Quick Answer: JY Mega FC Construction is a licensed general contractor serving Cape Coral, FL. We handle kitchen remodeling, bathroom renovations, home additions, roofing, plumbing, and HVAC — all under one roof with 4 state licenses. Serving Cape Coral and Southwest Florida for 20+ years. Call 239-378-5266.
Building in the Canal Capital of the World
Cape Coral has over 400 miles of canals — more than any city in the world. Most lots are either on a canal, near one, or on fill dirt placed over what used to be wetlands. This affects foundation work, drainage, and what you can and can't build where.
Before we touch anything structural on a canal lot, we pull a survey and check setbacks. Lee County has specific waterfront setback requirements that vary by canal type — freshwater vs. saltwater — and they're strictly enforced. Miss a setback by six inches and you're tearing it down.
We've worked Cape Coral canal properties for two decades. We know which zones flood, which lots have fill issues, and which areas require additional engineering before you can add a room or pour a slab.
Salt Air Destroys Cheap Materials
Salt air in Cape Coral is aggressive. Aluminum corrodes, standard fasteners rust, and cheap cabinet finishes bubble within 2–3 years in waterfront homes. We've opened up walls on canal-front houses and found structural screws turned to powder.
We use stainless fasteners, marine-grade materials where it matters, and cabinet lines rated for high-humidity environments. If a contractor quotes you standard materials on a canal property, that's a red flag. You'll be replacing it again in three years.
Cape Coral Permitting — What You Need to Know
Lee County permitting runs through the Cape Coral Building Division for properties within city limits and through the Lee County Building Department for unincorporated areas. Processing times run 2–6 weeks depending on scope. Simple permits like a water heater swap come back faster. Structural additions and re-roofs take longer.
We handle all submissions — you don't have to chase the building department. We hold CGC1536790 (general), CCC1336198 (roofing), CFC1433356 (plumbing), and CAC1823726 (HVAC) — all active Florida state licenses. We pull our own permits and don't sub out licensed work to unlicensed crews.
That matters because if something goes wrong — a failed inspection, a code question, a change order — you're dealing with the company that pulled the permit, not a sub who disappeared.
Kitchen Remodeling in Cape Coral Waterfront Homes
Kitchen remodeling in Cape Coral waterfront homes often involves cabinet replacement due to humidity damage — swollen boxes, delaminating doors, drawer slides that won't close. We see this constantly in homes built in the 80s and 90s.
If you're doing a kitchen remodel and your existing cabinets are original to the house, budget for full replacement rather than refacing. The boxes are usually shot. Refacing a damaged box is putting lipstick on a problem — it looks good for six months, then the doors start sagging again.
We spec cabinets with plywood boxes, soft-close hardware, and finishes rated for coastal environments. Costs more upfront. Lasts 20 years instead of 5.
HVAC in Cape Coral — Sized Right or It Fails Early
HVAC in Cape Coral runs 10–11 months a year. Systems need to be properly sized for the actual heat load of your home — an undersized unit cycles constantly, can't keep up on August afternoons, and fails early. An oversized unit short-cycles, doesn't dehumidify properly, and drives up your electric bill.
We do Manual J load calculations before specifying any system. We hold CAC1823726 and do our own HVAC work — no third-party sub. When we install a system, we're responsible for it performing correctly.
Our Services in Cape Coral
Every service listed here is performed by our licensed crews — not farmed out to subs you've never met.
Kitchen Remodeling
Cabinet replacement, countertops, layout changes, and full gut remodels. We spec marine-grade materials for canal-front kitchens — standard finishes don't survive Cape Coral humidity.
Bathroom Renovation
Tile showers, vanity replacement, layout reconfiguration, and ADA conversions. Cape Coral bathrooms get more moisture than most — we use Kerdi waterproofing systems and mold-resistant drywall as standard.
Home Additions
Room additions, second stories, and in-law suites. Canal lots require setback verification before design starts. We handle the survey, engineering, and permit before breaking ground.
Roofing
Tile, metal, and shingle roofing. Cape Coral's wind zone requirements mean specific fastener patterns and underlayment specs. We hold CCC1336198 and do our own roofing — no sub-contractor.
HVAC
AC installation, repair, and maintenance. Manual J load calculations on every install. Systems sized for Cape Coral's 10–11 month cooling season. License CAC1823726.
Plumbing
Repiping, water heater installation, leak repair, and drain cleaning. Cape Coral's mineral-heavy water corrodes copper pipes — we see failing pipes in homes 15–20 years old. License CFC1433356.
Leak Detection
Non-invasive leak detection using acoustic sensors and thermal imaging. Cape Coral's slab foundations and high water tables make slab leaks common — and expensive if you don't catch them early.
Service Area
We're based in Southwest Florida and serve Cape Coral, Fort Myers, Bonita Springs, Estero, Sanibel, Pine Island, and North Fort Myers. If you're within Lee or Collier County, we can get to your property.
Cape Coral Contractor FAQ
1How much does a home renovation cost in Cape Coral FL?
Kitchen remodels in Cape Coral run $35,000–$100,000+ depending on size and finishes. Bathroom renovations cost $15,000–$50,000. Home additions range from $180–$350 per square foot. Full home renovations on canal properties typically cost more — marine-grade materials, additional waterfront setback engineering, and stricter permit requirements add to the total. We give you a fixed number before work starts.
2Do I need a permit for remodeling in Cape Coral?
If it's structural, electrical, plumbing, or mechanical — yes. That includes wall removal, window replacements, re-roofing, HVAC changeouts, water heater swaps, and any addition. Cosmetic work like painting, flooring, and cabinet refacing doesn't require a permit. Properties inside Cape Coral city limits go through the Cape Coral Building Division. Properties in unincorporated areas outside city limits go through the Lee County Building Department. We handle the entire submission — you don't deal with the building department.
3Does JY Mega FC Construction serve Cape Coral?
Yes. We've been working in Cape Coral for over 20 years. We serve all of Cape Coral — southwest, southeast, northwest, northeast, Burnt Store corridor, and every canal zone. Call 239-378-5266 for a free estimate.
4What general contractor services are available in Cape Coral FL?
We handle kitchen remodeling, bathroom renovations, home additions, roofing, HVAC installation and repair, plumbing, leak detection, window replacement, and whole-home renovations. We hold four Florida state licenses — general contractor (CGC1536790), roofing (CCC1336198), plumbing (CFC1433356), and HVAC (CAC1823726). That means one contractor, one contract, and no finger-pointing between subs.
5How long does a kitchen remodel take in Cape Coral?
A cosmetic refresh — new counters, backsplash, paint — takes 2–3 weeks. A mid-range remodel with new cabinets and layout changes runs 8–12 weeks of construction. A full gut remodel with structural changes takes 12–16 weeks. Add 2–6 weeks on top for Lee County permitting before construction starts. We build the permit timeline into your project schedule so there are no surprises.
6Can you handle roofing and HVAC in Cape Coral?
Yes — with our own licenses and our own crews. CCC1336198 covers roofing. CAC1823726 covers HVAC. That means one contractor manages your roof replacement and your AC system under one contract. No coordinating between a roofer, an AC company, and a GC. If something goes wrong, there's one phone number to call.
7What areas near Cape Coral do you serve?
Cape Coral, Fort Myers, Bonita Springs, Estero, Sanibel, Pine Island, and North Fort Myers. We also serve Naples, Marco Island, and the rest of Southwest Florida.
8Are you licensed to work in Lee County?
Yes. Our four Florida state licenses are valid statewide. CGC1536790 covers general construction. CCC1336198 covers roofing. CFC1433356 covers plumbing. CAC1823726 covers HVAC. You can verify all four on the Florida DBPR website at myfloridalicense.com — search by license number or by company name, JY Mega FC Construction.
Last Updated: May 2026