Renovation & Remodeling Services Across Southwest Florida

Four Metros, Four Different Sets of Problems

Full Spectrum Construction Group works across Sarasota, Fort Myers, Tampa and Orlando. The trades are the same in each; the constraints are not. What decides a budget in Lee County is rarely what decides one in Hillsborough, and a contractor who quotes all four the same way has not looked at the property.

Sarasota

Our home market, and the one with the widest range of building stock — mid-century homes off Bee Ridge, barrier-island properties on Siesta Key and Lido, and newer construction out toward Lakewood Ranch. Two things come up constantly: pre-1978 housing where EPA Lead-Safe practices apply once painted surfaces are disturbed, and the split between City of Sarasota and Sarasota County plan review, which depends on the address rather than the mailing city. See Sarasota renovations.

Fort Myers and Lee County

Storm rebuilds, canal and waterfront properties, and a great deal of Cape Coral. Flood zone and base flood elevation drive more of the budget here than finish level does — required elevation changes the foundation, the stairs, the utility placement and often the whole ground-floor plan. Seawall condition and equipment access matter on canal lots. See Fort Myers renovations.

Tampa

Older, denser neighbourhoods — Hyde Park, Davis Islands, South Tampa — where lot access, historic-district review and the age of existing systems shape what a renovation actually costs. Concealed conditions are the norm rather than the exception, so investigating before pricing is worth more here than anywhere else we work. See Tampa renovations.

Orlando

Heavier on investment property — short-term rentals near the parks, and turns that have to hit a booking date. Durability of finishes matters more than it does in an owner-occupied home, because everything gets used harder. See Orlando renovations.

What Stays the Same Everywhere

Wind and impact requirements, humidity and moisture detailing, and hurricane-season sequencing apply across all four. Site work, foundations, framing and dry-in are weather-exposed; once a building is dried in, interior work continues largely unaffected. Sequencing to reach dry-in before peak exposure is a scheduling decision, not a marketing line.

We are a licensed Florida general contractor, EPA Lead-Safe Certified, with more than 10,000 completed projects across Southwest Florida. See what we do on our services page, or send us your property details and we will tell you which of these constraints actually applies to it.