Lee, Collier & Charlotte Counties
Fort Myers Licensed General Contractor
Brian Cappucci holds CGC1531080 — a Florida Certified General Contractor license valid statewide. That means he can pull permits in Lee, Collier, and Charlotte counties and be held accountable by the Florida DBPR.
What's Included
Full General Contracting Services
- New home construction — ground-up residential builds
- Home additions and second story additions
- Full home renovations — kitchens, baths, whole-house
- Structural repairs and modifications
- Permit procurement in Lee, Collier, and Charlotte Counties
- Licensed subcontractor bid review and coordination
- Inspection scheduling and code compliance management
- Construction budget management and cost controls
- Material sourcing and procurement
- Garage conversions and ADU construction
How It Works
Ground Break Through Final Inspection
Site Visit and Scope Development
Brian visits, evaluates structural conditions, documents what's needed, and builds a comprehensive scope of work — before any contractor bids are collected.
Permit Application and Sub Bid Review
Brian submits permit applications to the county, reviews subcontractor bids against scope, and assigns work to the right licensed trades for each phase.
Managed Construction to Final Inspection
Brian manages each phase on-site — sequencing trades, scheduling inspections, and ensuring every element meets Florida Building Code before the project closes out.
Common Questions
General Contractor FAQ
What's the difference between a certified and registered contractor in Florida?
A Certified contractor (CGC) holds a statewide license issued by the Florida DBPR — they can work anywhere in Florida. A Registered contractor is county-specific and cannot operate outside their registered jurisdiction. Brian holds a Certified license (CGC1531080) — statewide authority.
Can I verify Brian's license?
Yes — search CGC1531080 at MyFloridaLicense.com. You'll see his license status, license type (Certified General Contractor), and any disciplinary history. Clean record.
Do I need a GC for a home addition?
In Florida, any structural, electrical, or plumbing work over $1,000 requires a licensed contractor. Home additions always require a licensed GC to pull permits and manage the project through county inspection. No licensed GC means no permit, which means no legal structure.
Do you handle pool installations?
Brian supervises pool installation projects and coordinates all subcontractors — excavation, plumbing, electrical, decking, and screen enclosure. He manages the full pool and outdoor living build as a single, sequenced job rather than letting disconnected subs show up out of order.
Start Your Project
Licensed GC — Accountable to the Florida DBPR
CGC1531080 — statewide FL license. Permits pulled. Inspections passed. Brian on-site.