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Licensed General Contractor · CGC 1526960 · Southwest Florida
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Choosing a contractor is one of the most important decisions in any remodel, addition, or commercial improvement project. The right contractor does more than price the job. They help define scope, manage sequencing, navigate permits, coordinate trades, and keep the project moving from planning through final inspection.
In Naples, start by verifying the contractor's Florida CGC license on the DBPR website. Ours is CGC 1526960 — active, Naples-based, and tied to the kind of permit-heavy work Collier County expects on remodels and additions.

Here are the essentials:
A licensed contractor matters because Collier County requires permits for a wide range of construction, repair, alteration, demolition, and system work regulated under the Florida Building Code. If the project involves kitchens, additions, roofing, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, or structural changes, the contractor should be able to explain what approvals are needed and how closeout works.
Do not compare contractors only by headline number. Compare them by planning quality, realism, communication, licensing, and ability to manage the entire process. The lowest initial price can become the highest-cost job if it creates permit issues, delays, corrections, or incomplete closeout.
Collier County's process includes application handling, code review, inspections, and permit closure requirements. Contractors who work in that environment regularly are usually better positioned to help owners anticipate what slows projects down and what documentation needs to be ready early.
Ask for references on projects similar to yours, walk the jobsite with the person who will supervise the work, and get scope, schedule, and permit responsibility in writing before you sign.
Talk to a licensed Naples contractor about your remodel, addition, or commercial build-out.