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Goulds got its start in 1903 as a Florida East Coast Railway siding, "Gould's Siding," named for the railroad employee who ran it, and grew up around the packing houses that once lined Old Dixie Highway. Today it's an unincorporated Miami-Dade community bordered by South Miami Heights to the north, Cutler Bay to the northeast, and Princeton to the south. GXG Remodeling serves homeowners throughout Goulds, from the older packing-town core near US-1 to the newer construction further out.
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Most homes in Goulds date from the 1970s through the late 1990s, with newer pockets built from 2000 on, including the Goulds Estates neighborhood that got started in the 1990s. Goulds also has a noticeably higher share of row houses and attached, townhome-style construction than most of the other areas we serve, which changes how we approach exterior painting: shared walls mean matching or coordinating colors with an attached neighbor, something a standalone single-family home in Princeton or Naranja doesn't require. Like the rest of South Dade, Goulds took a direct hit from Hurricane Andrew in 1992, so a real portion of the housing stock reflects post-1992 rebuilding on top of the area's older packing-town core.
US-1 remains the main corridor through Goulds, and we regularly work both sides of it, including:
Yes. Goulds is one of the areas we work in regularly, just north of Princeton and south of Cutler Bay along the US-1 corridor.
No. Goulds is an unincorporated community in Miami-Dade County, governed at the local level by the county rather than its own city government. It's named after Lyman Gould, a Florida East Coast Railway employee who ran a rail siding through the area starting in 1903, originally called "Gould's Siding."
Yes. Goulds has a higher share of row houses and attached townhome-style construction than most of the other areas we serve, which changes how we handle exterior painting: shared walls mean coordinating with neighbors on timing and color, and party-wall details that a standalone single-family home in Princeton or Naranja doesn't have.
Most homes in Goulds were built between the 1970s and late 1990s, with pockets of newer construction from 2000 on, including the Goulds Estates neighborhood that started development in the 1990s. Like the rest of South Dade, Goulds took a direct hit from Hurricane Andrew in 1992, so a portion of the housing stock reflects post-1992 rebuilding rather than the area's original construction.
Yes. Cauley Square Historic Railroad Village, the restored railway village along Old Dixie Highway, sits right in Goulds, and we regularly work on homes in the surrounding streets.
Call (786) 724-5571 or request a free estimate for your Goulds project.
Our testimonials say
"GXG Remodeling repainted our whole exterior and it held up perfectly through the first rainy season. Clean job site, showed up on time every day."
"We had our kitchen cabinets painted instead of replaced and they look brand new. Saved us thousands and the crew was professional start to finish."
"Fast, honest, and the price matched the written estimate exactly. Would call GXG again for our next project."
"Professional from the first call to the final walkthrough. Our home looks brand new."
"Great communication throughout the whole project and the crew cleaned up every day before leaving."
"Would recommend GXG to anyone in Homestead looking for quality work at a fair price."