Lee County, FL Landscaping & Exterior Permit Leads: 95 Pool, Screen & Outdoor Contractors, 96% With Phones (2026)

If you sell to the outdoor-living trades — pool builders and pool-equipment, pump, and chemical suppliers, screen-enclosure and aluminum-frame wholesalers, fence and rail distributors, paver and hardscape suppliers, landscape-supply yards, or the financing and software vendors that serve them — or you run a pool, screen, or fence company and want to see exactly who is winning work across Southwest Florida, Lee County is one of the most concentrated outdoor-living markets we track. The Fort Myers–Cape Coral metro is wall-to-wall screen cages, pools, and post-hurricane exterior rebuilds, and the county publishes its permits with the contractor named on the record. Real pool, enclosure, and exterior jobs pull permits, so this stream maps the outdoor-living businesses actually building in Lee County.

Over the last 90 days PermitGrab indexed 70 landscaping and exterior permits across Lee County, pulled by 40 distinct businesses — 13 of those permits landed in the last 30 days from 12 active firms. The newest outdoor-living filing is dated June 12, 2026, and the feed refreshes as Lee County publishes (the county posts permits in periodic batches rather than daily). City-wide, PermitGrab indexed 1,234 Lee County permits over the same 90 days, 349 of them in the last 30.

The Lee County Outdoor-Living Contractor List

Most lead products hand you an address and nothing to dial. PermitGrab builds an actual contractor list: 95 Lee County landscaping and exterior contractor profiles — pool builders, screen-enclosure and aluminum crews, fence companies, and land-development firms — each tied to real, recent permit activity, with the trade, the firm, and the most recent filing attached. Florida's DBPR contractor-licensing file lets us attach a phone number to nearly all of them: in Lee County, 91 of the 95 outdoor-living profiles carry a phone number (85 distinct numbers) — 96% phone coverage, one of the highest rates of any trade-and-market combination we publish. Pool and aluminum contractors in Florida are state-licensed, and that licensing trail is exactly what makes the phone match this strong.

We are deliberate about the phone count. A single busy screen or pool company can appear on dozens of permits, but you get one number, not dozens — and we only report a phone when licensing data gives us a real one. So the figure that matters for outreach is 85 distinct outdoor-living contractor phone numbers, every one tied to a business that pulled a real Lee County permit.

Who Is Actually Pulling the Permits

The work splits across pool and spa builders, screen-enclosure and aluminum crews, and land-development contractors prepping lots across Cape Coral and Fort Myers. Across the last 90 days the most active outdoor-living businesses by permit count include Bach Land Development (8 permits), Pinnacle USA (6), Alter Home Group (5), Fabri Tech Screen Enclosures (4), Aragon Pools and Spas, B and B Investment Development, and Crown Builds. These are the volume players, useful whether you are benchmarking competitors or selling pool equipment, aluminum and screen stock, pavers, fill and site-prep services, financing, or software into the busiest outdoor crews in Southwest Florida.

Who This List Helps

Pool-equipment, pump, and chemical suppliers reach the exact builders filing Lee County pool permits. Screen-enclosure and aluminum-frame wholesalers get a vetted list of the crews rebuilding cages across the metro — Fabri Tech Screen Enclosures alone filed four permits in the window. Fence, rail, and paver distributors reach demonstrably operating exterior firms instead of stale directory listings. Site-prep, fill, and equipment-rental vendors see land-development filers like Bach Land Development the week their permits post. Subcontractors and landscapers use the list in reverse: a pool or enclosure permit means a project that still needs decking, electrical bonding, screening, and finish landscaping — and the feed names the filing contractor with a phone number attached.

And if you are one of these outdoor-living contractors yourself, the same feed shows every permit your competitors filed — which streets, which job types, how often — plus the full Lee County permit stream across all trades, where general contractors and remodelers surface projects that need pools, cages, and fences next.

What This Costs

PermitGrab is $149/month flat. No per-lead pricing, no bidding against other subscribers, no reselling the same contact to five of your competitors. You get the full Lee County feed — every permit, every named contractor, every phone number we can verify — refreshed as the county publishes, plus every other market we cover at no extra charge. Compare that to buying “exclusive” leads one at a time: a single closed pool or enclosure job pays for years of the subscription.

Start with the live Lee County permit feed, see the roster for yourself, and start a free trial when you are ready to pull the list.