Bathroom remodeling in Miami, FL

Your bathroom, drawn then built.

Location
Miami, FL
Address
20125 NE 16th Pl, Miami, FL 33179
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Showers, vanities, tile and floors for houses and condominiums in northern Miami-Dade and the Broward cities beside it. Say what you want changed, and we draw the room with you before work gets underway.

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  1. Recessed nicheSet into the wall, a recess keeps bottles tidy and within reach.
  2. Linear drainOne slim channel lets the whole floor slope one way, toward it.
  3. Floating vanityHung clear of the floor, it makes the room look wider and easy to mop.
A remodeled Miami bathroom with a frameless glass walk-in shower in sand-colored porcelain, a recessed niche, a slim linear drain, a floating walnut vanity and a round mirror, an illustrative AI image
An AI-made picture of a completed bathroom, not a job done by PSR.

Schedule of work

Eight kinds of bathroom work

Choose the one closest to your plans, or describe the room and we will help you narrow it down.

  1. 01

    Tub to shower

    Take out the tub and tile a walk-in shower into the same alcove.A bathroom where a tub alcove has become a walk-in shower with white marbled porcelain tile, a narrow mosaic band, a clear glass panel and matte black fixtures (illustrative AI image)
  2. 02

    Walk-in showers

    A tiled shower with a flat or very low entry, built around its drain.A frameless glass walk-in shower with large sage-green porcelain tile, a rain shower head, a white bench and matte black fixtures beside a small louvered window (illustrative AI image)
  3. 03

    Vanities and mirrors

    A cabinet, top, sink, faucet and mirror chosen as a set.A wide floating vanity with a fluted oak front and a white top under a long black-framed mirror, over a pale terrazzo floor (illustrative AI image)
  4. 04

    Tile and floors

    Tile on walls and floors, set over a flat and waterproof base.Glossy white fluted ceramic wall tile around a recessed niche edged with a thin black metal trim (illustrative AI image)
  5. 05

    Accessible bathrooms

    A flat shower entry, a seat, supported bars and room to move.A bathroom with a curbless shower, a folding bench, stainless grab bars, a handheld shower on a slide bar and a floating vanity (illustrative AI image)
  6. 06

    Full bathroom remodels

    The whole room rebuilt from one plan, down to the studs if it needs it.A high-floor condominium bathroom with a freestanding white tub in front of a floor-to-ceiling window over the bay and a long double vanity (illustrative AI image)
  7. 07

    Powder rooms

    A small room redone with a new sink, a tiled wall, a mirror and light.A small powder room with terracotta tile on the lower wall, a wall-hung white sink, a round rattan-framed mirror and a brass sconce (illustrative AI image)
  8. 08

    Condo bathrooms

    A unit bathroom remodeled around the rules and the building.A compact condominium bathroom with a glass-enclosed shower in grey porcelain, a white floating vanity under a wide mirror and a tall window looking out at a high-rise tower and the bay (illustrative AI image)
Finish samples on a white terrazzo table: terracotta and sage tile squares, a quartz chip, nickel and black faucet finishes, paint swatches and a tape measure

Finishes you can judge in the room

Tile, tops, faucets and mirrors change character between the showroom and your own bathroom, with its own light and its own walls. That is why we like to hold the samples up where they will live.

Bring pictures of what you love, or only tell us what you would rather avoid. Either one gives us something to work from.

  • Tile: size, color and pattern
  • Vanity, top and mirror
  • Faucets, hardware and lights
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Order of work

How a remodel usually unfolds

The usual run of a bathroom project, from the first tape measure to the last bead of sealant. Some jobs add a step or skip one.

  1. Take the measurements

    We walk through the bathroom, record its dimensions and note what the walls and floor may be concealing.

  2. Draw the plan

    The shower, vanity and toilet are placed on a drawing, and we explain what each placement does to the plumbing.

  3. Settle the finishes

    Tile, counters, fixtures and lighting are chosen together and compared against the drawing.

  4. Demolish and rebuild

    Old fixtures are removed, plumbing is corrected and the wet areas are built up with a water barrier.

  5. Set the tile and close up

    Tile goes on first. The vanity, fixtures, mirror and lights follow, and every joint is sealed.

A quiet residential street in northern Miami-Dade with single-storey block houses, barrel tile roofs, coconut palms and red hibiscus hedges
A residential street in northern Miami-Dade. An illustrative AI image.

Miami and the neighborhoods around it

We visit homes and condominium units in northern Miami-Dade and the Broward cities next door, from Aventura and North Miami Beach to Hollywood and Miami Gardens. Unsure if we reach you? Call or send a request.

  • Miami
  • Ives Estates
  • Ojus
  • West Park
  • Pembroke Park
  • North Miami Beach
  • Aventura
  • Hallandale Beach
  • Biscayne Gardens
  • Golden Beach
  • Sunny Isles Beach
  • North Miami
  • Miami Gardens
  • Biscayne Park
  • Hollywood
  • Bay Harbor Islands
  • Bal Harbour
  • Indian Creek
  • Opa-locka
  • Miami Shores
  • Surfside
  • Pinewood
  • Westview
  • Dania Beach
  • El Portal
  • North Bay Village
  • West Little River
  • Country Club
  • Gladeview
  • Cooper City
  • Miami Lakes
  • Palm Springs North
  • Hialeah
  • Miramar
  • Broadview Park
  • Brownsville
  • Miami Beach

Questions we hear first

How should I begin a bathroom project?

Think about what you dislike about the room as it is: a tub that stays dry, a tight vanity, worn tile. Then call or send a request, and we set up a visit to see the space and talk through options.

Is a shower instead of the tub possible in my bathroom?

In most cases, yes. The alcove dimensions and the drain location decide the details, so we measure first and then show you what the new shower could be.

Do you handle bathrooms in condominiums?

Yes. A condominium adds association approval, building hours and water shut-offs, so we plan those with you at the start. Bring your association rules to the first visit.

How do I reach you?

The form takes requests at any hour on any day, and the phone line is (786) 574-3527. After a request we call you back to agree on a time to visit.

Request a design visit

Tell us the room and what you would change, leave your number, and we phone you to agree on a time.

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