Miami Shores calls itself "The Village Beautiful," and it earns it — Mediterranean Revival homes under a cathedral of oaks, kept that way by a village that takes its architecture seriously.
From the fairways of the Miami Shores Country Club looking out over the bay to the 1920s facades along Grand Concourse, the Shores has protected its character for a century. That means real design review — and a contractor who knows how to work with it. We renovate Med-Revival and mid-century Shores homes with period-appropriate plaster, tile, and millwork on the outside of the walls, and thoroughly modern kitchens, baths, and systems behind them.


"They handled the village review board and delivered a kitchen that belongs in this house. Flawless."
— Homeowner, Miami Shores
Shores walls are plaster, over masonry or over lath, not drywall. That changes the order of the work. A drywall patch set into a plaster wall telegraphs through paint no matter how carefully it is taped, because the two surfaces do not reflect light the same way. The repair gets skim-coated and the finish carried across the full wall instead, so the eye never finds the seam. It takes an extra day per room and it is the difference between a restored wall and an obvious one.
Under the carpet, expect oak or terrazzo, and both are usually worth keeping. Kitchens in these houses were built as service rooms at the back with a door that closed, which is why the most requested change in the Shores is not a bigger kitchen but a connected one. Our plastering and drywall page covers the wall side of that work, and flooring covers what happens once the carpet comes up.
Yes — we serve Miami Shores 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 Miami Shores 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.
Yes. We skim over the repair, feather it into the surrounding field, and then finish the entire wall in one pass so the patch has nowhere to show. Matching a texture on a patch alone almost never holds up under raking afternoon light.
The Straight Answer
A kitchen remodel in Miami Shores 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 Miami Shores with written estimates. Miami Shores' Mediterranean Revival homes come with real design review — we modernize behind the facades the Village protects.
Answer by Miami Pro Remodeling · General Contractor, Miami-Dade & Broward · Sunset / Glenvar Heights, Miami, FL · (786) 321-2658 · Updated July 2026