Custom homes, built to Florida code.
Custom ground-up homes built to Florida code, managed from permit through the final punch list under one contract.
What's included
Every job is written up line by line in your free estimate, so you see exactly what you're getting.
Ground-up builds
Custom homes built from the ground up.
Built to Florida code
Construction to current Florida building code.
Itemized estimate
Costs written down line by line.
Build calendar
A schedule and weekly reports from start to finish.
One contract
One contract and one crew, no subcontractor handoffs.
Inspections
Closed out with county inspectors and a final punch list.
Planning this project?
Tell us what you have in mind. Estimates are free, itemized and in writing.
From first call to final inspection.
Four steps, one point of contact the whole way.
- 01
Free itemized estimate
Call or send the form. We look at the space and give you a written, line-by-line estimate.
- 02
Permit & build calendar
We pull the permit and set your schedule, so you know which days the crew is in the house.
- 03
Build, with weekly reports
One crew does the work. Any change is priced before it happens, and you get a report every week.
- 04
Inspection & punch list
We close out with the county inspector and walk the job with you until every punch-list item is done.
Get your free new construction estimate.
A few details help us give you a closer number on the first visit.
- Free, itemized and in writing
- Fully insured, certificate on request
- Jacksonville & Northeast Florida
Q1Do you build custom homes?
Yes. We build custom ground-up homes to Florida code.
Q2Are your estimates free?
Yes. Every estimate is free, written and itemized, so you can see each cost line by line.
Q3Are you insured?
Yes, Florida A2Z Construction is fully insured. We’ll send a certificate of insurance on request.
Q4Will different subcontractors be in my house?
No. You sign one contract and work with one crew, without handoffs between subcontractors.
Q5What if I want to change something mid-project?
Changes are priced before the work begins, so you approve the cost first.