Areas we cover around Naples

• Naples

  Center

  The City of Naples has its own building department. Many addresses with a Naples mailing address sit outside city limits in unincorporated Collier County, where the county handles permits instead.

• Pelican Bay

  6 mi N

  A planned community in north Naples with high-rise condominiums and single-family neighborhoods. Condo and HOA rules often decide where a crane can park and when it can work, so check with the association before booking.

• Golden Gate

  7 mi NE

  East of Naples off Golden Gate Parkway and I-75, in unincorporated Collier County. Golden Gate Estates beyond it has large lots, where reaching the setup spot can matter more than the lift.

• East Naples

  5 mi SE

  Along US 41 East toward Collier Boulevard, in unincorporated Collier County. A mix of older homes, newer subdivisions and commercial lots.

• Marco Island

  15 mi S

  Reached from the mainland by the S.S. Jolley Bridge on SR 951. The City of Marco Island runs its own building department. Many homes sit on canals with seawalls.

• Bonita Springs

  14 mi N

  North of Naples in Lee County, with its own city government. A Lee County job may be at the edge of a Naples operator’s range, so include the ZIP on the form.

• Estero

  20 mi N

  North of Bonita Springs in Lee County, incorporated as a village in 2014. Same note on range as Bonita Springs.

• Ave Maria

  26 mi NE

  A planned town in eastern Collier County, reached by Oil Well Road or Camp Keais Road. Travel time from a Naples yard is a bigger part of the bill out here.

• Immokalee

  30 mi NE

  An inland farming community in northern Collier County. Expect travel time on the quote from most Naples-based operators.

Not on the list? Send the request anyway with your ZIP. The operator decides whether it is in range. Travel time is often part of the bill, so the crane rental cost guide shows how distance changes the price.