Quiet, careful work for Indian River Shores and Orchid
The town of Indian River Shores runs a narrow six miles between the lagoon and the ocean, and almost every home in it was built with a level of finish most contractors never touch. John's Island, The Estuary, Pebble Bay, and the club communities in between. Orchid, next door, holds to the same standard.
This is exactly the work TradeWinds Construction was set up to do. Trim packages and paneled walls that match what the original millworkers left behind. Built-ins and library walls. Kitchens and baths brought up to the standard of the house. And for clients who value privacy, concealed rooms and hidden storage built with total discretion.
We also understand how these communities run. Architectural review paperwork. Gate access lists. Quiet hours, clean trucks, and a small crew that treats the neighborhood the way the residents do. We schedule around your life, including seasonal owners who want the work finished before they come back down.
Also covering: Orchid, John's Island, The Estuary, Pebble Bay.

What we build here
Crown molding and trim, custom built-ins and paneling, kitchen and bathroom renovations, and concealed rooms are the work we're most often asked to do between the Wabasso and Vero bridges.
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Indian River Shores questions, answered plainly
Can you work within our community's architectural review process?
Yes. We put together the drawings, product specs, and paperwork your review board asks for, and we build exactly to the approval. In the Shores and Orchid that's just a normal part of the job, not an obstacle.
We are only here part of the year. Can the project run while we are away?
Happens all the time on this stretch of A1A. We set a schedule, send photo updates as milestones wrap, and coordinate access with your property manager. You come back to a finished, cleaned project.
Do you take on smaller projects, or only full renovations?
Both. A single room of paneling, a library wall, one bathroom. Careful small projects are how most of our island relationships start.


