What Iona builds and hosts
Iona runs along McGregor Boulevard and Summerlin Road down to San Carlos Bay and the Sanibel causeway, thick with waterfront estates, canal homes, and marinas. Builders on the high-end waterfront lots want a standard unit and a handwashing station tucked out of the sightline, seawall and dock contractors set up at the bank, and a bayside wedding often calls for the climate-controlled restroom trailer.
Because so many properties here are finished to a high standard, we place units discreetly and service them often so they never become the eyesore of the job.
Delivery on waterfront lots
Many Iona lots back onto a canal or the bay with a seawall at the rear, and the buildable ground can be soft near the water. We keep the service truck on the paved drive and set the unit where it stays clear of landscaping and the neighbor's line. Marina and boatyard sites off Summerlin usually have room, but we confirm the gate and turnaround first.
If a placement touches the county right-of-way along McGregor or Summerlin, check with the county first, and understand a right-of-way or encroachment permit may apply.
Season and storm realities
The winter season packs the causeway with visitors headed to Sanibel, and event demand rises, so we tighten service on any public-facing units. This low bayside pocket is exposed to storm surge, and Ian rebuilds continue on raised homes and seawalls, so we keep standard units and handwashing stations on those sites with a close pump-out schedule for heavy daily use.
From a causeway wedding to a canal seawall rebuild, the work here mixes leisure and construction, and we plan each order so units arrive discreetly and leave the finished lot exactly as we found it.