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Looking for Florida contractor license records? Search our public records database at publicrecords.com for comprehensive information on licensed contractors in Florida. Search Contractor Licenses Records in Florida (1) to make decisions about or in connection with hiring, promoting, reassigning, or continuing to employ any person, including current or potential volunteers and household employees such as childcare workers, contractors, or home health aides; (2) to make decisions about or in connection with renting or selling a house, apartment, or other. How to Search for a Contractor's License in Florida The Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) licenses contractors in Florida through its Construction Industry and Electrical Contractors' Licensing Boards (these boards currently license more than 113,000 contractors across various trades).
You can check the licensing status of your prospective contractors by using either. Florida Statutes allow insurance companies 21 days after the effective date of a policy or change, to report that policy or change to the Division, so there may be a delay in finding an employer's policy in the database. A general contractor's license in Florida allows individuals to build, repair, and remodel any type of building, construct or alter the structural components of a building or structure, remodel commercial or residential property, perform clearing, grubbing, grading, and excava.
Ensure legal compliance when hiring in Florida. Step-by-step guide to official contractor license verification, analyzing status, and checking disciplinary records. Search by: Entity Name Officer/Registered Agent Registered Agent Name Trademark Name Trademark Owner Name FEI/EIN Detail by Document Number Zip Code Street Address Need more help? Review our Corporation Records Search Guide.
In Florida, all general contractors must hold a state-issued license from the Florida Department of Business & Professional Regulation (DBPR). This ensures they've met education, testing, and financial responsibility requirements. Use the DBPR license search tool to verify name, license number, and current status.
Check a Contractor's License WARNING: Unlicensed contracting is a felony during the existence of a state of emergency. Florida Statute 489.127 (2) (c). Call 239.
