The Cape Coral Construction Industry Association -
Serving the Cape Coral Community since 1971

The Cape Coral Construction Industry Association (CCCIA) is here for the benefit of those engaged in construction related industries in the City of Cape Coral.

Cape Coral contractors, realtors, financers, electricians, plumbers, roofers... virtually any business related to the construction industry, will enjoy many benefits with a membership to The CCCIA. Our members represent the finest business leaders in the Cape Coral area. Leaders that care about our community and work proactively to promote and protect it.

Existing Members- Save 25%-75% on your renewal dues! Possibly earn a free membership!

The CCCIA has kicked off an exciting new Membership Incentive program! Offer is limited to four new members (but no need to stop there!) with a maximum benefit of one year free membership. Now, what's better than free?!? Don't miss this opportunity to participate and help create a STRONGER association and earn a discount for your company in the process. CCCIA members prefer to do business with other members and we must continue to look within the association for business partners. Got questions? Call Crystal at the CCCIA office for details, 772-0027.

The Concourse on the Cape

Calling it “the swim center” is not doing this facility justice. This new development “The Concourse” is not only designed to be a world class swim facility, but also includes a hotel and conference center, swim school, and Swimming Hall of Fame. Also included in the first phase of this development are 20 tennis courts, tennis hall of fame, and a commercial center. Phases 2 and 3 add additional commercial space, restaurants, and an educational business park. Currently, the vacant land provides no revenue for the City, while still being part of the City’s debt service. You can help by signing the petition in support of this project and by getting as many signatures as you can. Let’s encourage our city to move forward with this project. Download Keep it in the Cape petition and instructions.

BUSINESS INDUSTRY SERVICES - NEW EVENING CLASSES CAPE CORAL!

BIS is excited to be able to also offer evening classes in Cape Coral beginning late January. Download information

PERMITTING FEE INCREASE- CAPE CORAL

The Cape Coral City Council has approved an increase in permitting fees. The increase to miscellaneous permits is effective July 6, 2009. The increase in permitting fees for new construction are effective August 31, 2009. View the new permitting fees. [ members only ]

The method by which the new construction permitting fees is also changing. To get the necessary document associated with these fees, click here. [ members only ]

An agreement has been reached between the CCCIA and the City concerning expected levels of service under the new fee schedule. To see the communication from the City outlining these levels of service, click here. [ members only ] To obtain current DCD phone listing, click here [ members only ].

We have calculated old vs new fees for four sample projects. To see those comparisons, click here. [ members only ]

2009 Awards of Excellence Holiday Party & Annual Installation of Officers

Support Your Local Cape Coral Businesses!

We are COMMITTED to help promote and network your business more effectively, more efficiently, and more affordably to the local COMMUNITY and are COMPASSIONATE about giving back to our local community through charities, social groups and organizations.

Attention CCCIA Members - Smalltooth Sawfish

The federal government (namely the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and the National Marine Fisheries Service) recently drafted a rule that would designate habitats where the smalltooth sawfish can be found. This fish was placed on the endangered species list, and in a subsequent law suit settlement, they agreed to do this. In this rule, all of the Cape Coral canals south of Pine Island Road have been identified as habitat for this fish. Click here to view letter | Click here to review ruling [ members only ]

Read the public input regarding the Smalltooth Sawfish submitted by the CCCIA.

ICANstruction needs your leftover building materials! New and used home improvement materials are accepted. Contractors can donate unused materials to a non-profit association creating a win-win-win situation. Less waste for our landfills and reducing debris costs, all the while benefiting the community. Building materials are sold to the public at a discount and ICAN raises much needed funds for the the Island Coast AIDS Network. To make a construction material contribution please call (239) 997-4226. All donations are tax deductible. Visit www.icanswfl.org to learn more.