Areas we know street by street
These are the communities where we build most often. Each page covers who issues the permit at a typical address, what the HOA, ARC or CDD review adds to the timeline, and the lot conditions that shape scope before a single line is drawn.
- Hillsborough CountyLithia & FishHawk RanchMaster-planned CDD communities with active architectural review committees and generous but tightly-platted rear yards.Permitted through Hillsborough County (unincorporated) building services
- Hillsborough CountyRiverviewA wide mix of build eras and lot sizes, from newer CDD subdivisions to older acreage parcels with septic and well.Permitted through Hillsborough County (unincorporated) building services
- Hillsborough CountyApollo BeachCanal and bay-front lots where flood elevation, seawall proximity and salt exposure govern the entire design.Permitted through Hillsborough County building services, with FEMA flood and marine review
- Pasco & Hillsborough CountiesOdessaAcreage and lake lots split across two counties, usually on well and septic, with real room to master-plan an entire yard.Permitted through Pasco County or Hillsborough County depending on the parcel
- Pasco CountyWesley ChapelFast-growing Pasco CDD communities with newer homes, active HOAs and rear yards that reward one master plan over piecemeal additions.Permitted through Pasco County building construction services
- Hillsborough CountyCarrollwoodEstablished neighborhoods with mature trees, older structures and deed restrictions — renovation and addition territory more than blank-slate territory.Permitted through Hillsborough County (unincorporated) building services
- Hillsborough CountySouth TampaCity of Tampa jurisdiction, small lots, historic overlays and flood zones — the most review-intensive area we build in.Permitted through City of Tampa construction services, with historic and flood overlays
Also building in
We take projects throughout the Tampa Bay region. If your community is not listed individually, it usually just means we have not written the permitting notes for it yet — not that we do not build there.