Patio & Deck Remodeling

Patio & Deck Remodeling in North Miami Beach

Shade, drainage and wind load decide whether an outdoor space gets used in August or ignored. We design for all three and pull the permit the structure needs.

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Broward, Miami-Dade & Palm Beach
Free in-home estimate
One crew, inside and out
Every inspection scheduled and met by us
Written scope with the permit work itemised
Kitchens, baths, roofs, patios, pavers — eight trades

Patio & Deck work in North Miami Beach

North Miami Beach is mostly 1950s and 1960s single-family and small apartment buildings, with waterfront Eastern Shores homes being enlarged or replaced, so remodels range from basic kitchen updates to seawall and dock permits alongside the house.

Building permit pulled by PSR for any structure or railing. Unincorporated Miami-Dade (Kendall included) permits through the county’s RER Building division, while incorporated cities such as Miami, Miami Beach, Coral Gables and Hialeah run their own building departments — all enforcing the Florida Building Code’s High-Velocity Hurricane Zone provisions.

In South Florida an outdoor room has to survive afternoon storms, UV that bleaches wood in a season, and a building code that treats a pergola as a structure. We build in composite, pressure-treated pine, concrete and aluminum, and we size everything to the wind-load tables the inspector checks.

What we build

  • Covered patios and lanais tied into the house roof or free-standing.
  • Composite and wood decks with hidden fasteners and code-compliant railings.
  • Pergolas and shade structures in aluminum or wood.
  • Screen enclosures re-screened, repaired or replaced.

PSR-006 · framing · decking · railings · finish

PSR carpenter fastening composite deck boards beside a pool

How a patio & deck job runs in North Miami Beach

The permit is ours to pull, not yours to chase. Every job runs through the same six steps, and you can see which one you are on.

  1. 1Permit applicationPlans, documents and fees submitted to your city or county.
  2. 2Plan reviewReviewer comments answered and corrections filed by us.
  3. 3InspectionsRough plumbing, electrical, framing — we schedule and meet every one.
  4. 4ApprovalsAll trades signed off before anything gets closed up.
  5. 5Final walkthroughQuality check and punch list with you, room by room.
  6. 6Final inspectionPermit closed and the certificate issued.

Questions we get asked

Do I need a permit for a deck or pergola in Florida?

Almost always, for anything with a footing, a roof, or a railing. We pull it and schedule the footing and final inspections.

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