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Gold Hands Miami

Pembroke Pines Bathroom Remodeling and Shower Conversions

From a tired tub to a tiled walk-in shower, we rebuild bathrooms with finishes and fixtures chosen to hold up in South Florida humidity.

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Gold Hands offers bathroom remodeling in Pembroke Pines, FL — from a hall-bath refresh with a new vanity and toilet to a full gut with a tiled walk-in shower. We work across Broward County and price each bathroom as its own project. Text photos and measurements to (786) 788-8714 or send them on WhatsApp, and we return a free estimate built from what you sent.

Homeowners in Pembroke Pines rarely call us because they want a bathroom that looks like a magazine. They call because the shower door no longer seals, the floor tile has cracked, the exhaust fan barely moves air, or a parent needs a safer way to bathe. We plan the remodel around those practical problems first, then help choose finishes that hold up to daily use and South Florida humidity.

To get an estimate, send pictures to (786) 788-8714 on WhatsApp or as a text message. Show us every wall of the bathroom, the ceiling around the fan, the floor near the toilet and any spot where you have seen water or soft drywall. Include rough measurements and a short note about what bothers you most. Spanish-speaking staff can take it from there if you prefer.

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Priced per project — free estimate by phone, video call or from your photos and measurements. Gold Hands Miami is insured. Permitted work (plumbing, electrical, structural changes) is pulled and performed under our Florida-licensed general contractor partner.

Upgrading a newer bathroom in a planned community

Pembroke Pines filled in as master-planned suburbs — HOA-governed communities like Silver Lakes, Chapel Trail and Pembroke Falls — plus the large Century Village 55-plus condominium community.

For owners in planned communities, the question is usually not whether the bathroom works but whether it matches the rest of the house. Many Pembroke Pines homeowners upgrade the kitchen first and then want the bathrooms to catch up: the same tile family, matching hardware finishes and lighting that feels consistent. We can work from photos of your kitchen or living areas to keep the look coherent.

Some communities restrict noisy work on weekends or limit contractor hours further around holidays. We note those dates in the schedule, and we avoid leaving material on the lawn or sidewalk where the HOA could issue a violation notice. Any permitted portion of the work, like adding a circuit or moving a drain, is pulled by our general contractor partner, separate from whatever the HOA requires.

What a Pembroke Pines bathroom remodel can include

These are the jobs that make up a typical bathroom remodel for us, from demolition and waterproofing through the finishing details.

Bathroom Remodeling: levels & budget

Refresh

Quoted per project

New vanity, toilet, fixtures, lighting, mirror and paint on the existing layout, regrouting or a new tile floor.

Full remodel

Most projects $15,000–$30,000

Down to the studs: waterproofed walk-in shower or new tub, tile floor to ceiling, vanity, plumbing fixtures, glass and lighting.

Custom & luxury

$30,000+

Layout changes, curbless shower, custom glass, designer tile and niches, relocated plumbing — permitted through our GC partner.

Typical ranges, not a quote: your price is a written line-item quote after photos and measurements or a video call, approved before anything is ordered.

Finish ideas

Illustration: walk-in shower with frameless glass and large-format porcelain tile
Illustration: remodeled bathroom with a freestanding soaking tub and floating vanity

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Bathrooms in Pembroke Pines villas and low-rise condos

Many owners in low-rise and villa communities live in the unit during the remodel, often with only one bathroom. We plan for that: the toilet is reset as early as possible, work is staged so water is off only when needed, and the crew cleans up every afternoon. If the job will leave you without a usable shower for a stretch, we tell you in the written schedule before we start.

These buildings tend to have smaller bathrooms with older tile, cultured-marble tops and narrow doors. Small changes make a big difference: a wider shower opening, a vanity with drawers instead of a deep cabinet, a comfort-height toilet, brighter lighting and a fan that clears steam. Where a doorway needs widening or plumbing has to move, that becomes permitted work through our general contractor partner.

From photos to finished bathroom: our process

  1. Send photos and measurements by phone or WhatsApp. Wide shots of each wall, the floor and the ceiling help most. You receive a free estimate priced for the whole project, not by the hour.
  2. Agree on the plan in writing: the scope, the finishes you have chosen, which items you buy and which we source, and a schedule that accounts for special-order tile or glass.
  3. Handle permits: plumbing, electrical and layout changes are permitted work. Those permits are pulled by our general contractor partner with the City of Pembroke Pines building department (or the City of Miramar for addresses on that side of the line), and inspections are scheduled at the right stages of the job.
  4. Build the bathroom: the crew tears out, checks the framing and pipes it uncovers, waterproofs the wet areas, sets tile, installs the vanity, toilet, glass and fixtures, then paints and caulks.
  5. Walk through it together: we run the water, check for leaks and finish details with you, then send photos documenting the waterproofing, the finished room and care notes for grout and glass.

Timing a bathroom remodel

A cosmetic refresh (new vanity, toilet, lights, mirror and paint on the existing layout) is usually a matter of days. A shower rebuild with new tile takes longer because each layer needs time: demolition, waterproofing, a flood test, tile setting, grout curing and then glass measurement. A full gut runs longer still, and the biggest variable is not the labor but the permit review and the inspections that happen in between.

Bathroom Remodeling near Pembroke Pines

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Neighborhoods and ZIP codes we cover in Pembroke Pines

Bathroom Remodeling in Pembroke Pines — questions we get asked

Does my HOA need to approve an interior bathroom remodel?

Interior work usually does not go through architectural review the way exterior changes do, but many HOAs still have contractor rules: gate registration, a certificate of insurance, allowed work hours and limits on dumpsters and parked trucks. Check your community's rules or send them to us, and we follow them. Any permit for the work is separate from the HOA and is pulled by our general contractor partner.

My condo association has to approve the work. Can you help?

Yes. Most associations ask for a description of the work, a certificate of insurance and a schedule within their allowed hours, and many require sound-rated underlayment under new hard flooring. We provide the scope and insurance documents your building asks for and plan around elevator reservations and water shutoffs. Send your association's renovation rules along with your photos so the estimate reflects them.

What if something fails after the remodel is finished?

Tell us. Send a photo or short video of the issue by text or WhatsApp, and we come back to look at it. If it is related to our work, we make it right. Because we photograph the waterproofing and the inside of the walls before closing them, we can usually see quickly what is behind a problem without tearing out new tile.

Can we keep living in the house during the remodel?

Usually, yes. We contain dust at the bathroom door, protect the floors along our path and clean up at the end of each day. The main question is whether you have another working bathroom. If it is the only one, we plan the toilet reset early and tell you in the schedule which stretches you will be without a shower, so you can plan around them.

How do you keep mold and mildew out of a new bathroom?

South Florida humidity is hard on bathrooms, so we start behind the tile: a waterproof membrane in the shower, cement board instead of standard drywall in wet areas and a proper slope to the drain. Then we use mildew-resistant grout and silicone, and replace weak fans with ones vented outside. If we find existing mold during demolition, we show you photos before continuing.

Other work we do in Pembroke Pines

Need bathroom remodeling in Pembroke Pines?

Send photographs of the job to (786) 788-8714 and a written quote comes back naming the scope and the materials. The quote costs nothing, and nothing reaches the invoice that was not on it.

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