Yes, we work in Micco, including Barefoot Bay. It's our closest Brevard County stop, about 45 minutes (36 miles) north of our Fort Pierce North shop by I-95 or by US-1 through Vero Beach and Sebastian, so scheduling here feels much closer to our Treasure Coast work than the rest of the county does.
The local difference is the housing. Barefoot Bay is a large manufactured-home community, and many Micco owners are retirees. Manufactured homes are built differently from block houses, so before we put stone on the cabinets, we check what is holding them up.
Barefoot Bay Manufactured Homes and Retiree Bathrooms Over the County Line
Micco sits just north of the Indian River County line near the mouth of the Sebastian River, with Barefoot Bay as its largest neighborhood and site-built homes on bigger lots scattered around it. The manufactured homes change the countertop conversation. Their cabinets are often lighter-built than a site-built kitchen's, and the floor system rests on a frame rather than a slab, so the weight of a 3 cm stone top needs a closer look.
At the measuring visit we check cabinet boxes for strength and level, look at how the run sits on the floor, and talk through options: reinforcing a base, choosing 2 cm stone instead of 3 cm, or picking a slimmer quartz. Walls in manufactured homes are also thinner, so backsplash fastening and edge details get planned rather than assumed.
Manufactured homes are built to the federal HUD code rather than the Florida Building Code, then set on piers and anchored with tie-downs against wind. A home on piers can settle unevenly over the years, and in the kitchen that shows up as a counter run that is no longer level.
Bathrooms are the other big topic. Owners planning to stay often swap a tub for a low-threshold shower and want a solid stone vanity top in place of cultured marble. Blocking for future grab bars is far easier to plan before the new walls close up.
Getting to Micco: US-1, the St. Sebastian River and Barefoot Bay
Our usual route is I-95 north to the CR-512 exit for Sebastian, then US-1 north for the last few miles, or US-1 the whole way when the interstate is slow. Either way, crossing the St. Sebastian River is the moment Indian River County ends and Micco begins. The St. Sebastian River Preserve State Park spreads west along that line, and the Indian River Lagoon runs on the east side of US-1.
Barefoot Bay sits west of US-1 as a planned community with its own amenities and rules, so ask whether contractors must check in or park in set places. Power across Micco comes from FPL. Homes on bigger lots outside the community often draw from private wells, and hard well water spots a polished dark stone much faster than a speckled granite or a matte quartz.
Typical requests here: vanity tops replacing cultured marble, tub-to-shower swaps, laundry-room tops and kitchen counters on lighter cabinets.
Services Micco Homeowners Ask Us For Most
Bathroom Remodeling
Bath updates for Barefoot Bay homes, planned around manufactured-home walls, floors and plumbing access. Thinner wall panels and a framed floor change how a shower or vanity is fastened.
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Tub-to-Shower Conversion
Replacing an old tub with a low-threshold shower for owners who want to age in place. With the old surround off, we add wall blocking so grab bars can go in now or later.
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Quartz Countertops
Quartz in a 2 cm profile keeps weight manageable on lighter manufactured-home cabinets. Quartz never needs sealing, handy for owners who leave Micco for part of the year.
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Granite Countertops
Granite for site-built Micco homes and outdoor counters near the Sebastian River. A speckled pattern hides the spotting that private well water leaves.
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Bathroom Vanity Countertops
Solid stone vanity tops to replace aging cultured-marble units, which tend to craze and yellow around the drain with age. A remnant often covers a vanity and keeps the cost down.
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Kitchen Remodeling
Kitchen remodels for manufactured and site-built homes alike, with the cabinets checked first. In Barefoot Bay that can mean reinforcing a base or choosing thinner stone; in a block house the check is usually quicker.
Learn more →Crossing Into Brevard on US-1: Micco Scheduling and the County Permit Office
Micco is near enough that a measuring visit fits in a normal morning. Victor or a family member comes out, looks at the cabinets, the floor and the bath, and writes up an estimate afterward. If your community has rules for contractors, such as parking, hours or advance notice, tell us when you call.
Micco is unincorporated, so permits are handled by Brevard County, not Indian River County or the City of Sebastian next door. A new top on the cabinets already there seldom needs one. Changing a shower drain, moving plumbing or adding a circuit does, and manufactured homes can carry extra rules for alterations; we point those out at the estimate.
Proof That Matters in Barefoot Bay: Clean Work and Clear Paperwork
If you're living in the house during the job, what you'll care about is mess and clarity. Our 4.9-star Google rating from 31 reviews includes several customers who say the crew covered floors and left the house clean, and one whose full kitchen went in two days after a Monday phone call. We don't have Micco project photos posted yet.
We also serve Sebastian, Roseland and Grant-Valkaria on the same northern run. Bring a list of what you'd like in the bath and kitchen; if you know your home's model year, that helps too.
Get directions to our Metzger Rd shop to see slabs before you choose.
Planning a project in Micco? Call the shop.
Free in-home estimates · Mon–Fri 7:00–4:30 · weekend estimates by appointment
What Treasure Coast Customers Say
V.D Quality Design Granite & Marble holds a 4.9-star average from 31 Google reviews (checked November 2026).
“I couldn’t be happier with my new quartz installation! … The installer was punctual, detail-oriented, and took great care to ensure everything was perfect. The cuts and seams are flawless, and the finish is absolutely stunning. They went above and beyond to keep the area clean and protect my home during the process.”
“They installed a beautiful quartz countertop in my vanity and the result is stunning. The quality of work is exceptional and the customer service is top-notch. From the initial consultation to the final installation, everything was very professional and efficient.”
Micco Kitchen Remodeling FAQs
Can a Barefoot Bay manufactured home hold a granite or quartz countertop?
Usually, once we've checked the cabinets. Stone is heavy, and manufactured-home cabinets can be lighter-built than site-built ones. At the measuring visit we look at each base, how it's fastened and how level the floor is. Sometimes a base needs reinforcing, or a 2 cm top is the smarter choice. We'll tell you plainly if a run can't carry it.
Do you handle tub-to-shower conversions in Micco?
Yes. We remove the tub, build a low-threshold shower with stone or tile walls and set a matching vanity top if you're updating that too. Moving the drain or valve is licensed plumbing work under a Brevard County permit, which we plan at the estimate. In a manufactured home we also check the floor under the old tub before the new pan goes in.
Is Micco inside your normal service area even though it's in Brevard?
Yes. At roughly 45 minutes, Micco is closer to our shop than most of Brevard County and only a little nearer than Hobe Sound is to the south. It's the one Brevard community where scheduling works much like our St. Lucie and Indian River County jobs. Melbourne and the beach towns farther north take noticeably more planning.