V&H Construction’s civil construction services bring together roadwork, stormwater drainage, and concrete improvements. From our Fort Myers base, we work on infrastructure used by motorists, pedestrians, and the communities around a project. This overview helps owners, general contractors, and developers identify the part of a construction package they want to discuss with us.
Call (239) 841-6400 or invite V&H to bid to introduce the work you have planned.
Choose the Civil Construction Services Your Project Needs
Roadwork and Roadway Improvements
Our roadwork services cover reconstruction, intersection improvements, paving support, and related roadway work. Start here when the project changes an existing road or adds improvements along it.
For a roadway inquiry, identify the limits of construction and the work shown inside them. A short description of the road section, intersection, or access area is more useful than a project name alone. Include any connections to drainage structures, sidewalks, or adjoining pavement so those interfaces are visible.
Stormwater Drainage
Our drainage construction scope includes stormwater systems, culverts, drainage structures, swales, and improvements to existing drainage. This is the civil infrastructure that moves runoff through a site or along a roadway.
Tell us which part of the system is involved and whether the documents describe new construction, replacement, or an improvement. Plans showing the route, structures, and connections help define the work. Where drainage is part of a larger roadway package, identify that relationship in your inquiry.
Concrete and Pedestrian Facilities
Our concrete work includes sidewalks, curb and gutter, and pedestrian improvements. These elements shape how people move alongside roads and through developed areas.
For concrete inquiries, share the type of improvement and its location. Identify new sections, replacement areas, crossings, and connections to existing surfaces. Relevant drawings provide the dimensions and details needed for a project-specific discussion; a description such as “sidewalk work” is a useful beginning, but it doesn’t describe the whole package.
When the Project Includes More Than One Service
Roadwork, drainage, and pedestrian concrete often appear in the same construction documents. You can introduce them together. Make clear which portions you’re inviting V&H to consider and which portions are assigned elsewhere.
A useful scope summary distinguishes the primary work from the adjoining features it affects. For example, an intersection improvement inquiry can identify the roadway limits, drainage connections, and sidewalk sections shown in the plans. That describes a potential package without assuming that every activity belongs in one contractor’s price.
You don’t need to separate your message into three inquiries just because it touches all three categories. Use the service pages to describe the work accurately, then send the project context with it.
Put the Bid Information in Context
Before sending an invitation, gather:
- The project location. Give the street, site, or construction limits and the project name.
- Your role. Identify the owner, general contractor, developer, or other party issuing the opportunity.
- The requested scope. Point to the work items and documents relevant to our discussion.
- The dates. Include the bid deadline, question deadline if listed, and the schedule supplied with the package.
If a document set changes, identify the revision or addendum when sharing it. Clear version information helps everyone refer to the same scope.
Discuss a Southwest Florida Project
We welcome inquiries for Fort Myers, Punta Gorda, and Port Charlotte. Our service areas page explains what location information to include. Visit About V&H for company context or browse the project photos to see construction activity.
Subcontractors and suppliers looking to bid with us should start at the bid room. General business questions can go through Contact.
Call (239) 841-6400 or send a project invitation to discuss the services your construction package needs.