Local Masonry Contractor in Marco Island FL - Expert Masonry You Can Count On

Marco Island is a barrier island off Florida's Gulf Coast in Collier County, accessible from the mainland by the S.S. Jolley Bridge to the north and the Stan Gober Memorial Bridge near Goodland to the east. The island is the largest of the Ten Thousand Islands, with a year-round population of roughly 15,000 to 16,000 that more than doubles in the winter months when seasonal residents return. Most of the island's homes were built during the Deltona Corporation's planned build-out in the 1960s and 1970s, giving much of the housing stock 40 to 60 years of Gulf Coast weather exposure.

The canal network carved through the island during that development era means a large share of residential lots have direct water frontage. Homes near Tigertail Beach on the northwest side, along Collier Boulevard, and throughout the canal neighborhoods all face the same challenge: salt air, storm surge, and annual wet seasons that are hard on exterior masonry. Hurricane Ian struck in 2022 with roughly 8 feet of storm surge across much of the island, and the damage to driveways, slabs, seawalls, and outdoor structures was significant. The City of Marco Island operates its own building department - separate from Collier County - and structural masonry work here requires local permits and inspections that a contractor new to the island may not be prepared for.

We cross the Jolley Bridge to Marco Island jobs regularly and are familiar with the city's permitting process, the seasonal scheduling demands that come with a large snowbird population, and the material choices that hold up in a salt-air, flood-zone environment. Whether your property has been on the island since the original build-out or was rebuilt after a recent storm, we know what it takes to do masonry work here right. The FEMA National Flood Insurance Program designates much of Marco Island as a high-risk flood zone, and our work accounts for those requirements from the start.