Restaurants, bars, resorts, and waterfront venues need a permitted tiki hut — not a chickee hut. Commercial projects require electrical, plumbing, and full Florida Building Code compliance. Lucas General Contractors handles permits, stamped plans, and construction for hospitality and commercial outdoor spaces statewide.
Restaurants, bars, resorts, RV parks, and waterfront venues need a permitted tiki hut — not a chickee exemption build. Commercial projects require electrical, plumbing, and code-compliant construction. We scale designs for hospitality and commercial outdoor environments with the permits and plans your project needs.
Commercial tiki hut projects require building permits and often stamped engineering plans. Our licensed contractor coordinates with architects and local jurisdictions so your build passes inspection.
We work around your operating schedule and coordinate with other trades on-site. Minimal disruption to your business is a priority.
Commercial tiki huts see heavy use. We offer re-thatching, storm repair, and ongoing maintenance to keep your outdoor space looking great year-round.
Yes. Bar roofs, dining pavilions, and full outdoor tiki bar structures are a core part of our commercial work — always as permitted tiki huts, never as chickee exemption builds.
Absolutely. We handle multi-unit projects with consistent design and materials across the property — including permit coordination for each structure.
All commercial tiki huts require building permits, and stamped plans are often required as well. Submittal requirements and processing time vary by jurisdiction — we handle the application for your location.