Comprehensive commercial and residential general contracting—from construction and renovation to permitting, exterior restoration, and premium architectural finish carpentry. Crown molding and decorative trim are our signature specialty.
View related photos ↗New construction services for residential and commercial projects, with project planning, construction coordination, and attention to the finishing details. Scope, design requirements, and permitting are discussed during project planning.
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View related photos ↗Expand your home or commercial space with an addition planned around your needs and the existing structure. We coordinate the agreed construction scope, required project documents, and permitting services.
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View related photos ↗Bathroom transformations, shower renovations, tile work, vanities, and installation finishes.
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View related photos ↗Kitchen remodeling and improvements including cabinetry, countertops, backsplashes, and trim.
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View related photos ↗Professional crown molding, ceiling borders, and decorative architectural detailing.
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View related photos ↗Baseboards, door and window casings, decorative wall moldings, and detailed trim work.
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View related photos ↗Interior renovations, surface updates, drywall finishing, painting coordination, and improvements.
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View related photos ↗Project-specific contracting and renovation work for homes and commercial spaces.
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View related photos ↗Replacement and installation of hurricane impact windows and exterior doors, including arched window configurations, opening preparation, bucks, and finish trim. Products and installation are selected for the project’s applicable requirements.
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View related photos ↗Permit application preparation and submission, coordination of required project documents, and inspection scheduling. Engineering and other professional documents are coordinated as required; approval and fees are determined by the permitting authority.
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View related photos ↗Interior and exterior painting for homes and commercial properties. Interior work includes walls, ceilings, doors, and trim. Exterior work can include stucco, siding, fascia, soffits, doors, and trim, as specified in your proposal. We prepare surfaces, address agreed repairs, prime where needed, and apply compatible finish coatings. Explore our exterior painting process →
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View related photos ↗Assessment and repair of damaged stucco, cracks, bands, and exterior finish areas. Surface preparation, restoration methods, and texture matching are planned around the condition of the existing finish and the agreed scope. See Our Advanced 9-Step Re-Stucco Process →
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View related photos ↗As a CALI Floors Preferred Contractor, we proudly install CALI products as well as flooring from all other manufacturers. Our installation services include subfloor preparation, layout, transitions, baseboards, and finishing details for a cohesive result.
Browse related images →Explore our process →Crown molding and finish carpentry are more than add-ons—they are part of what distinguishes Imperial Group. This signature service is where proportion, layout, cutting accuracy, and finishing discipline matter most.
Single-piece and built-up crown solutions designed to complement room height, style, and transitions.
Architectural ceiling details that add visual depth, structure, and a luxury finish to living and entertaining spaces.
Panels, casing upgrades, decorative transitions, and refined trim treatments that elevate otherwise plain surfaces.
Careful joints, alignment, caulking, filling, and finishing preparation so the completed trim installation looks clean and intentional.
Let’s talk about the right approach for your space.
Our approach takes your exterior from surface assessment to the final walkthrough.
We inspect the surfaces, identify peeling paint, cracks, damaged stucco, and signs of moisture, and discuss the work required before painting. We confirm included surfaces, colors, coating products, access needs, and any HOA color approval required for your property.
We cover or mask nearby landscaping, windows, glass, fixtures, hardware, and other surfaces outside the painting scope. We plan safe access and keep work areas organized.
Pressure washing is part of our exterior-painting preparation where suitable for the surfaces and conditions. We use appropriate pressure and methods to remove dirt, chalk, mildew, and contaminants without damaging stucco, trim, openings, or surrounding materials. Sensitive areas may require gentler cleaning. We allow surfaces to dry adequately before repairs, priming, or painting.
We scrape loose or failing coatings and sand rough edges as appropriate. Agreed repairs may include patching damaged stucco, filling suitable cracks, and addressing minor surface defects. Repairs are allowed to cure as required; unresolved moisture or structural issues are addressed before coating affected areas.
We apply compatible exterior sealants at suitable joints and gaps, preserving drainage and ventilation openings. We prime bare or repaired areas and apply bonding, stain-blocking, or masonry primers where the surface and coating system require them. Full-surface priming is included when specified in the proposal.
We apply the agreed exterior coating system by brush, roller, or spray as appropriate for the surface, protecting adjacent areas and controlling overspray. We follow product requirements for coverage, film thickness, drying and recoat times, and suitable weather conditions. Coat count and products are confirmed in your written scope.
We inspect coverage, edges, and finish consistency, complete touch-ups, remove masking and coverings, and clean the work area. We walk through the completed work with you and provide the paint color and product information for future reference.
Preparation and coating methods are selected for your property’s condition and the paint manufacturer’s requirements. Your proposal defines the repairs, surfaces, products, and coats included.
Request a Painting Estimate →Re-stucco is far more than applying a fresh coat. Our process is built around identifying the cause of deterioration, preparing a sound foundation, selecting the correct system, and protecting the finished surface.
We evaluate the condition of the existing stucco, cracks and hairline fractures, hollow or loose areas, previous patches, bands and architectural details, signs of water intrusion, and difficult-to-access elevations. We document the intended repair areas and determine whether localized restoration, broader resurfacing, or removal and replacement is appropriate. Suspected structural movement or active leaks must be investigated and addressed before cosmetic finishing.
We establish suitable access and protect windows, exterior doors, roof interfaces, landscaping, fixtures, pavers and adjoining finishes. We plan for dust, debris and runoff control, weather exposure, and work at elevated eaves or walls as required. The agreed protection and access methods are included in the project scope.
We perform suitable surface cleaning, including controlled pressure washing where appropriate, to help remove dirt, chalking, loose coatings, biological growth and contaminants. Cleaning methods and pressure are selected to avoid driving water into wall assemblies or damaging vulnerable stucco. We allow the substrate to dry adequately before the next operation.
We identify and remove loose, delaminated or otherwise unsound material as necessary until a sound, compatible base is reached. The substrate is evaluated for defects, moisture and damage that could interfere with adhesion. Surface profile, joints, transitions and accessory conditions are prepared according to the selected restoration system.
Cracks are assessed by type and likely cause—not simply hidden under a finish. We repair approved cracks and patches using compatible materials and methods. Where the system calls for it, this may include approved bonding products, reinforcement mesh or lath, edge accessories or replacement of damaged substrate components. Moving joints and drainage provisions must be respected; cracks from ongoing movement or unresolved moisture may recur.
For full replacement areas that require a traditional three-coat cement plaster assembly over an appropriate base, we follow the applicable approved assembly, including properly attached lath and required accessories where applicable. The scratch coat establishes the keyed base; the brown coat develops thickness, flatness and plane; and the finish coat creates the specified texture. Other masonry substrates, resurfacing systems and isolated repairs may call for different approved methods rather than three coats. Our written proposal identifies which system is included.
We allow and manage curing and protection between coats in accordance with the materials, substrate and prevailing weather. We verify that repaired and restored areas are suitably sound before subsequent finishing. The final texture is selected with the client and applied to achieve a consistent appearance, with particular attention to transitions, corners, bands, reveals and neighboring surfaces. An exact match to aged stucco cannot always be guaranteed.
Where painting is part of the contracted scope, we check curing and surface dryness and apply compatible masonry primer or sealer where required, followed by the specified high-quality exterior coating system. We observe manufacturer requirements for application conditions, coverage, recoat time and surface compatibility. Color selection and applicable HOA approvals are confirmed before painting.
We inspect repairs, texture consistency, finish coverage, edges and adjoining surfaces; complete agreed touch-ups; remove work protection and debris; and review the finished scope with the customer. We discuss normal maintenance, possible weathering and any documented conditions that were outside the agreed work.
A beautiful finish begins beneath the surface. Proper evaluation, compatible materials, deliberate preparation, and system-appropriate curing help reduce premature coating failure and provide a better-looking restoration. Every property is different: the exact repairs, coat assembly, reinforcements, permit requirements, curing intervals and painting scope are confirmed in the written proposal. Re-stucco cannot correct ongoing structural movement or unresolved water intrusion on its own.
See the typical steps behind our most requested services.
Exact methods, scope, permits and inspections depend on project requirements and site conditions.
Understand when permits matter, what renovations may require them, and how applications and inspections work. These articles also appear in our full Resource Center.
Understand the purpose of permit reviews, construction inspections and proper closeout, and why they matter to your investment.
Read the full article →Explore typical residential and commercial work, possible exemptions, and what to ask the local building department before construction.
Read the full article →Follow the process from scope review and document preparation to inspection scheduling, final sign-off and permit closeout.
Read the full article →These guide-style topics help explain the thinking behind our services and can be expanded further over time as the website grows.
Surface cracking does not always mean total replacement is required. We explain how condition, movement, moisture exposure, and substrate issues influence the right repair strategy.
Review the stucco process →Pressure washing, drying time, crack treatment, priming, and surface repairs are what help the final finish perform and look its best.
See the painting process →A detailed comparison of laminated glass, glazing thickness, argon gas, Low-E coatings, aluminum versus vinyl frames, SHGC, U-factor, NOAs, design pressures and installation details.
Read the complete impact windows guide →Crown molding, trim transitions, and decorative details can transform a room from basic to tailored when they are proportioned and finished correctly.
View trim inspiration →Project stories help customers understand not just what we do, but how we approach the work.
Scope: bathroom renovation with new finishes, upgraded fixtures, tile work, double vanity installation, and a refined glass enclosure presentation.
Approach: coordinate demolition, evaluate site conditions, rebuild with attention to layout, finishes, and clean visual balance.
Result: a brighter, more elegant space that feels more modern, functional, and visually cohesive.
Scope: stair flooring installation with coordinated trim details and transitions.
Approach: focus on subfloor readiness, alignment, consistent nosings, trim coordination, and a polished final look from every viewing angle.
Result: an updated circulation space that feels finished, durable, and architecturally stronger.
Practical information about renovations, stucco, painting, permitting, and working with Imperial Group.
Contact us to discuss your project and the next steps. We will explain whether an on-site visit, measurements, plans, or a detailed paid assessment is needed before a formal written proposal.
Our listed credentials are Florida state contractor license RG291103897 and Broward County contractor license 15-CGC-B-19921-X. License status and scope can be verified with the applicable issuing authorities.
We serve South Florida, focusing on Broward County, including Miramar, Plantation, Sunrise, Tamarac, Lauderhill, and nearby communities. Contact us for project availability in your area.
For projects within our agreed scope, we can coordinate applicable permit submissions and inspections. Permit fees, required design documents, and approval timelines depend on the jurisdiction and project.
That depends on the work and the local building department. Plumbing, electrical, structural work, and certain window or door replacements commonly trigger permit requirements. We review this during project planning.
Yes. We discuss the opening conditions, approved products, applicable wind-load requirements, permits, and installation details before finalizing the scope.
Our exterior-painting preparation includes appropriate surface cleaning and pressure washing where suitable for the material and conditions, followed by adequate drying time. The written proposal confirms exact areas and methods.
Not necessarily. We evaluate the condition and extent of damage. Local repairs, wider restoration, or a specified multi-coat system may be recommended based on the substrate and project goals.
Possible causes include normal shrinkage, temperature changes, moisture intrusion, substrate movement, and settlement. Repair selection depends on assessing the likely cause; filling a moving crack alone may not solve the problem.
Duration varies with weather, surface condition, repair extent, access, and required cure times. We provide a project-specific schedule after inspecting the work.
We aim for the closest practical match to the existing finish. Exact matches cannot always be guaranteed, particularly where an old, weathered surface meets a new repair.
Yes. We discuss residential and commercial contracting scopes, project requirements, scheduling, and permitting during the consultation.
Depending on the project, we may need site access, design preferences, HOA requirements, selected finishes, relevant property information, and approvals or signatures described in the contract.
Yes. Visit our Gallery. We distinguish documented Imperial Group projects from design illustrations and inspiration images; additional verified project photos can be added as they become available.
Your inquiry is submitted through our website contact form. We review the details and follow up using the contact information provided. For urgent questions, call 754-444-2284.
Use our estimate request form or call 754-444-2284. Share your project location, the service you need, and a brief description of your goals.
We serve South Florida, with a focus on Broward County.
No. Imperial Group is a CALI Floors Preferred Contractor, and we also install flooring from all other manufacturers. We discuss product suitability and installation requirements for your project.
Tell us which materials you would like to provide. Material purchasing, quantities, delivery, and installation responsibilities are agreed in your written proposal.
Yes. We offer permitting services, including application preparation, document coordination, and inspection scheduling. The permitting authority determines approval requirements and fees.
Timing depends on the scope, material availability, site conditions, and any required permits. We discuss an anticipated schedule during project planning.
Before work begins, we discuss access, furniture and belongings, work areas, and any project-specific preparations. Let us know about access restrictions or special requirements early.
A brief project description, your city, contact details, and your preferred timing are helpful. If you have photos, mention them in your request and we can arrange for you to share them.
That depends on the project scope, work areas, dust, noise, access, and safety considerations. Many projects can be phased while the home is occupied, but some conditions may require restricted access or temporary adjustments.
We assess visible conditions and discuss signs of moisture intrusion, cracking patterns, and substrate concerns as part of planning the work. If hidden conditions are suspected, additional investigation may be recommended.
Yes. We can discuss practical product choices, finish directions, and general design considerations so the selected materials support the project goals and the style of the space.
Accurate layout, clean coping or miter work, proper fastening, consistent reveals, smooth joints, and thorough finishing preparation all contribute to a more refined result.
No. Stucco work should be based on the site conditions, substrate, extent of deterioration, and the specified repair or restoration approach. The right method depends on what the property actually requires.
Yes. Many clients combine services such as stucco repairs and painting, flooring and trim, or impact windows and related finish work. Coordinating the scope together often improves sequencing and overall presentation.
