J&A Designs concrete & tile remodeling LLC

- CategoryContractors & Construction
- Address207 NE 16th St, Miami, FL, 33132
- Phone(954) 553-0638
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About J&A Designs concrete & tile remodeling LLC
J&A Designs concrete & tile remodeling LLC is listed as a contractor serving Miami and the 33132 ZIP-code area. The contractors & construction directory also covers general contractors, home remodeling, construction companies. This categorization helps visitors compare relevant local options; it does not confirm that every listed service is currently offered.
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- License class matched to the project
- Florida distinguishes general, building, and residential contractors, plus a long list of specialty trades, and Miami-Dade adds local licensing. A specialty license does not authorize a full remodel. Verify the class with the issuing authority and confirm it covers what you are actually asking for.
- A scope written in enough detail to argue with
- A one-page quote with a lump sum is not a scope. You want materials named, allowances stated, what is excluded listed explicitly, and a schedule with milestones. The detail is what protects you when someone says "that was never included."
- Permit responsibility in writing
- The contractor pulling the permit under their own license is the normal arrangement. Being asked to pull it yourself as an owner-builder shifts liability and code responsibility to you, and is worth understanding fully before agreeing to it.
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