Masonry contractor in Three Oaks, FL - block, brick and pavers done right
Select Bonita Springs Masonry & Concrete is a masonry contractor based in Bonita Springs that works in Three Oaks, repairing block walls, brick and mortar joints and building paver driveways, walkways and garden walls for homes here.
Three Oaks as we see it on the job
Three Oaks sits in south-central Lee County, with Estero to the south, San Carlos Park to the west and I-75 running down its east side. It's not its own city. It's mostly residential subdivisions, and the houses we walk up to are usually concrete block with stucco, with paver driveways, pool decks and low garden walls out front and back.
That shapes most of the calls we get. On block homes like these, the trouble usually shows up at the joints, the garden walls and the pavers, and the fix usually starts with whatever is underneath.
What working in Three Oaks means for your job
Three Oaks isn't an incorporated city, so permits here come from the county. Lee County's Community Development office issues the residential permits for construction, remodeling and demolition in unincorporated areas. When your job needs one, I check with them and we file it ourselves. Nothing gets built until the permit is in hand, so the permit usually sets the start date. Before you hire anyone, check their state contractor license with Florida's Department of Business and Professional Regulation. A certified license covers all of Florida. A registered one only counts where the holder has a local certificate of competency, so ask which kind they have. Anyone doing business here also needs a Lee County Business Tax Account, but that's a tax receipt. It doesn't vouch for anyone's work. We're licensed and fully insured.
We get here off I-75 at Alico Road, and in the same week we might be up here and down in Orangetree on the Collier side. If your house is right by Estero, check your address, because projects inside Estero's limits may need their permits through the village instead of the county. Price comes down to the size of the job, how much old work has to come out before new goes in, the material you pick and how easy it is to get the crew and pallets to the spot. The schedule depends more on the permit and the material order than on the labor. You get your own number on a written estimate after I've seen the job.
Is your Three Oaks property a good fit for us?
Block walls and brick accents here crack and lose mortar at the joints, and once water gets in, the damage spreads behind the face where you can't see it. Sometimes a wall can be saved with masonry restoration, meaning we cut out the bad mortar, repoint it and reset what's loose. Sometimes it can't. When it can't, I'll tell you, because patching a wall that's already failing means you pay twice.
Paver driveways and walkways sink and go uneven when the base under them wasn't packed right. Sanding over a dip won't fix it, so we pull up the pavers, rebuild the base and lay them back level.
Get a free on-site masonry estimate in Three Oaks
Send the form and we'll get back to you within one business day to set a time. I come out to your Three Oaks house myself, look at the job and give you a written estimate. It's free, and there's no obligation.
(239) 256-7568How it works when you call us in Three Oaks
Call or send the form
Call (239) 256-7568 or fill out the form with your address and what's going on. A few photos of the crack or the area help me plan the visit.
I look at it myself
I come out to your house and walk the job with you. I'll tell you straight what it needs and what isn't worth the money.
Get your written estimate
You get the estimate in writing, so you can set it beside anyone else's and compare. Take your time with it.
We file any permit first
If the job needs a Lee County permit, we file it ourselves and keep you posted. Work starts once the permit is in hand.
We build, check and clean
Our own crew does the work, and I'm on site checking it as it goes up. We clean up before we call it done.
Brick, block and stone work
Three Oaks masonry questions, answered
How much does masonry work cost in Three Oaks, FL?
A repair usually costs less than a rebuild, but only when what's there is sound enough to keep, and I'll tell you if it isn't. Brick and natural stone run higher than block or concrete pavers, and a tight side yard or a long carry from the street adds labor. Your price comes on the written estimate after I've seen the job.
Do I need a permit for a paver driveway in Three Oaks?
Lee County's permit list includes a Driveway Permit for residential driveways, so expect the county to be involved in a new paver drive. If the project means clearing land, the county also requires a Vegetation Removal Permit. We confirm what applies to your address before anything is scheduled.
How do I get a permit to fix a storm-damaged wall in Three Oaks?
Storm damage repairs in unincorporated Lee County go through the county's Emergency Permitting, run by the same office that handles regular permits. Photograph the damage before anything gets cleared away, then call us so I can see what has to be rebuilt and what can be saved.
How do I find my home's flood zone in Three Oaks, FL?
Look up your address on the Lee County website, which shows home details like flood zones, evacuation zones and trash days. The official flood maps for the National Flood Insurance Program are on FEMA's flood map pages. Have it handy when I come out, since it's part of planning anything built close to the ground.
Which building code applies to masonry work in Three Oaks?
Florida's statewide building code applies here, and the current version is the 8th Edition, from 2023. The state's Florida Building Code site also has materials on a 2026 update, so check there to see what's in force.
What happens to the debris from a masonry job in Three Oaks?
On covered permitted projects, such as residential building or demolition work, Lee County requires that half the waste from the site be recycled at county-approved facilities. When a tear-out falls under that rule, we plan the haul-off around it.
Get your Three Oaks masonry job looked at
Call (239) 256-7568 or use the form, because a crack or a sinking paver caught early usually means less to tear out.