything we find, transparently, so there are no hidden charges once the walls are open.
Yes. The county-line corridor has seen steady infill activity over the past two decades, and we handle ground-up residential construction from initial layout through structural development and high-end finishes. If you have a lot near Palm Avenue or along the Palmetto Expressway corridor and are ready to build, we're glad to schedule an on-site consultation and walk through what a realistic project scope looks like for your specific parcel.
For this climate, we typically recommend ceramic or porcelain tile, luxury vinyl plank (LVP), or properly sealed hardwood in climate-controlled spaces. Tile is especially popular throughout Miami-Dade and Broward homes for its durability in heat and humidity. LVP has become a favorite for bedrooms and common areas where comfort matters. We'll help you match material to room function, subfloor condition, and your household's daily life, not just what looks good in a showroom.
We build our estimates to reflect what we actually see on-site, not an optimistic starting number. If we find something unexpected once work begins, hidden water damage behind a tile wall, for example, we stop, show you what we found, and discuss options before proceeding. You approve any scope changes before they happen. That's what up-front pricing means in practice: no pressure, no manufactured surprises, and a final number you understood before the project started.
Yes. Beyond full renovations, we handle maintenance and repair work, wall repairs, tile fixes, plumbing issues, and touch-up painting. Many of the homes near Amelia Earhart Park and along NW 57th Avenue are owner-occupied for decades, and periodic maintenance is part of keeping them in good shape. We treat maintenance calls with the same attention to detail as a full remodel, because small repairs done right prevent larger problems later.

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