Yes. CGC062491 allows us to accept commercial scopes as the GC of record or as a licensed sub under a larger GC contract. The project’s permit structure determines which role fits.
Yes. We require engineer-stamped drawings for structural concrete scopes. We review them before mobilization, flag conflicts, and coordinate with the engineer of record when the project requires it.
Commercial slabs on grade, pads, strip footings, perimeter foundations, structural pours, grade beams, bond beams, and tie beams for retail, multifamily, light industrial, and commercial mixed-use projects across Southwest Florida.
Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Naples, Sarasota, Bonita Springs, Port Charlotte, and surrounding Southwest Florida markets. Large commercial projects in Bradenton and the Tampa metro can be discussed on a scope-specific basis.
Scope description, square footage or linear footage, mix design (PSI), reinforcement specification (rebar size, spacing, cover depth), permit-fee estimate, and a target pour date. The estimate is what we bill — not a floor for negotiation.
Yes. Many projects we take in Cape Coral, Bonita Springs, and Naples are in HOA communities. HOA architectural review is typically the builder’s or developer’s responsibility — we provide material specs and finish information when the review requires it.
In most cases, yes. Call or email with the address and scope — most commercial scopes get a priced bid back within a week.
