Southwest Florida — Lee & Collier Counties

Hurricane Ian's September 2022 landfall reshaped Fort Myers Beach, Sanibel, and Pine Island — and reset the bar for what hurricane-ready means in Southwest Florida. Three years on, Naples, Marco Island, Bonita Springs, Estero, and Cape Coral are still rebuilding. Every new permit pulled in Lee or Collier County now requires impact glazing or shutters rated for the updated county wind maps, and homeowners are spending real money to do it properly the second time.

The installers we list across Southwest Florida have spent the post-Ian years working on canal-front homes off Vanderbilt Drive and Gordon Drive in Naples, gulf-access properties in Cape Coral's southwest quadrant along Surfside and Cape Coral Parkway, and beach houses being raised to new FEMA base flood elevations along Estero Boulevard on Fort Myers Beach. They pull permits routinely with the City of Naples, the City of Marco Island, Lee County, and the Town of Fort Myers Beach, and they understand the Collier County enhanced wind zone that sits just inland of the coast. Many crews coordinate directly with Citizens Property Insurance and the dwindling number of private carriers still writing in Lee County, so the OIR-B1-1802 wind mitigation form gets filed correctly the first time.