Resources
Guides for Naples owners
Costs, condo boards, permits and the rules that shape a Naples remodel, written plainly by a licensed contractor.
Naples remodeling cost guide 2026What kitchens, baths and whole homes cost in Naples, and how to compare quotes.
Condo board approval checklistThe sixteen documents a Naples condo board expects with a renovation application.
The FEMA 50% rule in NaplesHow the City of Naples and Collier County count it, and how we check it.
Collier County permitsWhich jobs need a permit, which office issues it and how long it takes.
How to check a contractor licenseThe one-minute check on the state portal before you sign with anyone.What the board package contains
Sent on top of every association application, with the building's own form first. Sixteen enclosures:
- Association application
- Owner authorization
- License copy and DBPR printout
- Insurance certificate naming the association's exact legal name
- Workers' compensation
- Plain-English scope letter: no changes to exterior walls, windows, balcony or shared structure
- Existing and proposed drawings
- Product list and spec sheets
- Flooring and sound-control details
- Engineering letter if required
- Work schedule inside the approved window, with noisy days marked
- Building logistics plan: elevator, parking, loading, debris route, common-area protection
- Signed rules acknowledgment
- Emergency contacts and water shut-off plan
- Fees and deposits
- The permit application or issued permit
We never promise approval or a date. The board decides. Florida condo law on alterations: Statute 718.113.
Florida Certified General Contractor CGC1534542.
Not the cheapest. Never a surprise.
Tell us about the room. We'll send a price you can check.
A written, itemized estimate after the walkthrough, held for 30 days, with the payment schedule and warranty attached. No pressure visit, no lump sums.
Text a photo of your kitchen to (239) 000-0000We reply with a price range, not a sales call.