We start by reviewing your goals, the property and visible conditions, available plans or photos, likely trades, permitting questions, budget expectations, scheduling constraints, and any immediate risks. From there, we explain whether the project appears to fit RIDIS and what information or site review is needed next.

Yes. As the general contractor, we identify known permit and inspection requirements, coordinate the construction documents and licensed trades required for the scope, schedule applicable inspections, and address correction notices related to our work. Architects and engineers prepare design documents when their licenses are required.

Yes, when the existing work can be evaluated and a realistic completion scope can be established. We review available contracts, plans, permits, inspection records, payments, and jobsite conditions; document what is complete or deficient; and develop a plan for corrections, remaining work, inspections, and closeout.

Our primary service area is Broward County, with projects throughout Miami-Dade and Palm Beach. We may also accept work elsewhere in Florida when the project scope, schedule, travel, licensing, and local permitting requirements make it practical.

Before performing work outside the approved scope, we document the requested or required change, pricing, schedule impact, and any permit or design consequences. We proceed after written approval and any required drawing or permit revisions.

We review what you submit against the types of work we accept and contact you to clarify the property, scope, timing, and available documents. If the project appears to be a fit, we outline the next step, which may be a phone discussion, document review, or site visit.