ICF CONSTRUCTION SERVICES · FORT MYERS, FL

ICF Construction Services in Fort Myers, FL

Your licensed design-build team for hurricane-rated ICF homes, engineered for life in Southwest Florida since 2006, all under Florida General Contractor license CGC1512714. One team. One contract. No subcontractor shuffle.

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LICENSED GC · CGC1512714

18+ YEARS IN SW FLORIDA

3-YEAR WORKMANSHIP WARRANTY

DESIGN-BUILD UNDER ONE ROOF

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BUILT FOR SOUTHWEST FLORIDA · FORT MYERS, FL

Why ICF Construction Makes Sense in Fort Myers

Building in Fort Myers is different, and so is the wall system needed to survive here. Hurricane Ian leveled wood-frame homes across the region. Concrete-poured ICF walls stayed standing.

Insulated concrete form construction also answers a stricter Florida Building Code (FBC) wind-load standard than stick-frame builds. The continuous reinforced core handles Category 4 and 5 forces with room to spare.

Tri-Town has held a Florida General Contractor license CGC1512714 since 2006, building ICF homes across Lee County and Collier County. Every project runs under a design-build model, so your architect, engineer, and builder all sit on the same team.

From Gulf-front estates to elevated inland builds, we deliver a fixed written scope before the first block gets stacked. You’ll know the price, the plan, and the timeline up front. Every completed home is backed by a 3-year workmanship warranty.

LICENSES & CREDENTIALS

Fully Licensed & Insured in Florida

CGC1512714

CCC1329614

MRSA729

MRSR829

HI3275

OPERATING SINCE

2006

Fort Myers, Southwest Florida

WHAT WE BUILD

Full-Scope ICF Construction Across Fort Myers

From pre-designed ICF models to fully custom builds, every project is permitted and supervised under one general contractor license.

Custom ICF Home Building

Ground-up ICF construction using insulated concrete forms filled with steel-reinforced concrete. Wall systems reach R-22 to R-50 with continuous EPS foam insulation on both faces. Your permit runs through Lee County offices under license CGC1512714.

Fully Custom ICF Architecture

Four field-tested floor plans ranging from 1,800 to 4,500 square feet. Each model is engineered for Southwest Florida soil and Category 4 wind exposure. Faster permitting timelines because the structural drawings are already approved and on file.

ICF Storm Rebuilds

Insurance-approved teardowns and full ICF reconstructions across post-Ian Lee County. We document the loss, pull permits, and coordinate with your adjuster through final payout. Certificate of occupancy and inspections all stay in-house.

Waterfront & Coastal Builds

Gulf-front, bay-front, and canal-front semi-custom plans built to FEMA base flood elevation rules. Elevated foundations, salt-air-rated materials, and seawall coordination all stay inside the same contract. Coastal construction control line filings handled in-house.

ICF Additions & Expansions

Second-story builds and primary-suite additions tied into existing slab and roof systems. ICF integrates cleanly when the structural connection is detailed right. Engineer-stamped plans, county inspections, and finish work all run under license CGC1512714.

Energy & Envelope Packages

ICF walls paired with sealed attics, high-SEER HVAC, and impact-rated windows. The full envelope drops cooling bills by 40 to 70% compared to wood frames. Humidity stays controlled, and indoor air quality stays clean.

Why A Licensed Design-Build Firm Beats A Storm-Chaser Crew Every Time

After Hurricane Ian hit Southwest Florida in September 2022, builders without ICF experience started marketing concrete homes. Many took deposits and stalled at the bond beam. Some never poured a wall.

Homeowners who hired those crews are still chasing down change orders three years later. We hear those stories every week.

Tri-Town has held a Florida General Contractor license, CGC1512714, and built ICF homes in Fort Myers since 2006. Every trade on your project gets pulled, permitted, and inspected under one licensed team.

That covers excavation, concrete, roofing, plumbing, electrical, and finish carpentry, all supervised by the same project manager. We attend every inspection ourselves. You won’t have to chase anyone down.

That’s why our Lee County clients get a single written scope, a fixed price, and a 3-year workmanship warranty covering the entire build. We stay in touch after the paint dries, because this region is our home too.

Why Choose Tri-Town Construction?

Plenty of builders will quote an ICF home. Fewer have actually poured one. Fewer still will honor the warranty two years after the final walkthrough. Since 2006, we’ve built our reputation on one thing: finishing what we start, and standing behind it.

One License, End-to-End

Design, permits, concrete, and finish trades live under a single contract. No finger-pointing between an architect, a GC, and a concrete sub. Our license CGC1512714 covers the whole ICF build, start to finish.

Hurricane & Wind-Load Expertise

ICF construction needs more than a standard permit. We handle FBC wind-load calculations, Florida Product Approval paperwork, and Category 4 rating documentation as part of the scope. That paperwork gets built into your plan up front. You won't get surprised mid-build.

Fixed Scope Before You Sign

You'll see a detailed scope of work and a fixed price before any ground breaks. The number on your contract is the number you pay. No surprise change orders show up six months in.

3-Year Workmanship Warranty

Every completed ICF home in Fort Myers is backed by our 3-year workmanship warranty. This covers labor and installation across every trade we supervised. Manufacturer coverage on ICF blocks, concrete, and finishes stays separate.

PROCESS

Our Fort Myers ICF Construction Process

Five clear stages. No surprises. Every Southwest Florida homeowner deserves to know exactly what happens with their build at each step.

Free On-Site Consultation

We visit your property, walk the lot, and talk through your goals and budget. Soil, elevation, setbacks, or Lee County code issues specific to your address all get flagged right there. You leave with clear direction and zero pressure to sign.

Plan Selection & Written Estimate

We walk you through four pre-designed ICF models or start a fully custom plan. Wall thickness, R-value targets, window packages, and roof system all get specified at this stage. Your fixed-price estimate covers every line of the build.

Permit, Engineering & Material Order

We pull the building permit through Lee County or Collier County and order ICF blocks to your wall schedule. A licensed structural engineer stamps your plan set before submittal. Lead times factor into your schedule up front.

Foundation, Wall Stack & Roof

Day one is site prep and footing. Our crew stacks ICF blocks course by course, sets rebar, and pours concrete in lifts to the manufacturer's specification. Your project manager sends weekly progress photos throughout the entire build.

Final Walkthrough & 3-Year Warranty

We run a detailed punch list and final walkthrough before handing over the keys. Your 3-year workmanship warranty activates at project completion. Any defect in labor or installation inside that window gets fixed on our dime.

Recent ICF Homes Across Southwest Florida

From Gulf-front estates to inland custom builds, every ICF home is constructed under license CGC1512714 and to current FBC standards.

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What Fort Myers Homeowners Say About Tri-Town Construction

We let our clients speak for us. Here’s what homeowners across Southwest Florida have said after their ICF builds were complete.

“I highly recommend Tri-Town Construction! I am a local real estate professional, whenever one of my customers needs ANYTHING done to their home, Mike is my go-to guy! He always answers his phone and schedules a time to discuss the scope of the project — and his estimates are always very competitive. Tri-Town has completed several remodel projects for my customers and they all rave about his communication skills and quality of craftsmanship. If you have a home renovation project call Tri-Town Construction!”

Ronald A. | Real Estate Professional | Southwest Florida

“I completed a whole home remodel with an addition using Tri-Town. I could not be happier! The quality of workmanship, professionalism from each and every staff member and subcontractor, and turnkey beauty that was my end result is by far unsurpassed. It is breathtaking! We plan on using Tri-Town on our dream home build in the next couple of years — although now I hate to leave this gorgeous vacation home they gave us. Kudos to such an amazing company!”

Diane K. | Whole Home Remodel + Addition | Southwest Florida

“Highly recommend Tri-Town to complete your renovation project. They were professional, so reliable, patient with our many questions, and assured us that the project will be completed without any problems. Their pricing was so reasonable. They are a trustworthy company who puts customers first.”

Jennifer P. | Verified Client | Fort Myers, FL

Licensed, Insured & Industry-Recognized

ICF Construction Across Fort Myers, Lee County & All of Southwest Florida

Tri-Town Construction has been locally owned and operated in Fort Myers since 2006. Our team knows the Lee County and Collier County inspectors, the Florida Product Approval review process, and how hurricane season affects material lead times on ICF blocks. Whether your lot sits on the Gulf, on a canal, or out in Gateway, Tri-Town already knows the permit path your build will take.

Fort Myers
Fort Myers Beach
Estero Island
Sanibel
Bonita Springs
Estero
Cape Coral
Naples
Marco Island
Lee County
Collier County

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does an ICF home last in Fort Myers?

A properly built ICF home in Fort Myers lasts well over 100 years with basic exterior upkeep. Reinforced concrete doesn’t rot, warp, or feed termites. The EPS foam keeps its insulation value for the life of the structure. You’re building a home that outlasts three or four wood-frame houses on the same lot.

How much does ICF construction cost in Fort Myers?

Most Fort Myers ICF homes run 8 to 15 percent above a comparable wood-frame build, depending on plan and finish level. That premium gets offset over time through lower energy bills, wind-mitigation insurance credits, and minimal exterior repairs. Call us for a site-specific quote with real numbers.

Is ICF better than concrete block or wood frame for hurricanes?

ICF outperforms both concrete block (CMU) and wood frame in Category 4 and 5 wind events. The continuous reinforced concrete core resists wind-driven debris better than hollow block. ICF also performs better in storm surge zones than wood frame, which matters across coastal Lee County and Collier County.

Are ICF homes really quieter than regular construction?

Yes. The combination of EPS foam, dense concrete, and minimal air gaps drops exterior noise transmission by roughly 30 to 50 percent compared to wood frame. Homeowners near US-41 or Daniels Parkway notice the difference immediately. Rain, traffic, and neighbor noise all drop off.

Can I get a discount on my homeowners insurance with an ICF home?

Most Florida carriers offer significant wind-mitigation credits for homes with reinforced concrete walls and Category 4 wind-load ratings. Your savings depend on your carrier and your full envelope, including roof, openings, and tie-downs. We provide all the permits and product paperwork your wind-mitigation inspector needs.

How long does it take to build an ICF home in Southwest Florida?

A typical Tri-Town ICF home runs 10 to 14 months from groundbreaking to move-in. Pre-designed models land on the lower end, and fully custom plans toward the upper end. Wall stack and concrete pour usually takes 4 to 6 weeks once the slab is ready. Roof and finish-out drive the rest.

ICF CONSTRUCTION · FORT MYERS, FL

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