Bathroom Remodeling in Kendall, FL

Most Kendall bathrooms were built between 1972 and 1986, and the wear shows. Pink tile. Almond fiberglass tubs. Beige cultured marble vanities that yellowed a decade ago. We work the 33176 zip every week, from the streets off North Kendall Drive to the older blocks near Killian and SW 117th. The pattern is consistent. Behind those walls you find cast iron drains and galvanized supply lines that need replacement before any new tile goes up. We plan for that on the first walkthrough so the bid you get is the price you pay. Kendall families are practical. You want a bathroom that lasts twenty years, not one that looks expensive on Instagram and falls apart in three. Most calls here are hall bath gut jobs and master conversions. We pull the tub and frame a walk-in shower with a linear drain, set a quartz-top vanity with real soft-close hardware, and run new ABS waste lines while the wall is open. Under HB 803, simple bathroom work that does not touch structure or load-bearing walls is now permit-exempt in most cases, which speeds up the timeline by a week or two. We still pull permits when the scope requires it, like relocating drains or moving walls. Kendall homeowners stay because they love the schools, the parks, and the Dadeland access. We build bathrooms that match that long-term commitment. Daily updates. Clean job site. One crew start to finish.