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FORT MYERS EIFS & STUCCO CONTRACTORS
Fort Myers EIFS Installation, New Stucco Systems & Exterior Finishes.
FESG installs EIFS and stucco exterior systems for new homes, additions, remodels, multifamily buildings, and commercial projects across Fort Myers and Lee County. We plan the wall assembly, insulation, reinforcement, finish, transitions, and architectural details as one complete exterior system.
Complete Exterior Solutions
EIFS, stucco repair, parging, faux wood, mouldings, and recoating.
Tampa–Naples Corridor Service
Residential, multifamily, and select commercial exterior work from Tampa Bay through Sarasota and Fort Myers to Naples.
Trusted By Homeowners & Builders
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DEVELOPMENTS
1,250+ Homes Completed
Homes Completed
13+ Years of Exterior Experience
Years of Exterior Experience
100% 5-Star Review Rate
5-Star Review Rate
100% Code-Compliant Installations
Code-Compliant Installations
FORT MYERS EXTERIOR SERVICES
EIFS & Stucco Installation Services in Fort Myers
FESG handles new wall systems, additions, finish selection, foundation work, and complete exterior installation in Fort Myers. The scope is planned around the building assembly, architectural details, access, finish intent, and construction sequence rather than a repair-first diagnosis.
INSTALLATIONEIFS Stucco Installation
Complete EIFS exterior systems with continuous insulation, reinforced base coat, mesh, acrylic finishes, and clean detailing for Fort Myers projects.
- Continuous insulation
- Reinforced base coat & mesh
- Acrylic finish options
For new construction, additions, and exterior upgrades, we coordinate the EIFS layers and transitions as one assembly so the substrate, insulation, reinforcement, openings, trims, and finish are planned together instead of treated as separate cosmetic steps.
REPAIRStucco Finish Systems & Colour Selection
New stucco and acrylic finish work planned around the building design, texture, colour, architectural details, and surrounding materials.
- Texture selection
- Colour coordination
- Full-elevation finishing
On installation projects, finish selection happens before the final coat goes on. We coordinate texture, colour, trim lines, transitions, and elevation breaks so the finished exterior looks intentional across the whole building rather than like a collection of disconnected wall areas.
PARGING & FOUNDATION FINISHESParging & Foundation Finishes
New parging and lower-wall finishes for exposed block, concrete, foundation walls, and transitions below the primary stucco or EIFS system.
- Block and concrete
- Foundation finishes
- Lower-wall transitions
Foundation and lower-wall areas need to visually and physically transition into the main exterior system. We plan parging and compatible finishes around the substrate, grade conditions, adjacent wall materials, and the overall exterior design.
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PROJECT PROOF
Real FESG work: repairs, builder homes and commercial exteriors.
Before & after · Fort Myers
Algae-damaged dormer: stucco repair and renovation
A Fort Myers home where roof runoff kept the dormer wet, and algae and mold had turned the stucco green and black, worst along the roof line and below the window. This was mostly a repair job: we cleaned the stucco gently, repaired the damaged areas, then renovated the finish so the wall, the arched window surround and the trim band are clean and uniform again.
How we repair algae and mold on stucco dormers →
For builders
EIFS on new homes for builders like Centennial
Much of our work is new construction for home builders. This is one of the homes we finished for Centennial Homes: EIFS columns, balcony surrounds and wall panels in two colors. Builders bring us in for the parts of the elevation that make the house look custom.
- EIFS and stucco sequenced around framing, windows, roofing and the builder's closing schedule
- The same details, reveals and finish standard repeated house after house across a phase
- One crew lead the site super can call, with clean staging and cleanup on occupied streets
Commercial
Harvey's drive-thru and retail plaza
A restaurant pad with a drive-thru, anchoring a strip of storefronts. The EIFS and stucco had to look sharp under signage and night lighting, stay consistent from unit to unit, and get done around open businesses and a working drive-thru lane.
For Fort Myers plazas, storefronts and offices we plan the work by elevation and tenant, so customers can still get in the door.
FORT MYERS INSTALLATION PROJECTS
New EIFS and stucco work starts with the wall assembly — not the finish colour.
A good installation plan starts before finish material is ordered. We review the substrate, wall type, openings, elevations, transitions, architectural details, access, and finish intent so the exterior can be installed as a coordinated system from the beginning.
New single-family construction
Complete exterior installation for new homes where the wall assembly, openings, trim lines, finish texture, and colour can be coordinated before installation begins.
Additions and new exterior walls
New additions need a system that ties into the existing building while still giving the new wall its own complete substrate, reinforcement, finish, and transition plan.
Remodels, openings and façade changes
Window and door changes, infilled openings, new projections, and façade redesigns often create new exterior areas that need to be built and finished as part of the remodeled elevation.
Architectural details and finish design
Bands, trim, reveals, build-outs, texture changes, and colour breaks can be planned into the installation instead of added as an afterthought once the main wall is finished.
Multifamily and apartment installation
Larger projects benefit from consistent details, repeatable finish standards, staged elevations, organized access, and a clear sequence across multiple units or buildings.
Commercial exterior systems
Retail, office, hospitality, and other commercial projects can combine EIFS, stucco finishes, architectural features, and lower-wall materials into a coordinated exterior scope.
CHOOSE THE EXTERIOR SYSTEM
EIFS and traditional stucco are different assemblies, so installation starts by choosing the right system.
Fort Myers projects may call for EIFS, cement-based stucco, exposed masonry finishes, or a combination of systems. We identify what the plans, substrate, building type, details, and finish goals require before material selection and installation sequencing are finalized.
Traditional / hardcoat stucco installation
Cement-based stucco is installed as a compatible wall assembly over the approved substrate and accessories, then brought to the selected texture and finish. The exact reinforcement, thickness, and detailing depend on the wall construction and project requirements.
EIFS / synthetic stucco installation
EIFS combines exterior insulation with reinforced base coat, mesh, acrylic finish, and detailed transitions around openings and terminations. Each layer has to work with the next, which is why the system should be planned as a complete assembly.
Have plans, elevations, wall sections, or a finish schedule? Send them with the project address. They give us a much better starting point for an installation scope than finish photos alone.
NEW INSTALL, ADDITION OR RE-FINISH?
The installation scope should follow what is actually being built.
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New construction: plan the complete wall system
When the building or wall is new, the exterior can be planned from substrate through final finish with openings, accessories, reinforcement, and architectural details coordinated from the start.
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Addition or remodel: design the tie-in
New walls and openings have to meet existing elevations cleanly. The transition between old and new work should be planned before finish application begins.
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Existing building upgrade: define what stays
If an existing exterior is being upgraded rather than replaced completely, we first define which substrates and finishes remain so the new installation can terminate and transition correctly.
INSTALLATION ESTIMATE PREP
What to send us for a useful Fort Myers installation estimate.
Plans and dimensions are more useful than a single close-up when the job is new installation. The goal is to understand the wall area, substrate, height, openings, finish expectations, details, access, and schedule before pricing the exterior scope.
- Architectural plans or exterior elevations if available
- Approximate wall square footage or building dimensions
- Wall substrate or construction type if known
- Number of stories and any access or staging constraints
- Desired finish texture, colour, trim, bands, or architectural details
- Project address and target construction schedule
FORT MYERS INSTALLATION COST FACTORS
What drives the cost of a new EIFS or stucco installation.
Installation pricing is driven by the complete scope, not only a square-foot finish number. Wall area, substrate, system type, height, openings, details, access, finish selection, sequencing, and schedule all affect how much labour and material the project requires.
Wall area
Total exterior area establishes the base quantity of system materials, reinforcement, finish, and labour.
Substrate & system
EIFS, cement-based stucco, masonry, framed walls, and mixed assemblies require different materials and installation sequences.
Height & access
Upper stories, lifts, scaffolding, tight access, and site logistics change setup and production.
Openings & details
Windows, doors, bands, trim, reveals, projections, and transitions add detailing beyond flat wall area.
Finish & schedule
Texture, colour, multiple finish zones, sequencing with other trades, and accelerated schedules can change production requirements.
Send plans or photos for an installation estimate •Plans, elevations, wall area, substrate, access, finish selections, and schedule give us a much better pricing basis than a generic square-foot number.
INSTALLATION PROJECT TYPES
Fort Myers installation work from new homes to complete multifamily and commercial exteriors.
These installation scopes are built around projects where new exterior material is being installed: complete new construction, additions and remodels, multifamily buildings, and commercial exterior systems that need coordinated wall assemblies and consistent finishes.
New Homes & Additions
Complete EIFS or stucco installation for new residential construction, additions, remodels, and new exterior wall areas.
Multifamily & Apartment Exteriors
Repeatable exterior systems, consistent details, staged installation, and finish coordination across multiple elevations, units, or buildings.
Commercial EIFS & Stucco Systems
New exterior systems for retail, office, hospitality, mixed-use, and renovation projects requiring coordinated finishes and architectural details.
FORT MYERS COVERAGE
Fort Myers installation coverage centered on the city and nearby Lee County projects.
Fort Myers is the primary service area for this page.
This service area is focused on installation work in Fort Myers. We also review new construction, additions, multifamily, and commercial exterior scopes in nearby Lee County communities based on project size, access, schedule, and location.
River DistrictMcGregor corridorWhiskey CreekGatewayBuckinghamIonaNorth Fort MyersNearby Lee County
FORT MYERS INSTALLATION + PERMIT CONTEXT
New exterior systems have to be planned for Florida exposure and the project’s permit scope.
Fort Myers exterior construction is exposed to intense sun, heavy rain, wind-driven weather, and major storm events. The City of Fort Myers also lists siding/stucco among examples of work requiring a permit. For installation projects, the wall system, transitions, openings, project documents, and permit path should be coordinated before work starts rather than treated as finish-only decisions.
Weather exposure affects detailingOpenings, terminations, lower walls, roof interfaces, and other transitions need to be considered as part of the exterior system instead of after the finish is installed.
Installation scope can involve permittingNew construction, additions, alterations, and exterior system work should be coordinated with the applicable Fort Myers permitting requirements for the actual project.
System selection comes before finish selectionInsulation, substrate, reinforcement, accessories, transitions, and finish all depend on the exterior assembly being installed. The colour is only one part of that decision.
FORT MYERS FAQ
Fort Myers questions about EIFS, stucco installation and new exterior systems.
Do you install new EIFS systems in Fort Myers?
Yes. FESG handles EIFS installation for new construction, additions, remodels, and larger residential, multifamily, and commercial exterior projects in the Fort Myers service area.
What information do you need to price a new EIFS installation?
Plans or elevations, approximate wall area, project address, wall construction or substrate, number of stories, finish expectations, architectural details, and target schedule are the most useful starting points.
Can you install EIFS on an addition and match the existing house?
Yes, where the existing wall and project conditions allow it. The new wall still needs a complete system and a planned transition into the existing exterior. Texture, colour, age, and the location of the tie-in affect how closely the finish can blend.
Do you work on multifamily or apartment installation projects?
Yes. Multifamily scopes can be organized by building, elevation, access, system details, and finish standards so repeated areas are installed consistently.
Do you install exterior architectural bands and details?
Architectural details can be incorporated into EIFS and stucco exterior scopes when they are compatible with the project design and wall system. It is best to plan them before the primary wall installation is underway.
Can you help choose stucco texture and colour?
Yes. We can review finish options in the context of the building design, surrounding materials, elevation breaks, trim, and the amount of wall area being finished.
Does new stucco or EIFS work in Fort Myers require permits?
The City of Fort Myers lists siding/stucco among examples of work requiring a permit. The exact requirements depend on the project, so new construction, additions, alterations, and exterior system work should be coordinated with the applicable permitting authority before work begins.
Can I send plans instead of only photos for an estimate?
Yes. For installation work, plans and elevations are often more useful than photos because they show wall dimensions, openings, building height, transitions, and the overall exterior scope.
FORT MYERS ESTIMATES
Send plans, elevations or project photos with your installation request.
For new exterior work, plans and wide project views help us understand wall area, height, openings, substrate, details, finish intent, access, and schedule before we call you back.
New EIFS and stucco installation Residential, multifamily and commercial Plans, elevations and project photos welcome
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FESG EIFS & stucco installation serving Fort Myers, Florida.
View the Fort Myers service area and reach our team for new EIFS installation, stucco finish systems, additions, architectural details, parging, multifamily exteriors, and commercial installation projects across Fort Myers and nearby Lee County communities.
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