Florida Licensed Building Contractor · CBC 1267270
Brooksville Construction & Home Remodeling Company
One licensed building contractor for the whole job — single-room and whole-home remodels, larger renovations, and commercial construction across Brooksville, Hernando County, and Tampa Bay. Instead of chasing a stack of separate trades, you get one crew, one contract, and one schedule holding the project together.
under our own name
in the trade
licensed building contractor
A Brooksville construction company you can actually reach
Montesanti Construction is a licensed building contractor with a quarter century in the trade and eight years operating under this name. Everything runs from a single downtown office at 252 Broad St, and the person who writes your quote is on the crew that shows up to build it.
That shows most on the jobs other people abandon. Finishing or fixing work a previous contractor left behind is a routine part of our calendar, which is exactly why we would rather tell you the awkward truth about a project — its cost, its risks, its real timeline — up front instead of after you have signed.
Whether the job is a home in Brooksville or a build out toward Tampa, it stays under one roof: the license number rides on every proposal, one calendar governs the trades, and a real person answers when you call. More about who you are hiring.
A look at finished work across Brooksville
Kitchens, baths, storefronts, and custom built-ins — a few finished projects our crews have delivered. Drag, swipe, or use the arrows to move through them.
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Retail storefront build-out — Tecovas -
Kitchen remodel — waterfall stone island -
Marble & brass walk-in shower -
Stacked-stone fireplace wall -
Retail interior build-out — Tecovas -
Kitchen remodel — Brooksville, FL -
Full bathroom remodel -
Custom built-ins & fireplace -
Retail fit-out — feature wall -
Double vanity — navy shiplap -
Luxury kitchen remodel — marble & chandelier -
Bathroom remodel — marbled glass shower -
Open-concept kitchen remodel -
Bathroom remodel — subway tile & black -
Walk-in shower — stone tile & mosaic
From the slab to the last coat of paint
Because we hold the trades in-house, a whole project can move on a single contract instead of a stack of separate contractors blaming each other. Start with the piece you need today — each one has its own page with the detail.
Commercial Construction
Commercial buildings, tenant build-outs, and renovations for offices, medical, professional, and restaurant space.
ExploreRetail Construction
Store build-outs that get a brand ready to open — layout, finishes, and a deadline the calendar respects.
ExploreKitchen Remodeling
Cabinets, stone, and layout reworked into a kitchen that fits how the household actually cooks and gathers.
ExploreBathroom Remodeling
Tubs, walk-in showers, vanities, and tile detailed so the wet areas stay sound for the long haul.
ExploreFlooring
Tile, luxury vinyl plank, and hard-surface floors laid flat and level over a subfloor that has been made right first.
ExploreConcrete
Poured slabs, footers, driveways, and patios — the flatwork and foundations the rest of the work stands on.
ExploreFraming
The structural skeleton set square and plumb, so every finish trade after it has something true to work from.
ExploreDrywall
Hang, tape, and finish taken to a smooth wall that reads clean under real light, not just in the showroom.
ExplorePainting
Interior and exterior painting with the prep that makes it last — the part most of the price hides in.
ExplorePavers & Hardscape
Paver patios, walkways, driveways, and pool decks set on a base built to hold its line through Florida seasons.
ExploreWaterproofing
Keeping water out of the places it does the most damage — addressed before finishes ever cover it up.
ExploreWindow Installation
New and replacement windows fitted and sealed for Florida weather, including impact and hurricane-rated units.
ExploreOne contract, one crew, one name on the license
When a build goes sideways, the cause is usually a calendar, not a hammer. A subcontractor lands on the wrong day, another crew has to wait, and the homeowner is left playing messenger between companies that have never spoken. Keeping the trades in-house is what takes that failure point off the table.
- Every quote is itemized, with allowances flagged as allowances, so you can see which lines are firm and which might move before you ever sign.
- Nothing lands on the bill unless you approved that change in writing first.
- One person owns your job and picks up the phone, not a different number for every trade on site.
- A documented run of permits and inspections that still holds weight years after the final check clears.
A project that always sits in one of three places
You should never have to guess where your job stands. From the first walkthrough to the last touch-up, it is always sitting in one of the three stages below — and you will always know which one.
Walk it, scope it, price it
We come out and take the space as it actually is, then listen to what the finished result has to do for you. What comes back is a written scope and an itemized price you can read line by line — not a round figure guessed at the curb.
Permits, prep, and protection
If your project needs a permit, we flag it early and file it, and the inspection dates go on the calendar from the start. Tear-out, dust and noise barriers, and covering the rooms we are leaving alone are all sorted before any new material arrives.
Build, inspect, hand it over
Each trade works in its proper order, and a phase clears inspection before the next one begins. When the work is finished, we walk it with you and log every remaining detail on paper instead of trusting anyone to remember it.
Ready to put a real number on your project?
What Brooksville homeowners say
These come straight from our Google Business Profile and update as clients post them — no cherry-picking.
Rooted in Brooksville, working across Tampa Bay
Home base is 252 Broad St, right in the heart of downtown Brooksville and a short walk from where Hernando County permits get filed. From that base our crews reach Spring Hill, Weeki Wachee, Homosassa, Crystal River, Dade City, Zephyrhills, and south to Land O’ Lakes, Lutz, Wesley Chapel, and Tampa.
Hours, directions, and a running gallery of finished projects live on our Google Business Profile, next to the full run of client reviews.
Questions homeowners ask us first
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. Montesanti Construction operates as a Florida Licensed Building Contractor under CBC 1267270, and that number appears on every proposal we send. You can verify it directly through the Florida DBPR license search, and we carry insurance appropriate to the work we take on.
Do you handle both home remodeling and commercial construction?
Yes. For homes we focus on remodeling, renovation, and rebuilding — anything from a single room to a whole-home transformation — rather than putting up brand-new residences from scratch. On the commercial side we do full construction and build-outs, and we also take single trades such as concrete, framing, or flooring. Not sure where your project fits? Describe it and we will tell you plainly.
What areas do you serve?
Our office is in Brooksville and we work throughout Hernando County — Spring Hill, Weeki Wachee, Homosassa, and nearby — and south through the Tampa Bay area, including Dade City, Zephyrhills, Land O’ Lakes, Lutz, Wesley Chapel, and Tampa. If you are near the edge of that range, just ask.
Do you offer free quotes?
Yes. We come out and look at the real space instead of guessing from photos, then hand you a written, line-item estimate. Firm prices and allowances are marked separately, so the number is never a mystery before you decide anything.
Can you take over a project another contractor started?
Often, yes — rescue jobs are a steady part of what we do. Before quoting, we look at what is really going on behind the finishes and check where the paperwork and inspections were left off, then lay out plainly what needs redoing and what is sound enough to keep.
Do I have to hire you for the whole project?
No. Many clients bring us the whole project, but you can also hire us for a single piece — flooring, drywall, concrete, painting, or windows. Each of those has its own page with the detail, and you are welcome to start there.
Tell us what you are trying to build
Come with drawings, a wish list, or nothing but the headache you want gone. We will look at it together, tell you straight what doing it properly involves, and give you a real sense of what it costs.
Montesanti Construction performs work as a Florida Licensed Building Contractor, CBC 1267270. Plumbing, electrical, and mechanical scopes are carried out by appropriately licensed trade partners. Estimated timelines and pricing are provided in a written agreement and remain subject to permitting, material availability, inspections, and approved change orders.
