We are building a custom home here right now
Superb Home Remodeling is currently constructing a ground-up custom home in Fort Lauderdale under a contract of roughly $1.945 million, running on a twelve-month AIA-style schedule with progress billing tied to completed work rather than calendar dates.
That structure is the point. Each phase has a defined completion trigger, each payment is released against verified work, and the owner knows in month two what month nine looks like. On a build of this size, predictability is worth more than any single finish selection — and it is the thing most residential contracts are worst at.
What makes building in Fort Lauderdale different
Broward County sits inside the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone, so every exterior window, door, roof assembly and connector has to carry HVHZ product approval, and the plan reviewer will check. Near the New River and the Intracoastal, flood elevation requirements come into it as well, which can affect finished floor height, mechanical placement and what you are allowed to put below the flood line.
None of this is exotic. It is simply work that has to be resolved at design and submittal, because a complete application moves and an incomplete one waits. The gap between a twelve-month build and an eighteen-month one is usually decided before anyone breaks ground.
Ground-up building and whole-home renovation
We take on new construction and full renovation as well as individual rooms. If you are weighing a deep renovation against a rebuild, the honest answer depends on the structure, the flood zone and what the existing foundation can carry — and it is a question worth answering properly before you commit either way.
What we build in Fort Lauderdale
- Custom home construction, ground up
- Whole-home and whole apartment renovation
- Home additions
- Kitchen remodeling
- Bathroom remodeling
Across South Florida
We work throughout the region, including Miami, Coral Gables and Hallandale Beach, and we are currently building in Sunny Isles Beach.
Common questions
How long does a custom home take to build in Fort Lauderdale?
Our current Fort Lauderdale build runs on a twelve-month construction schedule once permits are issued. Permitting is planned separately and should never be assumed into the construction window.
How do payments work on a project this size?
Progress draws against an AIA-style schedule of values, released on completed and verified work. You always know what the next payment buys.
Does the flood zone affect what I can build?
It can affect finished floor height, where mechanical equipment sits and what may be placed below the flood line. It is resolved at design, not discovered at inspection.
Start your Fort Lauderdale project
Request a free consultation and we will walk the site, map the approvals and give you a written proposal with a real schedule.