Key Biscayne is island life with a village heart — barefoot afternoons at Crandon, the old lighthouse standing watch at Bill Baggs, and homes that live outdoors as much as in.
Once you cross the Rickenbacker, the pace changes: golf carts on quiet streets, paddleboards at dawn, the Cape Florida Lighthouse — the oldest standing structure in the county — anchoring the island's southern tip. Key homes range from 1950s island cottages to new coastal contemporaries, and every one of them battles salt, sun, and humidity. We remodel Key Biscayne kitchens, baths, and open layouts with marine-grade materials and detailing made for barrier-island living.


"Island projects are logistics projects. They planned everything and the finish is beach-house perfect."
— Homeowner, Key Biscayne
Yes — we serve Key Biscayne from our base in Sunset / Glenvar Heights, SW Miami-Dade, with a free written estimate on every project.
Guest bathrooms typically run $12,000–$25,000 and primary bathrooms $25,000–$60,000+ in 2026, depending on scope and finishes. Every project gets a written estimate first.
Most Key Biscayne bathrooms take about a week when the layout stays put, and kitchens 5–8 weeks of construction. A whole-home renovation runs 3–6 months, and we map the full schedule up front.
The Straight Answer
A kitchen remodel in Key Biscayne typically costs from the mid-$20,000s to $75,000+ in 2026, with about 5–8 weeks of construction. Miami Pro Remodeling, a Miami-Dade general contractor, serves Key Biscayne with written estimates. Key homes — from 1950s island cottages to bayfront estates — live outdoors as much as in, and renovate for salt, sun, and storm.
Answer by Miami Pro Remodeling · General Contractor, Miami-Dade & Broward · Sunset / Glenvar Heights, Miami, FL · (786) 321-2658 · Updated July 2026