Hurricane season begins June 1, but it’s never too early to be prepared. 2017 was an active and destructive hurricane season in Florida, so it’s even more essential than ever to be prepared in this upcoming season. If you still have repairs that need fixing from Hurricane Irma or another storm, you should hire a

  Beginning today, Monday, May 7th, the Department of Business and Professional Regulation will no longer be mailing out physical copies of contractor’s licenses. Once a license application is approved, an individual can log onto their Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation online account at www.myfloridalicense.com and print a copy of the contractor license.

Five days away! Annual reports are due by May 1st. An annual report must be filed each year for your business to maintain an “active status.” If this report is not received by May 1st, the state of Florida will add a $400 fine to the standard fees. If the report isn’t filed by mid-September,

Congratulations to the following Licenses, Etc. clients who were approved in January: South Carolina Fernando Garay at Continental Heavy Civil Corp., Inc. in Miami, FL Florida William Foran at Bluestream Mechanical LLC in Longwood, FL Harry Gordon at Home Services Group USA LLC in Altamonte Springs, FL Nicole Parker at Gulfline Construction of SW Corp., Inc. in

Congratulations to the following Licenses, Etc. clients who were approved in December: Miami-Dade County, Florida Joshua Sloan at Sloan Painting & Designs, Inc. in Atlanta, GA Florida Robert White at Daybreak Construction Corp., Inc. in Naples, FL Saul Sutton at ATI- Air Technology Inc. dba ATI- Air Technology FL. Inc in Boonton, NJ Glenn Williams at Affordable