Southwest Florida · Est. 2026
Building the future of coastal resilience
The way we build homes in hurricane-prone regions must evolve
Florida's housing market is under unprecedented pressure. Insurance costs have surged dramatically, with the average Florida homeowner now paying $7,136 per year, the nation's highest, compared to the $1,900 national average. Hurricane Ian caused $112.9 billion in damages. Nearly 1 in 2 Florida homeowners are now seriously considering leaving the state due to insurance and housing costs (FAU, Nov 2025).
Traditional construction timelines stretch 12 to 18 months, labor shortages persist, and the building methods used today were not designed for the climate risks of tomorrow. Fifteen of the twenty most expensive US zip codes for homeowner insurance are now in Florida.
Coastal Monolithic exists because resilient construction is not a luxury feature, it is a fundamental requirement. We are developing a construction platform that prioritizes speed, structural resilience, and reduced labor dependency, using large-scale additive concrete construction as the foundation.
This is not about novelty. It is about creating a scalable, repeatable system that delivers stronger homes faster, in the markets that need them most.
"Our mission is to de-risk Florida residential development by deploying automated wall systems that are faster to build and easier to insure."
A scalable platform, not just a construction company
Coastal Monolithic is building a scalable construction platform for resilient residential housing in coastal markets, beginning in Southwest Florida.
Our approach centers on large-scale 3D concrete printing technology to deliver structural shells faster and with less labor dependency than traditional framing. The technology platform we deploy has a proven global track record, with hundreds of printed homes delivered by the platform across residential communities, military installations, and international markets.
The pilot project, a single-family home in Southwest Florida, serves as the proving ground for permitting workflows, cost structures, construction timelines, and market demand. It is the foundation for Phase 2: the Innovation Enclave, a 20 to 25 unit residential cluster designed to demonstrate the platform at community scale.
The Innovation Enclave is not a concept. It is the next operational milestone: a concentrated deployment of PHIUS Certified, FEMA Storm Shelter Rated shells delivered through partnerships with local builders and developers who want to eliminate five trades and win more bids.
From there, the model expands: regional platform growth, repeatable shell-printing services, and a scalable system designed to reshape how coastal housing is delivered across hurricane-exposed markets.
The highest building science standard available in Florida.
Passive House Institute US certification. 60 to 80% energy reduction vs. code minimum. Near-zero utility costs for occupants.
Federal occupant protection standard. FEMA P-361 compliance. Wind-borne debris impact resistance tested.
Independent code evaluation by the International Code Council. Establishes permitting pathways across US jurisdictions.
Full Florida Building Code compliance including High-Velocity Hurricane Zone provisions. 2-hour fire resistance rating.
These certifications are current and active on the wall system design. They are not aspirational targets or marketing claims. Full documentation packages are available to qualified builders, developers, and investors upon request.
Full Certification DocumentationClimate risk is no longer theoretical
Premium storm-hardening upgrades
We offer upgrades including steel trusses, aluminum cabinets, and fiberglass doors. Purpose-built to further flood- and wind-proof every home beyond the structural shell.
Flood-resistant construction
3D printed concrete walls are inherently water-resistant, significantly reducing the catastrophic flood tear-outs common in wood-framed homes. No drywall, insulation, or framing to rip out. Solid structure that dries and survives.
Repeatable eco focused quality
Additive construction methods enable faster delivery and more consistent quality control across every project with reduced material waste and significantly reduce the carbon footprint of homebuilding.
"Coastal Monolithic is positioning to meet that demand with a construction model designed for durability, speed, and scalability."
Founder-led and execution-focused
Jack Gibbons
Led by Jack Gibbons, an entrepreneur with 10 years of Florida and Colorado construction expertise. Coastal Monolithic bridges the gap between traditional building discipline and advanced robotic execution.
Gabby Gibbons
Leads coordination, documentation, workflow, and execution support across all active initiatives.
Zephaniah Poole
Supports technical implementation and emerging construction technology integration.
Early stage. Real credentials. Real momentum.
Coastal Monolithic is in the pilot development phase. We are validating the construction workflow, permitting process, cost structure, and market demand through a single-family residential project in Southwest Florida targeting 1,850 square feet.
The wall system we deploy carries PHIUS Passive House Certification, a FEMA Storm Shelter Rating, ICC-ES evaluation, and full Florida Building Code compliance including HVHZ provisions. These are not aspirational targets. They are current, active certifications on the wall system design.
The pilot serves as the foundation for Phase 2: the Innovation Enclave, a 20 to 25 unit residential cluster in Southwest Florida. The Enclave is the proving ground for the platform at community scale, delivering PHIUS Certified, FEMA Storm Shelter Rated shells to local builders and developers who want to eliminate five trades and win more bids.
We are in active conversations with investors, builders, land partners, and developers who recognize the opportunity in resilient construction technology. The 2026 pipeline is open.
This is the early stage. The certifications are real, the market is large, and the timing is right. We are building the foundation for a scalable platform designed to reshape how coastal housing is delivered.
Join us in building
the future of coastal resilience
Builders and capital partners: pipeline is open for 2026.