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  • Becoming a Florida Certified Underground Utility and Excavation Contractor: A Lucrative Career Opportunity

    • September 12, 2023
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    Florida’s construction industry is booming, creating a high demand for skilled professionals in various sectors. One such promising career path is becoming a Florida Certified Underground Utility and Excavation Contractor. This blog post delves into the process of obtaining certification, explores the lucrative opportunities it presents, and provides valuable insights for aspiring professionals in this

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  • How To Avoid Potential Home Insulation Construction Defect Issues

    • August 14, 2023
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    As a Florida contractor, there are many variables you need to take into account when installing home insulation. Proper installation can protect the health and safety of your clients and spare you from costly liability issues down the line. This blog post will explore how contractors in Florida can make wise decisions and equip themselves

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  • Can You Sub-Lease An Existing Contractor’s License In Florida For Your Use?

    • August 7, 2023
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    In short, NO you may not. It is illegal to rent, use and/or work under someone else’s Florida contractor license as it states in Florida Statutes Section 489. There may be some wiggle room when you work as a sub contractor as it states in: F.S. §489.113(2) where it states that subcontractors working within the

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  • How Getting Your Florida Contractor License Has Never Been Easier

    • July 27, 2023
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    Are you a Florida-based contractor looking to increase your business potential? Have no fear—getting your contractor license has never been easier with the help of LicensesETC. From HVAC, Electrical, Plumbing and Construction through to Roofing and General Contractors, we can take care of all your licensing needs without the fuss or hassle that often plagues

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  • How To Avoid Putting Your Florida Contracting Business At Risk

    • July 20, 2023
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    Running a contracting business in the State of Florida comes with unique challenges—not least of which is the potential for costly financial risks. From lawsuits over construction defects to employee injuries, from using bad materials to OSHA violations; mistakes can cause serious damage and cost your business thousands in damages. But with the right precautions

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  • Why 2023 Has Been A Great Year So Far To Start A Florida Contracting Business

    • July 13, 2023
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    If you’re considering starting your own Florida contracting business, now is definitely the time to make your move! The year is not over yet and we here at LicensesETC can help application processes go much smoother here; with our expertise, we’ll get you set up with all the paperwork and documents required for gaining official

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  • Safety Tip #4: Equipment & Machinery Safety At The Job Site

    • April 10, 2023
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    Even though heavy equipment is a necessity in most construction projects, they can still be very dangerous when used incorrectly. Rollovers are among the most common ways that workers get injured while working near heavy machinery. To minimize the risk of injury while working with heavy equipment, follow these safety guidelines: Operator Training & Proper Procedures

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  • Safety Tip #3: 5 Crucial Safety Best Practices You Should Incorporate Into Your Job Site

    • March 10, 2023
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    Being a construction worker is one of the most dangerous positions in the world. Having a well-designed safety plan can help minimize the risk of injury.  Early this year, we published 2 articles regarding safety and now wanted to expand a little more on this topic.  Below are additional recommendations we like to share with you: Personal

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