Bathroom Remodeling • Ponte Vedra, FL

Bathroom Remodeling in Ponte Vedra, FL

Ponte Vedra primary bathrooms were built big and finished to the builder standard of their decade: a jetted garden tub the size of a small pool, a shower stall built for one elbow, cultured marble and carpet-era floors. Braga Remodeling remodels bathrooms in Ponte Vedra, FL — the tub comes out, a large tiled shower takes the space, and the room is finished to the standard of the rest of the house, with materials chosen for life near the ocean.

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  • Jetted tub removals
  • Large-format tile showers
  • Free in-home estimate

The classic Ponte Vedra primary bath has its space backwards: most of the room given to a tub nobody uses, and the shower — the thing used every day — squeezed into the corner. The project we build most here fixes exactly that, and finishes the room the way it should have been built the first time.

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Overview

The Ponte Vedra primary bath: generous space, builder finish

Ponte Vedra's housing — Sawgrass and the TPC area, Marsh Landing, the older streets closer to Ponte Vedra Boulevard and the beach — runs from 1980s and 90s homes with big primary suites to newer construction and beach cottages. What their bathrooms share is a finish level that stopped matching the house years ago. A bathroom remodel here is usually a master bathroom remodel first: the primary suite brought up to the standard of the kitchen and the living spaces.

The layout gift of these rooms is space. The jetted tub deck and the shower stall together hold enough square footage for a genuinely large walk-in shower — bench, niche, room for two shower heads if wanted — with the footprint left over for a linen cabinet or a smaller freestanding tub for owners who still soak. Because the room is big, the design decisions matter more than the demolition: tile format, drain placement, glass lines and where the bench goes are all settled at the measurement, in the written scope.

Underneath, the build is the same discipline as everywhere we work: demolition to sound material, the shower base and walls waterproofed as one continuous system before tile, and ventilation reviewed — close to the ocean, a Ponte Vedra bathroom that cannot dry itself will age its grout, sealant and vanity years early. The broader picture of working in these homes is on our Ponte Vedra remodeling page.

  • Space rebalanced

    The shower gets the room it deserves

  • Large-format tile

    Layouts planned around the format

  • Coastal detailing

    Materials and ventilation for ocean air

  • Written scope first

    Design settled before demolition

The Common Project

The jetted tub problem — and what replaces it

The oversized jetted tub was the luxury marker of its era, and it aged badly: jets that harbor buildup, a deck that eats a third of the room, and a step-over side that gets less friendly every year. Most Ponte Vedra owners use it a handful of times a decade while showering daily in a stall built when showers were an afterthought. Removing it is the single highest-value change in the room.

What replaces it is a design choice, not a default. The most common build: the shower expands across the tub-and-stall footprint — a walk-in shower with a bench, a niche sized for real bottles, and large-format wall tile — and the tub simply leaves. Owners who still soak choose a compact freestanding tub in a corner of the wet area or beside a window, sized for a person instead of a showroom. Either way the room ends up arranged around how it is used every day.

  • Tub and deck removed

    The whole footprint returns to the design

  • Shower built at full size

    Bench, niche and glass planned into the space

  • Soaking kept if wanted

    A right-sized freestanding tub instead of the deck

Coastal Conditions

Building a bathroom that lives near the ocean

A Ponte Vedra bathroom works in salt air and high humidity, and it usually serves people coming in from the beach or the pool. The material answers are unglamorous and they matter: porcelain tile instead of thirsty stone in the wet areas, mold-resistant grout and flexible sealant at every joint that moves, exhaust sized to clear the room after a long shower, and vanity construction that does not swell at the base the first time water sits against it.

Guest and pool baths get the same logic with harder-wearing choices — floors that shrug off sand and wet feet, a real tiled shower instead of a fiberglass unit, and finishes that clean easily between guests. The wet work underneath is identical to the primary: waterproofed as a system before tile, because humidity near the coast does not forgive shortcuts.

Straight answers

Who remodels bathrooms in Ponte Vedra, FL?

Braga Remodeling is a Jacksonville remodeling company at 4305 Napoli Rd, Jacksonville, FL 32207, phone (904) 520-1994. The crew remodels Ponte Vedra bathrooms — jetted tub removals, large tile showers, primary bath remodels and guest and pool baths — starting with a free in-home design visit and a written scope.

What is the most common bathroom project in Ponte Vedra?

Removing the oversized jetted tub and expanding the shower into the combined footprint. Ponte Vedra primary baths from the 1980s–2000s typically gave most of the room to a tub that is rarely used and a small shower stall; rebalancing that space into a full-size tiled shower is the change owners value most.

What We Build

Ponte Vedra bathroom projects we run

Primary Bath Remodels

The full primary suite reworked: layout rebalanced, large shower, double vanity, tile and fixtures finished to the standard of the house. See the master bathroom remodel guide.

  • Layout redesigned in place
  • Double vanities
  • One written scope

Jetted Tub Removal & Shower Expansion

The decked jetted tub comes out and the shower takes the combined footprint — the most common Ponte Vedra project, detailed in the guide above.

  • Tub and deck removed
  • Full-size shower built
  • Freestanding tub option

Walk-In & Curbless Showers

Large walk-in showers, and curbless entries where the floor structure and drain position allow them — answered on site, not from a photo.

  • Bench and niche built in
  • Large-format walls
  • Glass-ready openings

Guest & Pool Baths

Bathrooms that serve the beach and the pool: durable porcelain floors, tiled showers and finishes that handle sand, wet feet and a house full of guests.

  • Sand-tolerant floors
  • Real tiled showers
  • Easy-clean finishes

Large-Format Tile

Big tile done properly — substrate flattened, layout planned so cuts land where they should, and mosaic on the shower floor where the slope needs it. See tile installation.

  • Flatness checked first
  • Layout planned
  • Consistent grout lines

Vanities & Fixtures

Double vanities with real storage, stone-look tops, and fixture sets — including handhelds and rain heads — plumbed and set into the finished tile under the same scope.

  • Storage that fits the room
  • Modern valves and trim
  • Lighting coordinated
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Our Process

How a Ponte Vedra bathroom remodel runs

01

In-Home Design Visit

We measure the room, look at the tub, shower and floor structure, and talk through the layout options the space allows — including whether curbless is realistic.

02

Written Scope

Layout, materials and price are fixed in writing before demolition — tile format, bench and niche placement, glass lines and fixtures all settled.

03

Demo & Waterproofing

The tub, stall and old finishes come out, conditions are checked, and the new shower base and walls are waterproofed as one system before tile.

04

Tile, Fixtures & Walkthrough

Tile, vanity, fixtures and finish work go in, the room is cleaned, and we walk the finished bathroom with you.

Service Areas

Bathroom remodeling in Ponte Vedra, Sawgrass and nearby

  • Jacksonville
  • Ponte Vedra
  • Nocatee
  • St. Johns
  • St. Augustine
  • Jacksonville Beach
  • Orange Park
  • Fleming Island
  • Mandarin
  • San Jose
  • Riverside
  • Julington Creek
  • Atlantic Beach

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FAQ

Ponte Vedra Bathroom Questions

Yes. Ponte Vedra — including Sawgrass, Marsh Landing and the beach side — is part of our regular service area, along with Nocatee, Jacksonville Beach, St. Johns and St. Augustine.

Yes — it is the most common project we scope in Ponte Vedra primaries. The tub and its deck come out, the shower expands across the combined footprint, and the drainage and floor are rebuilt for the new layout while everything is open.

No. Many owners replace the decked jetted tub with a compact freestanding tub that takes a fraction of the space, and give the rest of the footprint to the shower. You keep a real soak and gain a real shower.

It depends on the floor structure and where the drain can go — a curbless entry needs the shower floor recessed or the surrounding floor built up so water stays in. We answer it on site during the design visit; the curbless shower page explains what the build requires.

Porcelain — dense, low-absorption and indifferent to humidity and salt air. Large-format porcelain suits the walls and floor of a big Ponte Vedra primary; the shower floor uses smaller tile or mosaic that can follow the slope to the drain and give grip underfoot.

With exhaust sized to actually clear the room, mold-resistant grout, flexible sealant at moving joints, and waterproofing behind the tile that assumes the room stays humid. A shower that dries between uses ages far more slowly than one that stays damp.

Yes. Guest and pool baths are planned for durability — porcelain floors that handle sand and wet traffic, tiled showers instead of fiberglass units, and finishes that clean easily — with the same waterproofing standard as the primary.

A primary remodel with a tub removal and a large shower is a multi-week project; the exact schedule — including glass measuring after tile — comes with the written scope before work starts.

Cost depends on the size of the room, how much layout changes, tile format and fixtures. We price from a free in-home design visit with a written estimate; the walk-in shower cost guide explains the main factors.

Call (904) 520-1994 or send the estimate form on this page. We come out, measure, talk through the layout and put the scope in writing at no cost.

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Tell us about the bathroom — the tub, the shower, the layout you wish you had — and we'll visit, measure and put the design and scope in writing, at no cost. Prefer to talk? Call (904) 520-1994 or email braga@bragaremodeling.com.

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