Builder.Miami delivers hurricane-resilient, energy-efficient structures through rigorous material selection, testing, and code compliance.

We prioritize high-strength concrete, corrosion-resistant steel, treated wood and robust masonry assemblies—each verified against ACI, ASTM and Miami-Dade standards—to safeguard against salt spray, humidity and 150 mph wind loads.

• Moisture Management: Water-resistant gypsum boards, fiber cement siding and pressure-treated lumber combined with FBC-approved membranes, continuous vapor barriers and strategic drainage planes prevent intrusion and decay.
• Thermal & Energy Performance: Insulated Concrete Forms (ICFs) and Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs) cut thermal bridging, boosting R-values and slashing HVAC loads by up to 50%. We model EUI against ASHRAE 90.1 and LEED v4 to achieve 10%–20% savings.
• Sustainability: Recycled-content blends (fly ash, slag, post-consumer steel) lower embodied carbon and support LEED credits, backed by Builder.Miami’s strict material verification.

All shipments undergo on-site inspection, dimensional checks and lab testing (ASTM C39, D4442, ISO 9869). Results reference ASTM E119, ISO 9001 and third-party labs, creating a transparent audit trail shared with clients.

We partner with local vendors for just-in-time delivery, use prefabricated assemblies to speed installation, and align every design with Miami-Dade wind-tunnel data and zoning codes. Detailed cost-benefit analyses demonstrate 2%–5% initial premiums offset by 20-year savings.

Builder.Miami’s integrated approach—verified standards, ongoing research, transparent reporting and continuous training—ensures every build stands the test of South Florida’s coastal climate.