Coral Gables
1920s plaster and original joinery, matched carefully and waterproofed to modern standards.
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Service Area
Home Remodeling in
Home Remodeling in
Miami-Dade County.
KOZAK serves 8 cities and towns across Miami-Dade County, from our home base in Boca Raton. Coastal or inland, every job gets the same commitment to quality, communication and craftsmanship.
- 8Cities & Towns
- 15+Years Experience
- 200+Projects a Year
- 4.9Google Rating
Our Coverage
Where we work in Miami-Dade County.
KOZAK serves 8 cities and towns across Miami-Dade County, with the same crews, the same standards and daily progress photos on every job. Pick your town to see the work we do there.
Pinecrest
Large houses on acre-plus lots, renovated to one consistent standard throughout.
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Aventura
Tower logistics handled - booked service lifts, in-season restrictions, stacked-plumbing risk.
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Miami Beach
Art Deco character kept intact, with oceanfront exposure specified for from the start.
Explore Miami Beach
Key Biscayne
Island salt air on all four sides, and building procedures that have to be booked ahead.
Explore Key Biscayne
Doral
Planned-community homes and townhomes, replacing builder-grade kitchens, doors and trim.
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Sunny Isles Beach
Oceanfront condo renovation managed end to end, including for owners who live overseas.
Explore Sunny Isles BeachNo town by that name in Miami-Dade County. We work across four counties - see the whole coast.
Worth Knowing
Miami-Dade County sits inside the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone, so windows, doors and roofing here carry stricter approvals. North of here the rules change - this is how the two compare.
Broward & Miami-Dade
Inside the High-Velocity Hurricane ZoneBroward County and Miami-Dade County are inside the HVHZ, where windows, doors, roofing, and fixings must meet stricter, HVHZ-compliant approvals. These areas also have tighter inspection requirements to ensure maximum storm protection.
Palm Beach & Martin
Outside the HVHZPalm Beach County and Martin County are outside the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ), which means standard Florida wind provisions apply. Homeowners often have a wider selection of products and typically experience shorter lead times.
