Remodeling & Tile in Fort Lauderdale

Yes, regularly. High-rise work is mostly about access — booking the service elevator, approved work hours, protecting the common areas, getting debris out the right way. We arrange all of that with building management before we start, not on day one.

Very often, yes. Those mid-century Fort Lauderdale houses have beautiful terrazzo hiding under carpet, and once it's polished it beats anything you'd install over it. We'll take a look and tell you honestly whether yours is worth restoring.

Hardware goes first — hinges, drawer slides, faucets, shower door rollers. On waterfront homes we'll point you toward finishes that can handle it. Small difference in price, big difference in how things look a few years on.

Yes, and it makes a Fort Lauderdale house feel much bigger. The outdoor portion needs a textured version of the tile so it isn't slick when it rains, but it's the same look carrying straight through.

About 20 minutes north up I-95 or Federal, at 2101 NW 33rd St in Pompano Beach. Free parking, walk in whenever we're open, and take samples home to check them against your own light and finishes.

Plumbing, electrical and structural work generally needs one from the City of Fort Lauderdale. Cosmetic work usually doesn't. Condo projects normally need association approval on top of that. We'll handle both sides of it.

Bathrooms are usually 2 to 6 weeks of construction, kitchens 4 to 8. High-rises take longer overall because board approval and elevator scheduling happen around the work. We'll give you a timeline that reflects your actual building.