Owen‑Ames‑Kimball expands Collier County operations, relocates Naples office

September 15, 2020

Owen‑Ames‑Kimball expands Collier County operations, relocates Naples office

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"O‑A‑K has been expanding its presence in Collier County with a series of new construction projects, and we've hired additional team members. The larger office provides more space to continue serving the Naples community for years to come."
Dave Dale
Florida Division President, Owen‑Ames‑Kimball

Owen‑Ames‑Kimball Company (O‑A‑K), a preeminent general contractor with a longstanding presence in Southwest Florida, has moved into a larger Naples office to accommodate the company's growth in Collier County.

The new 3,350 square-foot office is located at 5100 Tamiami Trail North, Suite 103, Naples, FL 34103, just southeast of the intersection of U.S. 41 and Pine Ridge Road in Naples. The new office is just around the corner from the company's former office on Castello Drive.

"O‑A‑K has been expanding its presence in Collier County with a series of new construction projects, and we've hired additional team members," said O‑A‑K President Dave Dale. "The larger office provides more space to continue serving the Naples community for years to come."

Some of O‑A‑K's Collier County projects include Community School of Naples, North Naples United Methodist Church, Guadalupe Center's Early Learning Center, Marco Island Marriott Resort, Covenant Presbyterian Church, Moorings Presbyterian Church, Naples Municipal Airport, Cypress Palm Middle School, Sugden Community Theatre and continuing projects for Collier County Public Schools.

O‑A‑K has 16 employees who work from its Naples office, and the company recently hired three additional team members. For more information, contact the O‑A‑K Naples office at (239) 304-9746 or email oakfl@oakfl.com.

"O‑A‑K has been expanding its presence in Collier County with a series of new construction projects, and we've hired additional team members. The larger office provides more space to continue serving the Naples community for years to come."
Dave Dale
Florida Division President
Owen‑Ames‑Kimball

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