Amenity & Community Construction

Aerial view of a clubhouse with a metal roof, two pools and a fountain lawn

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Amenity center and clubhouse construction in Florida

Clubhouses, fitness centers, pool pavilions, guardhouses and entries for residential communities, built by owners who stay on the project from budget to final walkthrough.

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Florida Certified Building ContractorLicense CBC1254586Central and Northeast Florida

Clubhouse lounge interior with seating and a dining area
Amenity center entrance with twin towers and a tile roof

The building buyers walk into first, and residents use every day.

For a developer, the amenity center is a sales tool. For a homeowners association, it is the building residents judge the community by for decades. It has to open on schedule, look the way the renderings promised and take daily use without constant repairs.

We build clubhouses, fitness centers, gathering spaces, pool pavilions, guardhouses and entry features for residential communities. Our three owners stay involved from the first budget conversation to the last walkthrough, so the person you talk to at the start is the person who hands over the building.

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What is included

What we build for communities

  • Clubhouses and amenity centersLobbies, lounges, club rooms and offices, finished to the level the community was sold on.
  • Fitness centers and gathering spacesGyms, multipurpose rooms and event spaces designed around heavy daily use.
  • Pool decks and pavilionsCovered pavilions, pool buildings and the paver decks around them.
  • Guardhouses and entry featuresGatehouses, monuments, walls and landscaped medians that set the first impression.
  • Courts, playgrounds and recreation areasOutdoor recreation built to be used every day.
  • Trellises, shelters and custom structuresTrellises, shelters, pavers, balustrades and cart bridges for the details people remember.
Community pool with lounge chairs and a paver deck beside an amenity building

The process

How an amenity project runs

  1. Budget and scopeWe start with the plans, the budget and the opening date, and tell you early what each choice does to cost and schedule.
  2. CoordinationWe work with your architect, engineers and consultants so questions are settled on paper, not on site.
  3. ConstructionAn owner stays involved week to week, with clear updates on progress, schedule and any change before it becomes a surprise.
  4. CloseoutA final walkthrough, a clean punch list and the documentation your board or management company needs.

Amenity work from our portfolio

Real projects, real photographs. See the full portfolio on our completed projects page.

Clubhouse front entrance with a circular drive and palm treesLas Calinas · Clubhouse entryFitness center with treadmills and windowsCoastal Oaks · Fitness centerPool and covered pavilion at a community amenity centerMarsh Harbor · Pool pavilionAerial view of a tile-roofed clubhouse with a pool and landscaped groundsLas Calinas · Clubhouse aerial

Questions we hear most.

Not seeing your question? Ask us directly. One of our owners will get back to you personally.

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How much does an amenity center cost to build?
It depends on size, finish level, pool and site conditions, so any single number would mislead you. Send us the plans or the program (what the building has to include) and we will give you a clear budget range and tell you what moves it.
Do you build for developers and for community associations?
Yes. We work with developers building new communities and with associations improving existing ones. If your clubhouse needs updating rather than replacing, see our renovation services.
Can you build the clubhouse and the entry features together?
Yes. The clubhouse, pool deck, guardhouse, entry monuments and landscaping can be one scope, which means one team, one schedule and one point of contact.
Can you help before the design is finished?
Yes. Our preconstruction services put a builder in the design conversation early, when changes are cheapest.
Where do you build?
Throughout Central and Northeast Florida, from our office in St. Augustine.
How do I start?
Use the quote form or call (904) 219-4002. Tell us the community, the stage the design is in and your target opening date.

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Other ways we can help.

Community entry with tile-roofed stone towers and a palm-lined boulevardServiceEntry FeaturesMonuments, guardhouses, walls and landscaped medians.Aerial view of a tile-roofed clubhouse with a pool and landscaped groundsServiceSports & RecreationCourts, fields, playgrounds and recreation areas.Wood trellis beside a poolServiceSpecialty ItemsTrellises, pavilions, bridges and custom site structures.
Community entry with tile-roofed stone towers and a palm-lined boulevard

Planning a clubhouse or amenity center?

Tell us what you are building, where and when. One of our owners will get back to you personally.

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