McLeod's Construction, Paint & Restoration

McLeod's Construction is a full-service restoration and construction team based in Fort Myers. The company holds state license number CGC1535021 and focuses on waterproofing, sealant solutions, concrete and stucco restoration, window and door replacement, and commercial and high-rise painting. They also handle interior restoration and elevator pit restoration.

The business operates Monday through Friday, 8 AM–5 PM, with Friday hours ending at 4 PM. You can reach them at (239) 282-0891 or visit their website at http://mcleodsconstruction.com/ to request a free consultation.

McLeod's Construction rates 4.3 out of 5 stars from 17 customer reviews on Google. The company emphasizes honest communication, timely project timelines, attention to detail, and safety protocols on every job site.

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