Alliance Construction & Renovation is a licensed general contractor in Fort Myers, Florida, handling projects that need more than a single trade: structural changes, permitted construction, and jobs where several crews have to show up in the right order. We manage the plan, the permits, the schedule, and the subcontractors so you deal with one accountable team from the first walkthrough to the final inspection.


Most of our general contracting work falls into six buckets:
One point of contact, a scope document you can hold us to, and a schedule you can actually plan around. Our owner, Natan Collodetti, is on job sites regularly: clients mention it in their reviews more than almost anything else.
We prepare the permit package, submit it to the county, and schedule every inspection. Permit sensitivity runs high in Lee County, and unpermitted work surfaces at appraisal or resale; we don't let that happen to our clients.
Load-bearing wall removals, beam installations, and openings cut into concrete block. Structural changes get engineering sign-off before anyone swings a hammer.
When the project adds square footage, it runs through our dedicated home additions team: design, engineering coordination, and county permitting under one roof.
Impact-rated windows and doors, reinforced openings, and envelope upgrades that meet Florida Building Code wind requirements. In Southwest Florida this is code compliance, not an upsell.
Offices, retail spaces, and tenant improvements; see our commercial remodeling page for how we run those projects.
We hold Florida license CBC1268590, carry a BBB A+ rating, and have a 5.0 Google rating from clients across Fort Myers and Southwest Florida. General contracting is the coordination layer behind everything we build, including custom remodeling projects. The same team that manages your structural work also runs kitchens, baths, and additions. And because many of our clients are seasonal residents, we're used to running projects for owners who are out of state, with photo updates and clear communication at every step.
If the job involves structural changes, multiple trades, or anything requiring a permit, Florida law and common sense both point to a licensed contractor. A handyman is fine for repairs; construction needs accountability.
Yes. We're licensed under CBC1268590 and carry the insurance that license requires. You can verify the license on the Florida DBPR website.
We do. Permits, inspections, and county coordination are part of our scope on every permitted job.
Yes: seasonal owners make up a good share of our schedule. We send progress updates and photos, and decisions get handled by phone and email without slowing the job down.
We walk the project, then price it line by line before you commit. It depends on scope, so we don't quote from generic square-foot numbers.
Yes. Homes are the core of our work, and we take on offices, retail, and tenant buildouts as well.