The Alliance Construction showroom at 11751 Metro Pkwy STE 1 in Fort Myers lets homeowners compare full-size Fabuwood cabinet doors, countertop materials, flooring, and finished displays before approving a remodeling estimate. Bring photos and rough dimensions of your space, then review materials side by side with the same local team that will plan and manage the project.
Full door styles and finishes from Fabuwood, plus drawer hardware and organization inserts you can open and close: the things a catalog photo can't show you.
Surface samples large enough to actually judge pattern and edge profiles against your cabinet selection.
Tile and plank options laid out so you can compare them under the same light, next to the cabinets and counters you're considering.
Built displays that show how the pieces work together, constructed by the same crew that would build your project.
A visit isn't a sales appointment; it's a working session. Bring photos of your space and rough dimensions if you have them. We'll walk the displays, narrow your selections, and when the project calls for it, put your choices into a 3D design visualization so you can see your own space with those materials before construction starts. Reviewers mention this step often, and for good reason: it's much cheaper to change your mind on a screen than on a jobsite. See how those selections connect across our custom remodeling projects.
You'll usually find the same people here who run the projects, including Natan Collodetti, the owner. That matters more than it sounds: the person helping you pick a cabinet line knows how it installs, because his crew installs it.
The showroom also doubles as the easiest way to vet us. The vignettes weren't subcontracted out: the crew that built these displays is the crew that shows up at your house, and the finish standard you can inspect up close here is the standard we're agreeing to on your project. Ten minutes of opening drawers and sighting down trim lines tells you more than an hour of sales talk.
You will leave with a clearer scope, a shortlist of materials you have actually touched, and a sense of how we would approach your project.
Walk-ins are welcome, but it's worth calling ahead so we can make sure someone's free to walk the displays with you rather than catching us between site visits.
Phone photos of your current space, rough measurements, and any inspiration images. None of it needs to be polished; it just gives us a starting point.
Yes. If you already have an estimate from us, we'll pull your selections so you can review them in person before finalizing.
Yes: same address. The team that scopes, designs, and manages your project works out of the same building.
