Remodeling Contractor in New Tampa, FL

New Tampa is the master-planned northeast corner of the City of Tampa, built out mostly from the late 1980s through the 2000s along Bruce B. Downs Blvd and near I-75. The homes are largely concrete block and stucco, one and two stories, many inside gated or deed-restricted communities with active HOAs.

That makes New Tampa one of the most consistent housing stocks we work in. Many homes are now 20 to 35 years old and still have original builder kitchens and baths, so the remodels we see here are about updating good bones rather than fixing structural problems.

Walk into many Tampa Palms or Hunter's Green homes and you will find similar starting points. The finishes were popular when the homes were new, and most have simply run their course.

Most New Tampa neighborhoods have HOAs, and some have more than one layer, a master association plus a village or sub-association. Interior kitchens and baths generally do not need architectural approval, but rules on contractor access, work hours, parking, dumpsters and portable toilets almost always apply.

Exterior changes, additions, new patio covers or outdoor kitchens usually need architectural review before the city permit is worth applying for. We help prepare those submittals. Our HOA and condo remodeling guide explains the process.

New Tampa is inside the City of Tampa, even though it is far from downtown, so remodel permits go through the City of Tampa building department rather than Hillsborough County. We pull the permit, schedule inspections and meet inspectors on site. A few nearby addresses with a Tampa mailing address are outside city limits, so we confirm jurisdiction by parcel.

New Tampa is about 16.6 miles from our Town 'n' Country office, one of the longer trips in our service area. We plan for it by scheduling site visits and inspections ahead of time, and your project manager keeps you updated between visits.