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Mark Tivey · Licensed CGC1511598 · Veteran-Owned Since 1988(904) 850-6070
All Bathroom Remodeling ServicesPonte Vedra · St. Johns County

Bathroom Remodeling in Ponte Vedra, FL

Ponte Vedra primary baths are usually the headline of a renovation, not a side project. Steam showers, freestanding tubs, slab-stone surrounds, brass or PVD fixtures spec'd for salt-air. Mark's design-build process matches what referral-driven Ponte Vedra clients expect — fewer surprises, one phone number, premium finishes installed by a Florida-licensed CGC. St. Johns County permits in-house.

Bathroom Remodeling for Ponte Vedra Homes

Built to Ponte Vedra standards.

Ponte Vedra homeowners don't comparison-shop on price. They select a contractor the way they select an attorney or a private banker — through trusted referrals and verifiable credentials. Mark's institutional pedigree (UNF Building Construction degree, Certified General Contractor + Pool/Spa Contractor licenses, hospital + courthouse experience) reads as the right kind of authority for the Ponte Vedra primary-bath, pool, or Renaissance patio project.

Your bathroom should be more than just functional—it should be a comfortable retreat where you start and end each day. Whether you're updating a cramped master bath, renovating an outdated guest bathroom, or creating a spa-like oasis, I bring quality craftsmanship and attention to detail to every project. I handle all aspects of bathroom remodeling including layout reconfiguration, plumbing and electrical upgrades, tile installation, custom vanities, modern fixtures, and ventilation improvements. From small powder room refreshes to luxurious master suite transformations, I work within your budget and timeline to deliver bathrooms that combine beautiful design with lasting durability. Serving Jacksonville homeowners with personalized service, I'll help you create a bathroom that enhances your daily routine while adding value to your home.

What I Build in Ponte Vedra

Bathroom Remodeling options for Ponte Vedra homeowners.

What I Watch For in Ponte Vedra Bathroom Remodeling

The local-knowledge details I won't skip.

  • Salt-air fixture finish. Polished chrome corrodes faster on the east side of A1A. PVD-coated finishes (champagne bronze, brushed gold) and solid brass hold up; cheaper plated finishes pit within 2 years.

  • Vent fan capacity beyond code minimum. A 50 CFM fan in a 14×16 Ponte Vedra master bath with a steam shower is a mold complaint waiting to happen. Spec 150 CFM minimum with humidistat, vented to the exterior — not the soffit.

  • Steam shower as its own permit detail. A residential steam shower is a separate generator install, dedicated electrical, sealed-vapor enclosure, and waterproofing spec'd for continuous moisture. Don't fold it into the standard bathroom permit.

  • Slab stone substrate prep. Large-format porcelain slabs and natural stone over a residential slab need self-leveling underlayment plus an uncoupling membrane to prevent crack telegraphing. Skipping this saves a day; pays for itself in callbacks.

  • Septic capacity for added fixtures. Older Ponte Vedra east-of-A1A homes are still on septic; adding a second toilet or a steam shower can push the system past its design load. Verify before scope, not after install.

St. Johns County Permits

Permits pulled in-house, every job.

St. Johns County permits are issued by the Building Services Division. Coastal construction control line setbacks apply east of A1A; lots in flood zones require elevation certificates before permitting.

Ponte Vedra Bathroom Remodeling FAQ

The questions Ponte Vedra homeowners ask first.

  • Will I be able to use my bathroom during the renovation?

    For most bathroom remodels, the bathroom will be completely unusable during construction. I work efficiently to minimize downtime, but plumbing disconnection, demolition, and installation work make the space inaccessible and unsafe. If you're remodeling your only bathroom, you'll need alternative arrangements—using another bathroom in your home, a neighbor's or family member's facility, or temporary solutions. For homes with multiple bathrooms, I can often phase work to maintain access to at least one functional bathroom.

  • What should I do if mold or water damage is discovered during demolition?

    It's common to discover hidden water damage or mold when removing old tile, tubs, or vanities in bathrooms—this isn't necessarily a reflection on previous workmanship but rather the nature of moisture-prone spaces. When I encounter these issues, I immediately document and discuss them with you. Water-damaged subflooring, studs, or drywall must be replaced before continuing, and mold requires proper remediation. While this adds to project costs and timeline, addressing these problems is essential for your health and to prevent future damage.

  • Should I choose a tub or a shower for my bathroom?

    The tub-versus-shower decision depends on your household needs, resale considerations, and personal preferences. If you have young children or pets that need bathing, at least one tub in your home is practical. Many homeowners prefer the quick convenience and accessibility of walk-in showers, especially in master bathrooms. From a resale perspective, having at least one bathtub in your home is often recommended. Space is also a factor—showers can make small bathrooms feel larger, while tubs require more square footage.

Your Ponte Vedra Bathroom Remodeling project

See your range in 90 seconds.

Tell me about your bathroom remodeling project — you'll see a real budget range mid-flow, and I'll call within 24 hours with a specific quote for Ponte Vedra and the St. Johns County permit nuances.