In Florida, a construction license is given to an individual and not a business organization. If a business organization is […]
What Happens When a Contractor No Longer Qualifies as a Construction Company in Florida Read Post »
In Florida, a construction license is given to an individual and not a business organization. If a business organization is
During the last few years, Florida was severely impacted with Hurricanes. The damaged caused by these storms increase the need
How Do You Become A Roofing Contractor In Florida Read Post »
The proposed changes to Chapter 489, Florida Statutes, are part of a larger bill impacting many professions governed by the
Florida Legislature Proposes Increased Limits to Florida Homeowner Recovery Fund Claims Read Post »
If you have any type of contractor’s license, listen closely! The flow of money on a construction project can be
Condominium elections occur each year. For the most part, these elections are run properly and without incident. However, from time
Condominium Board Recalls in Florida Read Post »
Many Florida contractors and license holders find it can be difficult to read and interpret statutes that govern their license.
Declaratory Statement for Florida Contractors Read Post »
One of the unintended consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic is the explosion of the pool industry. People under quarantine or
How Do You Become a Pool Contractor in Florida? Read Post »
Chapter 489, Florida Statutes and 61G4-12 through 23, Florida Administrative Code sets forth the requirements for an applicant to achieve
How to Become a “Class A” Air Conditioning Contractor in Florida Read Post »
In Florida, a construction license is given to an individual and not a business organization. If a business organization is
Florida Construction Licensing – Qualifying an Additional Business Read Post »
