Securing your certified roofing license in Florida involves not only mastering your craft but also navigating a comprehensive application process. Understanding the required fees and essential documents is paramount to a successful application. The following list represents the DBPR’s mandatory requirements that you must submit with your application to the CILB: 1. Application Fees: TheContinue reading “Mandatory Documents for Your Florida Roofing License Application”
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Developer Warranties for Neighborhood Infrastructure
In Maronda Homes, Inc. of Fla. v. Lakeview Reserve Homeowners Ass’n, Inc. (Fla. 2013), Florida’s Supreme Court issued a significant decision affecting the rights of owners who have purchased a home in a neighborhood with defective infrastructure. The case centered around allegations of defective construction and development of homes in the Lakeview Reserve community, andContinue reading “Developer Warranties for Neighborhood Infrastructure”
Contractor Licenses in Florida with a Criminal Record
In Florida’s construction industry, obtaining a general contracting or roofing license is a crucial step for professionals looking to establish their businesses. However, for individuals with a criminal history, the path to licensure can be more challenging. While a criminal record may not be an outright bar to obtaining a license, it can significantly complicateContinue reading “Contractor Licenses in Florida with a Criminal Record”
6 Critical Lien Deadlines in Florida Construction
Florida’s construction industry is governed by a comprehensive set of laws. Chapter 713 plays a crucial role in outlining the procedures and deadlines related to construction liens. Understanding these deadlines is essential for all parties involved in a construction project to ensure timely payment. In this blog post, we’ll delve into six important deadlines underContinue reading “6 Critical Lien Deadlines in Florida Construction”
Claims and Dispute Resolution in Construction
Disputes are common in complex construction projects. To streamline and regulate these potential conflicts, the construction industry relies on standardized contracts. The AIA 201, “General Conditions,” a fundamental document in agreements between owners and contractors, plays a pivotal role by outlining a structured approach to dispute resolution. The Core of Construction Contracts: AIA 201 GeneralContinue reading “Claims and Dispute Resolution in Construction”
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