Naples · Collier County
General Contractor in Naples
Naples holds work to a higher finish standard than anywhere else we build, and its review process reflects that. Between city design standards, Collier County's requirements, and the architectural review committees that govern most of the desirable communities, a Naples renovation often clears three separate approvals before a single permit is issued.
That suits how we work. Selections locked before demolition, allowances written out in plain language instead of buried, a clean site every night, and a punch walkthrough done together. Most of our Naples work is residential — whole-home renovations, primary bath and kitchen remodels, and additions.
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What we build in Naples
Four divisions, one standard.
Residential Renovations
Bathroom remodels to full home renovations in Cape Coral, Fort Myers, Naples, and Fort Lauderdale — including additions and insurance reconstruction, built by a licensed GC.
Commercial Construction
Small ground-up commercial buildings and tenant buildouts from $150K to $2.5M — permits, subcontractors, inspections, and schedule, managed to the standard the name demands.
Commercial Property Management
Recurring repair and maintenance contracts across Florida. Service calls, preventive maintenance, tenant turnover, and emergency response — one licensed GC accountable for all of it.
Storm Repair & Restoration
Rapid-response demolition, dry-in, and reconstruction following hurricanes and natural disasters — with the documentation insurance carriers and FEMA demand.
Permitting in Naples
City of Naples Building Department · Collier County Growth Management
Inside city limits, the City of Naples reviews and issues. Outside them — which covers most of what people call Naples, including North Naples and the communities east of the city — it is Collier County. On top of the building permit, a private architectural review committee usually has to approve the design first, and that approval is frequently the longest item on the schedule.
- Most addresses commonly called Naples are in unincorporated Collier County, not the City of Naples.
- HOA and condominium architectural review typically precedes permit submittal and should be scheduled as its own milestone.
- Work seaward of the state coastal construction control line brings a separate state-level review in addition to the local permit.
- Condominium interior renovations usually carry association rules on work hours, elevator protection, and noise that directly affect the schedule.
On the ground
What makes Naples projects different.
Approvals before permits
In most Naples communities the architectural review committee is the real critical path. We treat it as a scheduled milestone with its own submittal, rather than discovering it after drawings are already at the county.
Finish tolerances are tighter
Large-format tile, wide-plank flooring, and full-height cabinetry expose every deviation in a substrate. That is a scope and a subcontractor-selection decision made at estimate time, not a hope pinned on the installer.
Occupied and seasonal properties
A great deal of Naples renovation happens in seasonally occupied homes on a fixed window between departure and return. Sequencing and material lead times carry that window, so we lock selections before demolition day.
Our work
Projects in Naples.
Whole-Home Renovation
Naples, FL
Full interior renovation: vaulted great room, new white-oak kitchen, tile flooring, and refreshed finishes throughout.
Master Bathroom Renovation
Naples, FL
Primary and guest bath remodel — double vanities with quartz counters, framed mirrors, curbless walk-in shower, and large-format porcelain tile.
Questions
Naples — common questions.
Do you work inside the City of Naples or in Collier County?
Both. The City of Naples Building Department permits addresses inside city limits; everything else, including North Naples, is permitted through Collier County Growth Management. We confirm which applies before pricing.
Will my HOA or condo association need to approve the work?
Almost certainly. Most Naples communities require architectural review committee approval before a permit application is submitted, and condominium associations add their own rules on work hours and building protection. We plan around both as scheduled milestones.
Do you take on whole-home renovations?
Yes — from a single primary bathroom through full interior renovations and additions, under one licensed general contractor.
Lump sum or cost-plus?
Both. Lump sum where the scope is well defined, cost-plus with full receipt transparency where it needs flexibility.
Also serving
Around Naples we work North Naples, Bonita Springs, Estero, Marco Island, Golden Gate and the rest of Collier County.
Not in Naples? We work six Florida counties. See the full service area — and if your town isn't listed, call anyway.
Talk to us about your Naples project
Offices in Fort Myers & Fort Lauderdale — serving all of South Florida