Nassau County
Remodeling and restoration on Amelia Island, where historic housing stock meets some of the harshest coastal exposure in Northeast Florida.
Fernandina Beach sits at the north end of Amelia Island and marks the top of our service area. It has a downtown of Victorian era houses, beachfront property on the Atlantic side, and everything in between. Few places in the region combine that much age with that much salt exposure, and the two problems compound each other.
Older wood construction near the ocean means moisture finds a way in eventually, usually through trim, around openings, or at a roofline. By the time it shows on the inside, the repair involves framing and drywall as well as the surface everyone can see. That is restoration work, not just remodeling, and it is the half of our name that gets used most up here.
Local conditions
Age plus ocean exposure turns small problems into structural ones if they wait.
A stain on a ceiling or a soft baseboard is the last step, not the first. We trace it back before quoting, because repairing the drywall without finding the entry point buys a season.
Wood near the ocean gives way at the joints first. Replacing the affected members is cheaper than coating over them and doing it again in two years.
Older downtown properties carry details that a generic repair would flatten. Matching profile and texture is part of the job, not an upgrade.
Our work
Nearby
Fernandina Beach anchors the northern end of our range, up the coast from the Jacksonville beaches.
Tell us what you need done and we will walk the space, scope it honestly and give you a number you can plan around.
