We build new tiki huts from the ground up across Cape Coral and Southwest Florida. Each hut is designed for your site — footprint, height, and roof style — with your choice of synthetic or natural thatch so it stands up to Gulf Coast sun, rain, and wind.
Small single-post or umbrella-style huts suit Cape Coral lanais and tight yards. Larger multi-post huts work for dining areas, tiki bars, and outdoor kitchens along canal-front lots. We recommend dimensions and roof pitch based on your location and Florida building practice.
Framing uses pressure-treated or otherwise durable wood. Thatch is either synthetic for long-lasting, low-maintenance shade or natural palm for a classic look. We advise on the best fit for your budget and Cape Coral waterfront or poolside setting.
Poolside huts, backyard retreats, dock structures, and commercial bar or restaurant huts are all in scope. We handle framing, thatch, and tie-ins to decks or existing structures throughout Lee County.
Where Cape Coral or Lee County permits are required, we work with local rules and help you understand what's needed. Once approved, we schedule the build and keep you updated so the project stays on track.
Timeline depends on size, permits, and weather. Small to medium huts often complete in a few days to a couple of weeks once materials and permits are in place.
Yes. We can build on an existing deck or lanai if the structure is sound and can support the load. We assess the deck and recommend any reinforcement before building.
From small single-post huts up to large commercial structures. Share your approximate footprint and use — dining, bar, lounge — and we'll propose dimensions and a quote.