AVENTIS ADVANTAGE Homes

AVENTIS Advantage homes are site-built on your Pinellas barrier island lot using reinforced concrete shell construction on elevated piling foundations. These are not modular or manufactured homes. What is pre-set is the design: plans are already drawn, selections come as curated packages, and the base price is fixed before contract. That removes the design phase without changing how the home is built.

AVENTIS offers two signature home models: Hibiscus and Oleander. Each pairs with one of three exterior styles — Key West, West Indies, or Modern — and a matching interior package. Pricing for AVENTIS homes starts at $1,800,000 for the base model and style combination.

Construction runs 8 to 12 months. Pre-drawn plans shorten permitting, which is where custom projects lose the most time on barrier island parcels. Site work timing depends on your lot — piling depth and elevation requirements vary by parcel.

Yes. Every AVENTIS Advantage home meets FEMA coastal requirements: finished floor above Base Flood Elevation, flood-resistant materials below the flood line, and mechanical systems placed above elevation. Compliance is documented with an elevation certificate that supports insurance rating and transfers at resale. Third-party inspections and municipal approvals are documented at each phase.

Customization happens before construction begins. Our models are pre-designed for efficient building, and you choose from a defined selection of floor plans, exterior styles, and interior finishes within a fixed pricing framework. Selections are locked at contract, so there is no open-ended design work once the schedule starts.

Schedule a consultation to discuss your vision, lot, and timeline. We guide you through model and style selection and provide a direct contact for follow-up questions.

Energy performance comes from the envelope and the structure together. Every home includes spray foam insulation, impact-resistant low-E glazing, and HVAC sized for coastal humidity loads rather than temperature alone — humidity is what drives cooling cost in this climate. Reinforced concrete shell construction adds thermal mass, which slows heat transfer through the walls.

Every AVENTIS Advantage home is built to the current Florida Building Code and inspected against it at each phase. On barrier island parcels, flood provisions apply on top of the structural requirements: finished floor elevation, flood-resistant materials below the flood line, and mechanical systems placed above elevation. Municipal approvals and inspection records are documented throughout the build.