Before & After Gallery - Penhallow Remodeling Miami

Construction Before & After in Miami, FL

Renovation talk is cheap. Before-and-after photos are not. What follows are actual projects our crews have handled across Miami, from Coconut Grove bungalows to Kendall ranch homes. The problems were messy, water-damaged, or just outdated. The solutions came from planning, written pricing, and crews who clean up after themselves. Trevor Nash, the owner, walks every single project before we start and after we finish. These are the transformations.

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Recent Transformations

Kitchen Remodel: 1980s Galley Opened Into a Cookable Space

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The problem: a narrow galley kitchen in a 1984 Coral Gables home where two people could not pass each other. A load-bearing wall separated the kitchen from the dining room, and the original laminate counters had delaminated near the sink from years of Miami humidity. What we did: we engineered the wall removal, rerouted the plumbing vent stack, installed KraftMaid shaker cabinets to the ceiling, and set Cambria quartz with a full-height backsplash. The result: sight lines from the front door to the backyard, a proper island, and a kitchen the homeowners actually use. Written price on that one came in at $42,600.

Bathroom Remodel: Water-Damaged Subfloor and a Leaky Shower Pan

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The problem: a hall bathroom in a 1972 ranch near Westchester where the shower pan had failed years before anyone noticed. The subfloor was spongy. Tile had cracked along the curb. What we did: we pulled everything to the joists, replaced the rotted framing, laid cement board substrate (the moisture-resistant layer behind your tile), and built a curbless shower with a linear drain. The result: the bathroom no longer smells like mildew, the floor is solid, and the owners no longer avoid using their own shower. That job came in around $24,800, and the tile work carries our written guarantee like every other project.

Whole-Home Remodel: Storm-Damaged Windows and a Dated Floor Plan

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The problem: a 1960s home in Shenandoah that had been through three hurricanes and four bad flips. Windows were original and leaking. The floor plan split the house into tiny rooms nobody used. What we did: we replaced the windows with impact-rated units, reframed the interior to create one large living and dining area, and ran new LVP flooring through the entire first floor. The result: the house finally matches how the family lives. Whole-home work like this in Miami typically runs $85,000 to $150,000 depending on structural scope and finish level. This one landed at $112,000 with everything in writing before demo day.

Bathroom Remodel: A Miami Beach Condo With Building Restrictions

The problem: a condo bathroom in a mid-rise on Miami Beach with original 1990s fixtures and building rules about working hours, elevator scheduling, and water shutoff windows. Not a big job, but a logistically tricky one. What we did: we coordinated with the building management, scheduled all noisy work within allowed hours, and replaced the tub with a tiled shower using epoxy grout that holds up to coastal humidity. The result: a clean, modern bathroom done without a single noise complaint. Condo remodels like this one typically run $18,000 to $32,000 in Miami Beach depending on finish choices. This bathroom came in at $21,400.

Kitchen Remodel: A Historic Home That Needed New Everything

The problem: a 1920s home in Buena Vista where the kitchen still had cloth-wrapped wiring and a sink that drained into a floor gulley. The owners wanted to preserve the character without preserving the fire hazards. What we did: we rewired the entire kitchen, brought the plumbing to current code, installed Wellborn inset cabinets to match the home’s period, and topped them with Caesarstone. The result: a kitchen that respects the house but works like a modern one. This is where our 365-Day Done Right Promise matters most, because older homes hide things. We found three issues behind the walls that changed the scope, but each one was documented and discussed before we spent a dollar on it. Final price: $53,700.

Bathroom Remodel: Tub-to-Shower Conversion for Aging in Place

The problem: an older homeowner in Kendall who could no longer step over the tub wall. She wanted to stay in her home. The existing bathroom was original to the 1988 build. What we did: we removed the tub, reconfigured the drain for a curbless entry, and installed blocking behind the tile so grab bars can be added now or later without ripping anything out. The result: she showers safely, independently, and on her own schedule. This kind of conversion in Miami typically runs $15,000 to $25,000 depending on plumbing access. Hers was $19,200. It took three days, and our crew left the place cleaner than they found it, which is part of The Kingswell Way.

Want Results Like These?

The transformations above started with a phone call and a written price. Every Penhallow Remodeling project gets the same treatment: a real number before work starts, background-checked uniformed crews, and our 365-Day Done Right Promise in writing. If something fails inside the guarantee period, we return and fix it at no charge. Call (850) 988-7559 to schedule your free estimate. Trevor will walk the space with you himself.

Written by Trevor Nash, Owner at Penhallow Remodeling Miami, serving Miami since the Kingswell Guarantee was established in 2004.