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An Extension of your team.

We are dedicated to forward movement.

HOW WE WORK

We offer next-day inspections and same-day preliminary plan reviews to keep your projects moving. Every job comes with clear scopes, expectations, and direct communication to simplify scheduling.

 

You’ll work with the same inspector on every project, providing continuity and familiarity similar to having another project manager on your team.

Meet the Team

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Mark

Building Code Administrator | Plans Examiner | Commercial Inspector

Mark Keohane is a co-founder and part-owner of SafetyNet Engineering with over 30 years of experience in Southwest Florida. As a Building Official, Plans Examiner, and Inspector, he bridges municipal code requirements with real-world construction practices. After Hurricane Ian damaged Fort Myers Beach, he founded SafetyNet Engineering to apply his expertise, helping the community rebuild efficiently with streamlined permitting, inspections, and project oversight.

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Duane

Co-Owner | Plans Examiner | Inspector

Duane Keohane is a co-founder and part-owner of SafetyNet Engineering, serving as a Plan Reviewer and Building Inspector. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Civil & Environmental Engineering from Florida Atlantic University and brings a strong technical foundation to both plan review and field operations. With a detail-oriented, constructability-focused approach, Duane works closely with contractors and design professionals to resolve issues efficiently and guide projects from initial review through final approval with clarity and consistency.

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Jason

Co-Owner | Residential Inspector

Jason Algeo is a licensed Residential Building Inspector in Florida and part-owner of SafetyNet Engineering. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Florida with a minor in Engineering Leadership and Entrepreneurship. Jason takes a disciplined, solutions-driven approach, working with contractors, project teams, and permitting offices to keep projects moving efficiently across Southwest Florida region.

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Don

Project Manager | Quality Assurance

Don Savill serves as Project Manager for SafetyNet Engineering, overseeing commercial and residential construction projects. With an inspector’s mindset and a strong understanding of the building code, Don brings a detail-oriented approach to project management. Don identifies potential issues early, streamlining coordination between project teams and trades to keep projects progressing from start to finish.

Cost
Advantage

Many municipalities reimburse a portion of permit fees, and when working with SafetyNet Engineering, clients can recover 15%–75% where applicable, helping reduce project costs while keeping approvals on track.

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No Weak Links

Every team member understands the full inspection and permitting process — scheduling, coordination, paperwork, and follow-through are handled internally.

Our Partners

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Our Technology

We leverage modern technology, including drone inspections for hard-to-reach areas, Insta360 virtual walkthroughs, and detailed visual records, to streamline approvals, save time, and provide clear documentation that supports every stage of your project.

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We know Southwest Florida.

Our Building Code Administrator, Mark Keohane, is a multi-faceted code professional; he is licensed as a commercial and residential inspector, plans examiner, and building code official with over 30 years of experience in the construction industry throughout SWFL (with government roles in Collier County, City of Marco Island, Lee County, City of Sanibel, City of Bonita Springs, Martin County School District, City of Fort Myers, and everywhere in-between).

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Location

16650 McGregor Blvd.

Unit 102

Fort Myers, FL 33908

Contact
Hours

Monday - Friday

8:00am - 5:00pm

Certifications

BU1343

BN2217, BN8986, BN9527

PX1310, RPX525

CGC1520397, CBC056075,

CMC1249791, CFC1427606,

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Effective July 1, 2025, HB 683 amends Florida Statute 553.791 to significantly accelerate building permit reviews by private providers. Local officials must issue permits within 5 business days for single-trade, single-family/two-family residential projects. General applications face a maximum 20-day review, with 5-day turnaround for revised, corrected submittals.

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