Treasure Island & Madeira Beach restoration: barrier-island hotels, beach condos, and waterfront homes
John's Pass & the Boardwalk
Hotel-condos, beach resorts, and mixed-use buildings clustered around John's Pass Village. Heavy Gulf and pass-side salt exposure, year-round tenant turnover, and tight working windows between rental cycles.
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Madeira Way & central Madeira Beach
Mid-rise condos and resort buildings along Madeira Way, Gulf Boulevard, and the central beach corridor. Façade, stucco, and balcony work staged around association calendars and high-season occupancy.
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Sunset Beach & southern Treasure Island
Beach cottages, small condos, and waterfront single-family homes south of John's Pass. Restoration work that handles full-Gulf exposure on smaller-scale buildings with tight side-yard access.
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Capri Isles & the bayside canals
Single-family canal homes, duplexes, and waterfront properties on Capri, Paradise, and the finger-canal islands. Stucco, soffit, and seawall-adjacent work tuned for Boca Ciega Bay exposure and boat-lift access constraints.
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Sunshine Beach & northern Treasure Island
Resort condos, hotel-condos, and small mid-rises along the northern Treasure Island corridor. Stucco, coating, and waterproofing programs scoped to constant Gulf exposure and association budget cycles.
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North Redington & Redington Shores approach
Mid-rise condos and small resorts at the northern end of Madeira Beach blending into North Redington Beach. We coordinate phasing across the Tom Stuart Causeway corridor so adjacent associations can sequence work without overlapping crews.
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OUR PROCESS
Every Barrett project follows the same five-step process so there are no surprises.
01
Walk-through and free consultation
Initial site visit to understand the building and your goals.
02
Photo-documented inspection and prioritized scope
Every defect is documented and ranked by urgency.
03
Detailed proposal with line-item pricing
Schedule, products, and warranty terms in writing.
04
Execution with resident communication plan
Pre-construction meeting and phased scheduling that minimizes disruption.
05
Closeout with final walk and warranty docs
Punch list, warranty documentation, and a maintenance plan.
Do you work on barrier-island and Gulf-front buildings?
Yes — that's most of what we do on Treasure Island and Madeira Beach. We're set up for full-Gulf exposure, salt-air corrosion, hurricane-rated assemblies, and high-rise access. Our scopes and materials are chosen for buildings that get hit by salt spray and UV year-round.
Can you work around rental turnovers and high-season occupancy?
Yes. Most hotel-condos and beach rentals run weekly turnovers, and most associations need exterior work done outside peak season. We sequence projects around your booking calendar, pool decks, and pass-through corridors so guests and owners aren't disrupted.
How fast can you get to a Treasure Island or Madeira Beach building?
Same-day site visits in most cases. We're based in Pinellas Park — roughly 20 minutes over the causeway to Madeira Beach and Treasure Island. For storm damage or active leaks we get there fast.
Do you handle SB-4D and 30-year recertification inspections?
Yes. Many island condo buildings fall under SB-4D Milestone Inspection requirements, and most three-story-plus residential buildings in our area need the 30-year recertification. We work alongside the engineers and handle the remediation scope that comes out of those reports.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. Florida-licensed general contractor, license CBC1266604. Fully insured with general liability and workers' compensation.
What's the best time of year for exterior work at the beach?
Late spring through early summer and the fall shoulder season are ideal — lower rain and humidity, mild temperatures, and lighter rental traffic. We work year-round, but coatings, sealants, and waterproofing perform best when scheduled around those windows.