- Angi
“They exceeded my expectations in all areas. My carport, fascia, soffit and siding were expertly installed and my house looks amazing. They showed up on time, worked diligently and cleaned the work area well. They went above and beyond in all aspects of the job.”
Bridget M. · Exterior build Angi“Element Repair and Remodeling is an excellent company. His work is perfection. The carport was so great that we hired him to fix our insulated door and railings destroyed during Hurricane Ian. Reasonable prices, very honest and reputable.”
Lisa M. · Carport + storm repairs Google“We needed to replace gutters damaged in storm. We posted on Facebook for recommendations.”
Mabel Colson-Brown · Storm gutter replacement
Home Builder &General ContractorPort Charlotte, FL
Licensed general contractor for custom homes, additions, bathrooms, lanais and carports across Charlotte and Sarasota counties.
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Honest work. Honest people.
- Angi
“We knew Anatoliy was our guy from the minute we got his quote. Everything was detailed down to the caulking. He kept us informed every step of the way, almost daily. They cleaned up and the job looks amazing. I highly recommend you give these guys a call.”
Mike P. · Carport & lanai roof (Hurricane Ian rebuild) Google“Anotoli (sp?) and his crew are the best!! Efficient, thorough and VERY responsive!! Quality work. Highly recommend!! A+++”
Charnel Bohn · Local Guide review
- Angi
“The two men were here on time, worked quietly and steady, and got the cabinets installed. They hooked up the plumbing to the sink and connected the dishwasher and refrigerator lines. All looks good and works properly. I am very pleased with the results.”
Richard L. · Kitchen remodel Angi“These guys are amazing. They are polite, personable, honest, reasonably priced, super hardworking and skilled. They have now done the first of two bathrooms in my home and I couldn't be happier with the result. They've made a regular customer out of me.”
Lauren R. · Bathroom renovations Google“We would highly recommend Element Repair. They undertook re-modelling of our guest bathroom and first floor shower-room. They were professional, reliable and responsive to our needs. They undertook all work without sub-contracting.”
Julie Hyde · Guest bathroom & shower remodel
- Angi
“I got 8 quotes after Hurricane Ian. Element Repair was by far the best. He was very professional and kept us up to date on a weekly basis, getting the materials, permits, everything. I am going to use his service for future repairs.”
Jim M. · New build: permits & materials managed Google“Anotoli (sp?) and his crew are the best!! Efficient, thorough and VERY responsive!! Quality work. Highly recommend!! A+++”
Charnel Bohn · Local Guide review
Custom home building in Port Charlotte
Before a price means anything, the lot has to be checked. Lot feasibility on a Southwest Florida homesite means confirming setbacks and access, whether you are on county water and sewer or a well and septic system, how the site drains, and how much fill it needs. It means reading the flood zone, because the flood zone sets your finished floor elevation.
On wooded lots, particularly around North Port, it can also mean a scrub-jay habitat review or a gopher-tortoise survey and relocation permit before a machine touches the ground. We work through all of it in writing first, then pull the permit. That is what a general contractor is for.
New construction engineered for the coast
Once the site is ready, a house goes up in a known order. Most homes here sit on a monolithic slab; we also build stem-wall foundations where the flood zone or the grade calls for a higher finished floor. Exterior walls are reinforced concrete block with filled cells and a poured tie beam on top.
Interior framing and roof trusses are strapped and anchored to the Florida wind code for this exposure. Then the inspections: foundation, slab, cell fill, framing, and the final. Every stage is photographed, so you can still see what got covered up by drywall and stucco.




Lanais, pool cages and aluminum carports
Outdoor structures are the work Charlotte County asks us for most: 35 lanais and 88 aluminum carports built to date, plus screen enclosures and pool cages. In Florida these are engineered, permitted structures, not handshake jobs. Each one gets a wind-load calculation, a footing detail, and an inspection. That is the difference between a structure that stands through the next storm and one your insurer wants to argue about.
Whatever the project, we build it and we remodel it.
Tell us where you are and we'll take it from there. One licensed builder runs the whole job, start to finish.
LET’S BUILDNew construction and structures, from a ground-up custom home to a lanai, addition, or carport.
- Custom homes & new construction
- Additions & square-footage expansions
- Lanais, pool cages & outdoor living
- Carports & aluminum structures
LET’S REMODELExisting-home work done once, correctly: kitchens, baths, whole-home remodels, and enclosures.
- Kitchen & bathroom remodels
- Whole-home & interior remodels
- Screen enclosures & garage conversions
- Clear written scope before work begins
Additions, bathrooms and kitchens by the same licensed builder
From ground-up custom homes to down-to-the-studs remodels: one licensed builder, one standard, no hand-offs. The contractor who pours your slab is the contractor who tiles your shower.

Ground-up homes built to your plans, your lot, and Florida code, with one licensed builder accountable from the first survey stake to the final walkthrough.
Explore custom homesAdd the room, the suite, or the square footage your home is missing. Each addition is engineered, permitted, and tied into the existing structure correctly.
Explore additions & expansionsWhere Florida living actually happens. Lanais, screen enclosures, and pool cages engineered to wind-load code and built to handle the heat, the storms, and the years.
Explore lanais & outdoor livingAluminum carports and outdoor structures built by a licensed contractor: permitted so they pass inspection, engineered so they survive the next storm.
Explore carports & structuresThe room your home revolves around, rebuilt right the first time. Cabinetry, islands, plumbing, and finishes handled by a licensed builder, not a patchwork of subs.
Explore kitchen remodelsBathrooms live or die on what happens behind the tile. We pull the right permits, waterproof it properly, and build it to last.
Explore bathroom remodelsDown-to-the-studs interior remodels with one accountable builder running the whole job: flooring, drywall, finishes, and the structural work behind them.
Explore whole-home remodelsReclaim and protect the space you already have: screen rebuilds, porch enclosures, and garage conversions, permitted and built to code.
Explore enclosures & conversionsPut real numbers to your project.
You’ve seen the work. Now see the budget: a few quick questions, a realistic planning range built on real Southwest Florida projects. About a minute, no contact details required.
Know the number before you commit.
These are planning ranges from our own recent Southwest Florida projects, not quotes. The calculator narrows them to your project in about a minute, without asking who you are first.
- Custom home$175 to $450 per square foot runs on conditioned square footage and finish level, so the calculator asks for both before it shows you anything.
- Addition$175 to $500 per square foot depends on what the new space is (bedroom, bathroom, kitchen expansion or Florida room) and how it ties into the existing structure.
- Bathroom$10,000 to $75,000 moves with the layout: keeping the plumbing where it is costs far less than relocating it.
- Lanai or pool cage$10 to $175 per square foot swings widest of all, because screening an existing covered lanai and building a new solid-roof lanai are different jobs.
- Carport$12,000 to $45,000 is priced by finished size, from a single bay up to an oversized span.
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Florida certified
CRC1333975
Licensed, insured, and accountable for every permit and inspection attached to your home.
The builder who won't leave you in the dark.
The difference is not a slogan. It is how the job is scoped, permitted, communicated, and finished.
Swipe through the Sosnin standard
Licensed work
Permitted, inspected, built to code.
Florida Certified Residential Contractor CRC1333975. No shortcuts that become your problem later.
Direct accountability
The person who quotes it runs it.
Tony stays your point of contact from the first site walk through the final inspection. No hand-off maze.
Clear scope
You know what is included before work starts.
A written scope, clear allowances, and regular updates keep the budget and the next decision visible.
Craftsmanship
Hands-on building, not paper contracting.
From finish carpentry to structural work, the details are planned and completed once, correctly.
Local ownership
Built by a neighbor, not a franchise.
Tony is raising his family in Southwest Florida and building a reputation he has to stand behind here.
How it works
Three steps, zero guesswork.
A clear process keeps surprises out of the build and decisions in the right order.


From the operating room to the job site.
Before building homes, Tony Sosnin worked as a surgical technician, where precision isn’t a goal, it’s the minimum standard, and every detail is planned before the first cut. He brought that discipline to construction: one accountable builder, a clear written scope, and honest communication from first walkthrough to final.
“I treat your home with the same protective care a medical team gives a patient, and I’m raising my own family right here in Southwest Florida.”
- Licensed: Florida Certified Residential Contractor (CRC1333975)
- Hands-on builder, from finish work to structural builds
- Grown by word of mouth. Built for his own church
Answers before we walk your site.
Yes. Sosnin Builders is one licensed residential contractor that handles both: ground-up custom homes, additions, lanais, and carports on the build side, and kitchens, baths, whole-home remodels, and enclosures on the renovate side. One accountable builder either way.
Yes. Sosnin Builders operates as Element Repair Remodeling LLC and holds Florida Certified Residential Contractor license CRC1333975. Every project is permitted and built to Florida code.
We work across Sarasota, Siesta Key, Lakewood Ranch, Bradenton, Venice, Nokomis, Casey Key, Wellen Park, Punta Gorda, Port Charlotte, and North Port. For larger projects, we also travel to Naples and Marco Island.
Yes. As a licensed residential contractor, we handle plans, permitting, flood-zone and Florida wind-code engineering, code compliance, and inspections as part of the job, not something left for you to sort out.
One point of contact and a clear written scope before work begins. You hear from us directly and often. The daily and weekly updates our Angi reviews mention are the standard, not the exception.
Call (941) 941-9558 or send a project request through the site. We start with a conversation and a site visit, then give you a clear written scope before any work begins.
Your project starts with a local conversation.
Sosnin Builders is a service-area business based in Port Charlotte, FL. We meet homeowners on-site across Sarasota to Charlotte County, so this map shows our verified Google Business Profile, not a walk-in showroom.
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