Most South Florida homes were built as a maze of small, dark rooms — because in 1958, air conditioning was a window unit. Miami Pro Remodeling opens them up: we remove walls (load-bearing included), carry the structure on engineered beams, and finish floors, ceilings, and lighting so the result looks original to the house — not like a wall went missing.
Miami Pro Remodeling handles the structural engineering coordination, load-bearing wall assessment, beam installation, and seamless floor transitions that make open layout conversions safe, code-compliant, and stunning.
Light crosses the house. The kitchen joins the conversation. Sight lines reach the pool. And at resale, open living space is the single most requested layout feature in Miami-Dade listings. Pair the conversion with new flooring — one continuous surface is what makes an open plan feel intentional.
Our home turf — Sunset, Glenvar Heights, Westchester, South Miami, Kendall — is full of 1950s–70s CBS ranches that transform dramatically when the kitchen wall comes down. See exactly that transformation in our Weston open-concept project, then picture it in your floor plan.
You usually can't tell by looking. We assess the structure above it — trusses, spans, point loads — and confirm before any price is quoted.
Typically $8,000–$25,000 including engineering, permit, beam, and finishes — depending on span and what's inside the wall.
No. Flush beams, matched flooring, and refinished ceilings are the standard, not an upgrade.
Always — including the engineering drawings Miami-Dade requires.
Start with a free structural consultation. We'll assess your space and give you a clear, honest estimate.