Contractors in Ft. Lauderdale, FL
18 contractors in Ft. Lauderdale — 18 Florida-licensed. Active licences only, longest-licensed first. Board discipline, where any is on record, is shown with its date.
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Donna Elizabeth MiloActively licensedBuilding contractorFlorida Pool CorpActively licensedBuilding contractorShort Brothers CorporationActively licensedBuilding contractorStructural Roof Systems INCActively licensedBuilding contractorHolly Hill Homes INCActively licensedResidential contractorPro Tek General Contracting INCActively licensedBuilding contractorRoss Morris INCActively licensedBuilding contractorStolk Construction INCActively licensedBuilding contractorFicht's INCActively licensedBuilding contractorSalient Development CorporationActively licensedBuilding contractor
Precision Custom Builders INCActively licensedBuilding contractorTopmark Development INCActively licensedBuilding contractorA C E Contractors LLCActively licensedResidential contractorSecure Window Solutions LLCActively licensedBuilding contractorNemes Contracting LLCActively licensedBuilding contractorA1a Homes INC.Actively licensedResidential contractorLeon Construction Group LLCActively licensedBuilding contractorBdw Construction LLCActively licensedBuilding contractor
Before you sign with a contractor in Ft. Lauderdale: confirm the licence number on the contract matches the one here and that its class fits the job; ask for a written, itemised contract; ask who pulls the permit; and read the down-payment rule: Florida law adds duties for contractors who take more than 10 percent up front.
Listed from Florida DBPR construction licensee extract, CILB contractor discipline files. Order: active licences, then longest-licensed first, then alphabetical — never paid. Is something wrong? Tell us.