Deck & Patio · Fort Myers, FL
Professional deck & patio in Fort Myers
Deck & Patio for your Fort Myers property
Shaded patios on the older McGregor-area lots stay damp for days after a storm, and organic growth works into travertine pores and paver joints where a hose never reaches. We clean gently on soft stone and step up only on solid concrete, working the seams by hand.
Fort Myers, FL at a glance
Fort Myers stretches from the downtown River District and the royal-palm-lined run of historic McGregor Boulevard out to the Gateway communities and the Colonial Boulevard corridor, all of it sharing the same coastal enemies: salt off the Caloosahatchee, heavy humidity, and hard sun. That mix feeds algae and mildew on stucco, tile roofs, screened pool cages, and paver lanais faster than almost anywhere in Florida. Landmarks like the Edison and Ford Winter Estates and the Six Mile Cypress Slough Preserve sit in the same damp, subtropical air that keeps exteriors growing, so regular soft-washing keeps a Fort Myers home looking the part without the risk high pressure poses to delicate finishes.
Exterior permits and downtown code questions here in the Lee County seat run through the City of Fort Myers.
A short drive down palm-lined McGregor Boulevard sits the historic riverside estate of the Edison and Ford Winter Estates.
Salt working up the Caloosahatchee slowly weathers the historic storefronts of the walkable Fort Myers River District.
How we get deck & patio right
The lanai is where a Fort Myers home really lives, and the climate that makes it usable all year also keeps it damp enough to grow a film of mildew. Travertine and paver decks in the Estero and Gateway communities, screened patios off Colonial Boulevard, and the canal-front slabs of Cape Coral all collect organic growth in their pores and joints. We fit the method to the surface, soft washing delicate travertine, sealed stone, and painted wood while giving sturdier concrete and pavers a controlled surface clean. The joints, screen tracks, and shaded corners where mold starts first are handled by hand, and we work carefully around pool coping and landscaping. Because most of the region's rain falls between June and October, a clean heading into the dry season leaves the space ready for the months when everyone is actually outside.
Every Fort Myers job starts with an upfront, flat quote and finishes with workmanship you can count on.
