Immokalee is an unincorporated community in north-eastern Collier County, and one of the oldest settlements in the county. Its housing is platted across a large number of small recorded subdivisions, and it is a designated Community Redevelopment Area.
Immokalee is recorded across 98 separate plats covering 5,807 parcels. This page counts the 2,223 single-family homes built before 2010. Its other 1,058 residential parcels (819 mobile homes, 139 multi-family less than 10 unit, 40 condominium) are not counted here. Those parcels carry 97 roof permits of their own in the same period.
526 of those 2,223 homes have replaced a roof since 2020 — 23.7%, above the 21.3% rate for comparable-age housing across ZIP 34142. Half of the jobs declared between $8,600 and $15,150, against a countywide median of $24,000.
Permit activity here is at its highest in 2025 (112 permits), having risen from 69 in 2020.
No single plat is large enough to describe the neighbourhood — the largest holds 389 of its pre-2010 homes. This page groups them using the county's own Community Redevelopment Area boundary, so the area can be read as one place rather than several dozen fragments.
A Community Redevelopment Area is a boundary drawn by Collier County for redevelopment funding. It is used here purely as a geographic grouping; it implies nothing about any individual property.
At 1.11× its ZIP baseline, Immokalee sits above the replacement rate of comparable-age housing across 34142.
The ZIP baseline counts only pre-2010 homes, so neighbourhoods are compared against housing of similar age rather than against newer stock that has not needed a roof yet. Bars are drawn on a fixed 0–60% scale.
This page counts single-family homes built before 2010. Condominium and multi-family parcels are excluded because their roofs are frequently permitted per building against an association-owned parcel rather than per home, so no per-home rate can be computed for them. That exclusion is a limit of this page, not a statement that no work happened there.
Half of the 389 contractor-pulled roof permits here declared between $8,600 and $15,150, with a median of $11,000. That is toward the lower end for Collier County, whose median is $24,000.
Declared value is the figure reported on the permit application. It is not a receipt, and it may exclude tear-off, permit fees, or work added after filing. Declared values countywide cluster into a lower band near $15,000 and a higher band above $40,000.
Counts roof permits issued on the 2,223 counted homes. 2026 is a partial year (records run through June). January 2020 through June 2026.
| Contractor | Permits |
|---|---|
| Paradise Coast Builders 1 | 56 |
| Villegas Roofing | 42 |
| Bryant Roofing | 19 |
| Roofs For Everyone | 17 |
| Sunset Roofing & Construction | 16 |
| Universal Group Inc | 15 |
| Reliant Roofing DBA:kelly Roofing & Integrity Roofing and Gutters | 15 |
| Smart Roofing Of SWFL | 13 |
| Gonzalez Engineering & Construction Corp | 10 |
| Evolution Roofing & Repair | 9 |
| Bell A/c and Heating Inc | 8 |
| Carrillo Roofing Services | 7 |
The busiest contractor here pulled 56 of 390 contractor permits — about 14%. Across Collier subdivisions the leading contractor typically holds about 14%, so that is a fairly ordinary position. Roofing work in Collier is spread thin generally — in most subdivisions the leading contractor holds under a fifth of the work.
Permits filed by the same business under more than one licence number are combined. Owner-builder permits (148 here) are excluded from this table.
This area spans 98 recorded plats in total; the 62 listed above are those containing single-family homes built before 2010. Each entry shows how many of those homes it holds. Only plats with at least 50 get their own page, which is why 53 of these 62 have none.