We build room additions in Miami from the foundation up — second floors, garage conversions, great rooms, and ADUs. Engineered, permitted, and built by one in-house crew under a single contract. A fixed price before ground is broken, and an addition that matches the existing house.
Six scopes of work, one home addition contractor, one CGC1530409 permit. Everything below is in your written contract before ground is broken.
Survey, layout, and a slab or stem-wall foundation engineered for South Florida soil — formed, poured, and inspected before a single stud goes up. Every home addition we build starts with Miami-Dade's structural standards from the ground up.
Walls, openings, and the hardest part of any addition: tying the new roofline into the existing structure so it reads as one house, not a patch. Roof pitch, overhangs, and tile matched to the original at the design stage.
HVHZ-rated, Miami-Dade NOA products on every opening. The addition meets the same hurricane code as new construction — sliders, windows, and exterior doors all impact-rated and documented for your insurer.
Electrical, plumbing, and HVAC extended — or upsized where the existing systems cannot carry the new load — then insulated so the room stays cool through a Miami August. One project manager coordinates every trade under one permit.
Drywall, flooring, paint, and trim matched to the existing house, plus cabinetry or built-ins where the plan calls for them. The finish line is a room you cannot tell was added later.
We pull every permit under CGC1530409, walk every inspection ourselves, and hand you the closed permit card at the end. An unpermitted addition is not an asset — it is a defect you sell at a discount. We come back at the one-year mark to confirm everything still works as built.
Real projects, completed across Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach County. Click any card for the full case study.
A room addition is the way to get the house you need without giving up the street you love. In Miami that trade matters more than almost anywhere: lots are tight, inventory is thin, and moving costs six figures before you've gained a single square foot. Built right, a home addition in Miami adds permitted, insurable living area — and in this market, permitted square footage is value.
A room addition here is new construction attached to your home, and Miami-Dade County treats it that way: engineered foundation, HVHZ wind-load design, impact-rated openings, and inspections at every stage. We design, permit, and build under one license, CGC1530409 — one name on every drawing, permit card, and warranty.
The difference between a licensed general contractor and an unlicensed crew doing your home addition is not just paperwork. A licensed GC carries the permit in their name, which means they are legally responsible for the structural engineering compliance, the wind-load calculations, the MEP rough-in, and every inspection that follows. An unlicensed crew has no permit and no accountability when the addition fails a title search. Home addition contractors in Miami under FL CGC1530409 are required to carry general liability insurance, pull every permit, and have an active license verifiable at DBPR. We make all of ours clickable in the "boring stuff" section below.
Every project is a fixed line-item contract. The variables that drive cost: structural complexity, MEP scope, finish level, and permit timeline. We explain every line item at the estimate — nothing hidden, nothing estimated in ranges that grow after you sign.
A home addition in Miami requires a full building permit package: architectural drawings, structural engineering calculations, energy compliance documentation, and a survey. We handle every step — you don't visit a building department.
Before signing any room addition contract in Miami: verify the FL CGC or CG license is active at DBPR, request a current Certificate of Insurance, confirm the contractor pulls the permit in their own name. A contractor who asks you to pull your own permit is telling you something important.
We build room additions throughout Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach County. Second-story additions and garage conversions in Coral Gables, Pinecrest, Kendall, and North Miami. Home addition South Florida projects in Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, West Palm Beach, and Boca Raton. FL CGC1530409 — one license, all three counties.
Six stages, written into every room addition contract. We don't move to the next one until you sign off on the previous.
The questions we hear most often during the first consult. If yours isn't here, Gil himself reads every form submission.
Yes — always. Any addition of conditioned square footage requires architectural plans, a structural engineering stamp, a building permit, and staged inspections. An unpermitted home addition is a defect you disclose at resale.
Yes — matching the existing house is the standard, not an upgrade. Roof pitch, tile profile, overhang depth, exterior finish, interior flooring, trim profile, and ceiling height are all matched at the design stage.
For ground-floor additions where work is external — yes, most families stay home throughout. For second-floor additions that require opening the ceiling for the staircase connection, we advise on displacement at the design stage.
An accessory dwelling unit is a self-contained living space on the same lot as the primary home. Miami-Dade allows ADUs subject to zoning rules. We assess feasibility as the first step of every ADU consultation, before any design cost is incurred.
Yes — Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Pembroke Pines, West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, and Delray Beach. Home addition South Florida — FL CGC1530409.
Search the contractor's name or license number at myfloridalicense.com. The license status, type, and expiration are public record. We are FL CGC1530409 — active and verifiable.
Five things every Florida homeowner should verify before signing a bathroom contract. We make ours public and clickable.
The bathroom you keep putting off doesn't have to wait for a lump sum. Through Hearth and GreenSky we offer 0% financing for 18 months on qualified projects, so you can start the gut remodel now and spread the cost over the year and a half instead of living with the mildew and the 1970s tile another summer. We'll walk you through the options at the estimate and there's no obligation to use them.
Go deeper on the kinds of additions we build — or see the finished projects in the gallery.
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