Once a city where horses outnumbered residents

Bathroom Remodeling in Parkland, FL

Primary suite and family bathroom upgrades for larger homes built during Parkland's growth years.

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Parkland Bathrooms Ready for a Second Act

Bathroom remodeling in Parkland looks different from the rest of Broward County. Homes here are larger, newer on average and owned by the people living in them: about 85.1% of Parkland homes are owner-occupied, and the median owner-occupied value is $983,000, according to Census figures. The typical project is not a small condo bath. It is a primary suite that was finished when the house was built and is now ready for a full redesign.

From ranch land to subdivisions

Parkland was incorporated in 1963 and recognized by Governor C. Farris Bryant on August 12 of that year. Farmer and rancher Bruce Blount, who started the town and became its first mayor, first called it BBB Ranches. For the city's first decade, horses outnumbered residents, and its zoning laws are designed to protect a park-like character. Parkland had no stores or traffic lights until large neighborhoods such as Heron Bay and Parkland Isles were built in the mid-1990s and early 2000s.

Why that timing matters

Population figures tell the story: 545 residents in 1980, 3,558 in 1990, 13,835 in 2000 and 34,670 in 2020. Most Parkland homes went up in the last thirty years. Bathrooms finished in the late 1990s and 2000s often had large drop-in tubs, framed shower doors, cultured marble or early granite tops, and lighting that feels dim by today's standards. Fixtures and shower valves from that period are reaching the age where cartridges wear and seals start to fail.

Primary suite projects

The most common Parkland requests we expect are:

Removing a jetted or garden tub to make room for a larger walk-in shower
Frameless glass, a bench, a rain head plus a handheld wand, and recessed niches
Freestanding tubs for owners who still want one, placed where plumbing allows
Double vanities with more drawer storage and quartz tops
Large-format porcelain tile on floors and shower walls
Better lighting at the mirror and a quieter, properly vented exhaust fan

Kids' and guest bathrooms

Parkland is a family city: in 2020, 52.2% of households had children under 18 and 74.6% were married couples. Secondary bathrooms take heavy daily use, so we lean toward tile that hides water spots, grout that is easy to clean, and vanities sized for two kids getting ready at once. Pool baths get slip-resistant floor tile and a layout that keeps wet traffic away from carpeted rooms.

Neighborhood associations

Many Parkland neighborhoods have homeowners associations, and some gated communities set rules on contractor access, work hours, vehicle parking and dumpsters. Send us your community's contractor rules before we schedule, and we will plan deliveries and debris removal around them. We can provide a written scope if your HOA asks for one.

Built for South Florida weather

Parkland's climate is tropical, bordering on monsoon. Every shower we build gets a waterproofing layer behind the tile and attention to ventilation, because high humidity is a year-round condition here, not a seasonal one.

Our services

Full bathroom remodels, tub-to-shower conversions, walk-in showers, vanity replacement, accessible and aging-in-place bathrooms, and bathroom tile and flooring. We confirm permit requirements with the city for any plumbing, electrical or structural changes.

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Call (954) 833-0832 to schedule a free consultation. We review the space, discuss layout options and give you a written estimate.

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Parkland in Numbers

Ranch roots. Parkland was incorporated in 1963. Rancher Bruce Blount, its first mayor, originally called it BBB Ranches, and during the city's first decade horses outnumbered residents. Zoning laws are meant to protect its park-like character.
Mostly newer homes. The population was 545 in 1980 and 3,558 in 1990, then grew to 34,670 by 2020 as neighborhoods such as Heron Bay and Parkland Isles were built in the mid-1990s and early 2000s.
High-value, owner-occupied. About 85.1% of homes are owner-occupied, the median owner-occupied value is $983,000 and the median household income is $198,669 (Census ACS, 2020 to 2024).
Family households. In 2020, 52.2% of Parkland's 10,848 households had children under 18, and 74.6% were married-couple households, which drives demand for durable kids' and guest bathrooms.

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Parkland Questions

Is it worth removing the large tub in my Parkland primary bathroom?

For many owners who never use it, yes. The space usually makes a much larger walk-in shower possible. If the home has a tub in another bathroom, resale is rarely affected. If you still want a soaking tub, a freestanding model can take up less room than the old drop-in deck.

My gated community has contractor rules. How do you handle them?

Send us the rules before the start date. We schedule deliveries, parking and dumpster placement to match, and we can give your HOA a written scope of work if it asks for one.

My house was built around 2000. Do the shower valves need replacing?

Valves of that age often still work but may have worn cartridges or lack the temperature control of newer models. During a remodel, with the wall already open, replacing the valve costs far less than doing it later on its own.

Can you design a bathroom that works for us now and as we get older?

Yes. A curbless shower, blocking in the walls for future grab bars, a bench and good lighting look like design choices today and make the bathroom easier to use later.

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