Remodeling contractor in Nocatee, FL
Bathrooms, kitchens, and full-home remodels for Nocatee's newer, HOA-governed homes. Licensed and insured. Call (904) 604-7606.
First Coast standards
Built forthis coast.
How we build for Florida humidity, salt air, and the age of these houses.

Moisture and humidity
We waterproof and seal where it counts. In this climate a shortcut behind the wall rots the finish out from the inside within a couple of years.

Coastal materials
Near the water, salt air is hard on finishes. We match materials to take it instead of failing in a season or two.

Older-home surprises
Riverside, Avondale, and Ortega homes hide dated plumbing and past repairs. We open it up, show you what is there, and fix the cause before we cover it.

Permits and code
Structural, plumbing, and electrical work in Duval and St. Johns counties needs permits. We pull the ones we are responsible for and build to code.

One licensed crew
Licensed and insured, one crew from demo to final trim. No subs bouncing through and nobody pointing fingers between trades.

Daily cleanup
Floors protected, dust kept down, and the space cleared at the end of each day. Your final walkthrough happens on a clean job site.
Process
How the work runs.
Four steps, start to finish. You know what is happening at each one.
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Free consultation
Walk the space with Juan, get an honest estimate, no pressure. On site.
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Design and scope
Nail down materials, timeline, and the exact scope in writing before anything starts.
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Build
One crew, licensed and insured, on site until it is done right. Floors protected, cleaned down daily.
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Walk-through and warranty
A full walk-through before you pay the balance, and we stand behind the work.
Remodeling contractor in Nocatee, FL, for the newer, HOA-governed homes that fill this community. HammerHead handles bathrooms, kitchens, full-home remodels, additions, and finish work across Nocatee and St. Johns County. Nine years local, licensed and insured. Call (904) 604-7606 or get an estimate.
Juan Gomez started HammerHead in 2016. Nocatee is one of the fastest-growing communities on the First Coast, and the work here looks different from an older neighborhood — it’s about making a newer home fit the people living in it.
We know Nocatee homes
Nocatee is a master-planned community in northern St. Johns County, most of it built after 2010 — villages of newer homes around the Nocatee Town Center, with greenway trails, sought-after schools, and families that moved in for exactly that.
The work here isn’t about surprises behind hundred-year-old plaster. It’s about personalization: a kitchen that doesn’t match how you actually cook, a builder-grade bathroom that deserves better, or finish work that lifts a newer home above the standard package it came with.
The one constant is the HOA. Most villages have an architectural review process, and we’re used to building inside those guidelines and handling the parts of it we’re responsible for so your project doesn’t stall.
FAQs
Common questions.
What clients ask about scope, timeline, and how the work runs.
Do you handle HOA architectural review in Nocatee?
Yes. Most of Nocatee's villages have an HOA with an architectural review process for changes. We build to what they require and handle the parts of the process we're responsible for. Bring us the guidelines and we'll scope the work to fit.
Can you remodel a newer Nocatee home?
Yes. A lot of our Nocatee work is personalizing newer homes — reworking a kitchen that doesn't fit how you cook, upgrading a builder-grade bathroom, or finishing spaces to a higher standard than came standard with the house.
How long does a small remodel take?
A small, single-room scope like a bathroom update or a paint job is typically 1–2 weeks, depending on materials and what we run into. A full remodel runs longer, and we give you a realistic window before we start.
Do I need a permit to remodel in Nocatee?
Most structural, plumbing, and electrical work in St. Johns County needs a permit. We pull the permits we're responsible for and build to code. If your project needs one, we'll tell you up front.
What kinds of remodels do you do in Nocatee?
Bathrooms, kitchens, full-home remodels, additions, and finish work like tile, flooring, and stone. One crew, one point of contact, whether it's a single room or the whole house.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. HammerHead is licensed in Florida and carries insurance. We'll confirm it before any work starts.
Areas · Where we work
Serving the First Coast
Licensed and insured across Duval and St. Johns counties. Call (904) 604-7606 for coverage in your area.