Services
Major renovations, additions and custom homes, with the owner on every job.
Duval Construction provides residential construction services throughout Jacksonville and the Beaches. Ed brings 35 years of experience to whole-home renovations, structural changes and new construction, with personal involvement on every job.
35
Years of experience
20+
Years in business
5.0
5 stars on Google
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Bring changes to multiple rooms together in one broader renovation. Rework living areas, update kitchens and bathrooms, and consider flooring, painting, windows and doors alongside the layout.
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Change the construction behind the space. Duval Construction handles load-bearing wall removal, beam installation, structural repairs and layout changes, with Ed coordinating engineering and permits.
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Replace existing units or create new and enlarged openings. Ed has a particular interest in projects where window and door work overlaps with structural remodeling. Impact-rated products are also within our installation capabilities.
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Build a new home from supplied architectural plans. Share your property, drawings and priorities with Ed to discuss the construction you are planning.
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Create a detached ADU or discuss a garage conversion. The proposed use, property and applicable requirements determine what is feasible and how the project needs to be approached.
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Expand the existing home with the connection between old and new spaces in mind. Ed works with an engineer and coordinates engineering and permits for the proposed addition.
Also available
Duval Construction also offers painting, kitchen and bathroom remodeling, flooring, siding and gutters. Tell Ed whether these are your main project or part of a larger renovation.
These services are often part of a bigger project. A whole-home renovation can bring kitchen and bathroom remodeling, flooring and painting together, and a kitchen remodel can be combined with structural changes. You can also ask about any of them on their own. Describe the work you have in mind and how it fits your wider plans.
The owner on every job
Ed answers the phone and is on every job. With more than 20 years in business, Duval Construction brings an experienced builder's perspective to the work you want to complete.
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Ed answers the phone
One conversation covers every service your project involves.
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The owner is on every job
From whole-home renovations to custom homes, Ed is on site.
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35 years of construction experience
And more than 20 years in business as Duval Construction.
Reviews
Rated 5.0 on Google from 29 reviews.
Choosing a service
Not sure where your project fits? These four points will help you describe it and understand what shapes an estimate.
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Choose the service that describes the main outcome you want. A whole-home renovation changes several parts of an existing house. Structural remodeling changes the construction behind a layout. Window and door work focuses on the openings and the units installed in them. A home addition expands the existing home, while a custom home or ADU creates a new dwelling in a different context.
Your project may involve more than one category. You do not need to separate related work into different inquiries. Tell Ed what you want the completed property to do, what is already there and which parts of the project connect.
A whole-home renovation is a useful starting point when multiple spaces need attention. You may want a more connected living area, updates to kitchens and bathrooms, or consistent flooring and finishes across rooms. The goal is to consider the changes together instead of treating every room as an unrelated decision.
If the renovation involves moving or removing a load-bearing wall, installing a beam or creating a larger opening, structural remodeling becomes part of that wider scope. Duval Construction offers both services, with Ed coordinating engineering and permits for the structural work.
An addition, detached ADU and garage conversion serve different needs. An addition expands the main house. A detached ADU creates a secondary dwelling on the property. A garage conversion starts with an existing structure that you want to adapt for living space.
The intended use should guide the first conversation. Explain whether you want connected rooms, a separate place for family or a different use for an existing garage. Site suitability and applicable requirements need to be established before assuming any particular option will work.
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A project description should include more than the most visible feature. A wider door opening may involve structural work, the door itself and finishes around the opening. An addition may also change access between existing rooms. A renovation can combine layout changes with new windows, flooring and painting.
Discussing those relationships early helps define the proposed scope. It also helps you compare ideas in context. Two projects described as a window installation can involve very different work if one uses an existing opening and the other changes the structure of the wall.
Ed has a particular interest in new and enlarged window and door openings. If that is part of your project, include photographs and a description of the intended change when you contact him.
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Duval Construction can build from supplied architectural plans. If you have drawings, explain whether they describe the whole project or an earlier version of the idea. If you are still planning, share what you know about the property and the outcome you want.
Budget expectations and preferred timing are useful context. They help frame the discussion without turning an initial inquiry into a confirmed construction schedule. Tell Ed about any decisions already made, any existing reports and any parts of the scope you still want to explore.
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An estimate needs to reflect the work proposed for your property. Existing conditions, the size of the project, structural changes, material selections and the connection between new and existing spaces can all affect what needs to be included.
For a custom home, supplied plans and site information help describe the intended build. For remodeling, photographs and a clear account of what you want to retain can be equally useful. An addition or ADU also needs to be considered in relation to the property rather than priced as an isolated room.
Duval Construction does not offer financing. If your budget is still taking shape, explain that in the inquiry so the discussion can focus on your priorities and the stage you have reached.
FAQ
Yes. Kitchen remodeling and structural remodeling are both part of Duval Construction's service offering. If your plans include changing a wall, opening or room connection, describe that alongside the kitchen work so the proposed construction can be considered together.
Yes. Impact-rated products are within Duval Construction's installation capabilities. Specific product choices and installation details should be discussed for the property and opening involved. The company also handles replacements and the creation of new or enlarged openings.
Ed works with an engineer and coordinates engineering and permits for the construction work as required by the project. The engineer supplies engineering; Duval Construction provides the building and remodeling services. Share any plans or reports you already have when making an inquiry.
Choose the closest option in the inquiry form and explain the intended result in your message. Include the property location, the parts of the home involved and whether you are working with existing architectural plans. You can discuss the service category with Ed.
Request an estimate
Share the property location, the changes you have in mind and any plans you already have. If your project crosses more than one service, describe the whole idea and we will work out where it fits. Duval Construction handles major renovations, additions and custom homes in Jacksonville and the Beaches, with the owner on every job.
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