Custom Home Building & Remodeling in Fort Myers, FL

A design-build contractor runs design and construction under one licensed team. That means your designer, your engineer, and your builder all answer to the same project manager. Out-of-state storm crews rarely pull permits and often leave the island mid-project.
Tri-Town holds license CGC1512714 and has operated from Fort Myers since 2006.

The two biggest upgrades are ICF (Insulated Concrete Form) walls and impact-rated windows. Both outperformed wood-frame construction during Hurricane Ian. Every rebuild we deliver is engineered to current FBC wind-load requirements. Ask about ICF during your consultation if long-term resilience is the priority.

Our 3-year workmanship warranty covers any defect in labor or installation across every trade we supervised.
That includes plumbing leaks, electrical issues, grout failure, cabinet problems, and drywall cracks outside normal settling. Manufacturer coverage on appliances, fixtures, and materials stays separate. If our workmanship slips inside that window, we come back and fix it at no cost.

We serve Fort Myers, Naples, Cape Coral, Bonita Springs, Estero, Marco Island, Sanibel, Fort Myers Beach, and the broader Lee and Collier County area. Our office is at 12730 Commonwealth Dr Suite 6, Fort Myers, FL 33913.

ICF homes use solid steel-reinforced concrete walls instead of traditional wood framing. That gives you a structure engineered to exceed current Florida Building Code wind-load requirements, continuous insulation that lowers energy use, sound dampening you can hear the difference of, and walls that don’t rot or attract termites. In a region that sees hurricanes and high humidity year-round, those four things add up fast.

In Florida, most major home projects require permits and inspections that only a licensed contractor can pull. Self-managed projects risk voided manufacturer warranties, code violations, fines from the building department, and complications when you eventually go to sell.

Yes. We work directly with your insurance adjuster, providing the documentation needed to get your claim processed correctly the first time. From emergency mitigation and mold remediation to structural assessment and full rebuilds, you have one point of contact through the entire process.