Saint Luke Church in Palm Harbor, Florida — local landmark near JNS Construction's service base

Licensed Contractor in Palm Harbor, FL

Kitchen remodels, bathroom renovations, and permitted residential work from our Palm Harbor base — CRC1334879.

A Palm Harbor contractor for kitchens, baths, and permitted work

Palm Harbor is the shop address for JNS Construction Services LLC: 35595 US Hwy 19 N, Suite 621. That matters because kitchen and bath remodels here are not a satellite stop on a regional route. Nathanial Combs and Connor McCollum walk the house, write the exclusions, and stay through the last walkthrough under Florida Certified Residential Contractor license CRC1334879.

The calls we take in this zip cluster are usually layout changes, not a one-hour punch list. Opening a galley kitchen on a 1970s ranch along Nebraska Avenue, rebuilding a primary bath in East Lake, or tying a mudroom into a garage addition all move plumbing, electrical, or structure. That is licensed CRC work. If you searched kitchen remodel Palm Harbor or general contractor Palm Harbor, this page is the local match — the homepage still owns the county-wide contractor query; this page is for homeowners who live here and want the remodel described in Palm Harbor terms.

Start with a free written estimate or call (727) 265-1120. Bring photos. We will tell you whether the job fits before anyone orders cabinets.

Saint Luke Church in Palm Harbor, Florida — local landmark near JNS Construction's service base
Palm Harbor, Florida — local landmark (Saint Luke Church). Photo: Nheyob / Wikimedia Commons · CC0.

Housing stock: Ozona cottages to East Lake two-stories

Ozona and Crystal Beach still have cottages and older wood-frame houses close enough to the Gulf that salt air shows up in fasteners, window nailing fins, and exterior trim even when the kitchen itself is inland of the dunes. Cabinets, quartz, and LVP still go in — we just specify fasteners, backer, and moisture details instead of pretending the house is a dry Orlando subdivision.

East Lake, Innisbrook, Lansbrook, and Highland Lakes are a different problem: two-story plans, volume ceilings, and kitchens that were built as closed boxes in the 1980s and 1990s. Homeowners want the wall to the family room gone, a larger island, and a bath that is not a fiberglass surround from the original builder. Those openings are not cosmetic. They are kitchen and bath remodels with a written structural and MEP note when the wall is load-bearing.

US 19 corridor parcels and Tampa Road / Nebraska Avenue ranches sit in between: slab-on-grade, aging supply lines, and hall baths that fail at the pan or the valve. We quote those as licensed repairs or full gut-outs, not as a mystery hourly visit. Neighborhoods we actually walk: Ozona, Crystal Beach, Innisbrook, East Lake, Lansbrook, Highland Lakes, and the US 19 residential streets off the commercial strip.

What a Palm Harbor kitchen remodel usually includes

A typical Palm Harbor kitchen is cabinet replacement or a full layout shift, new counters, backsplash, lighting, and flooring that continues into the adjacent dining or family room so the remodel does not stop at an ugly transition strip. Soffit removal is common on 1970s stock. So is moving a range or sink a few feet — which is when Pinellas permitting enters the conversation.

We do not sell a catalog kitchen. You pick the boxes and slab, or we coordinate with the supplier you already started with. The JNS piece is field: demo, carpentry, waterproofing at wet walls, punch, and close-out. See finished kitchens in the project gallery — those photos are JNS jobs, not stock interiors from a manufacturer.

If the kitchen is only the first room in a larger plan (bath, laundry, or a small addition), we write it as one scope under project coordination so trades are not stacking change orders against each other.

Bathrooms, additions, and work that failed inspection

Hall baths and primary baths in Palm Harbor fail the same way across this housing stock: leaking pans, rotted blocking, undersized exhaust, and valves that were never meant to last forty years. A walk-in shower conversion or a double-vanity primary bath is licensed remodel work. We waterproof, tile, and close it to a written spec.

When a prior crew left an open inspection or a failed one, that is corrective work, not a paint-over. We document what is wrong, what Pinellas will accept, and what it costs before demo day two.

Room additions, garage conversions, and framing belong on general construction. Palm Harbor lots can take a modest bump-out; we confirm setbacks and the permit path on the site visit, not after the slab is formed.

How we run a Palm Harbor job

Site visit, written scope with exclusions, deposit per the payment policy, then schedule. Permits, if required, are in the proposal so you are not surprised by impact fees or inspection windows. Dumpster and material staging on Tampa Road versus a tight Ozona street are different problems — both get a sentence in the plan.

Field leadership does not change after you sign. That is the point of a Palm Harbor based contractor. Read how JNS is set up if you want the people and the license in one place, then send the address through contact.

Nearby licensed remodel pages, if the house is just over the line: Dunedin toward the Trail, Tarpon Springs toward the sponge docks, and Clearwater toward Countryside. The service areas hub lists the full set.

Other cities we serve

Clearwater · Dunedin · Tarpon Springs · Safety Harbor · Oldsmar

Also by written quote: New Port Richey and nearby west Pasco. See the service areas hub.

Palm Harbor remodeling FAQ

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Free site consultation. License CRC1334879. Call or send project photos.