Miami Springs Neighborhoods & Communities We Cover
Miami Springs is small geographically — roughly 3 square miles — but architecturally distinctive. The list below names the neighborhoods we run crews in regularly.
Historic Preservation District (Curtiss Parkway core, original 1920s–1940s blocks)
Pueblo Revival fabric from the original Curtiss-era development. Flat-roofed adobe-style homes, hand-troweled stucco, original earth-tone color palette. City design review on exterior color and visible scope changes. Pre-1978 lead paint on every original trim element.
Curtiss Mansion Area / Curtiss Parkway
Original 1925 Curtiss Mansion neighborhood (restored landmark), surrounding 1920s–1930s residential, distinctive Pueblo Revival ornament. Historic-preservation review applies.
Hammond Drive / NW 36th Street Corridor
Commercial frontage and adjacent residential. Retail and dining facade scope, tenant-improvement interior work.
Country Club Golf-Course Corridor
Single-family adjacent to the original Miami Springs Country Club. Mid-century ranch infill alongside surviving Pueblo Revival stock.
Springs Village / Springs East
1940s–1970s single-family infill. Mix of Pueblo Revival, mid-century ranch, and contemporary styles. Partial historic overlay on certain streets.
Virginia Gardens Border Streets
Mid-century single-family on the boundary with Virginia Gardens (separate municipality). 1940s–1970s housing stock.
MIA / NW 36th St Commercial Corridor (Airport-Adjacent)
Hotel, light-commercial, and warehouse frontage adjacent to Miami International Airport. Exterior facade refresh, after-hours scheduling for hospitality and 24-hour-operation businesses.
Newer Infill (1990s–Present Residential)
Modern CBS construction on remaining lots. Modern elastomeric exterior systems. No historic-district overlay outside the protected blocks.
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