Managing and growing a successful contracting business demands more than just excellent technical skills. While expertise in construction, remodeling, or specialized trades is vital, the missing piece often lies in […]
The journey to becoming a licensed General Contractor in the state of Florida is marked by a significant milestone: passing the required Florida Contractor Exam. Recognized for its challenging structure […]
Build a pool or spa from the ground down! The pool construction industry offers rewarding career opportunities, but it requires specific training, certification, and understanding of Florida’s unique regulations. Whether […]
Introduction to Continuing Education in Florida’s Construction Industry Staying compliant with continuing education (CE) requirements is essential to maintaining licensure with the Florida Construction Industry Licensing Board (CILB). These requirements […]
The construction industry is dynamic, fast-paced, and increasingly competitive. Staying ahead of the curve demands more than on-the-job experience. It requires leadership, strategic vision, and mastery of advanced project management […]
Construction estimating involves predicting the total cost of a construction project by accounting for all possible expenses, such as materials, labor, equipment, permits, overhead, and anticipated profit. This essential step […]
For professionals in the construction industry, obtaining a Florida general contractor’s license is a major milestone that opens doors to new opportunities and career growth. Kasie Kelson, an experienced construction […]
If you’re working in Florida’s construction industry or considering getting into the field, you might be wondering: Can I work as a contractor under someone else’s license? It’s a fair […]
The Florida electrical trade offers plenty of opportunity for success — from safely lighting residential properties to outfitting commercial businesses with proper electrical units. But to grab your piece of […]
A wind mitigation inspection is a tool insurance companies use to determine the ability of a structure to withstand strong, sustained winds. In a hurricane-prone state like Florida, knowing whether […]
