7 Tips to Ensure Your Quotes are Always Accurate

For many general contractors, the make-or-break moment for every job is in the estimates. Go too high, and the customers will go somewhere else. Go too low, and not only are you leaving money on the table, but you run the risk of overages and fees later that could turn a customer against you — […]

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New Technologies for Contractors

Technology is coming. Whether we like it or not, technology is starting to creep into our job sites and daily work environments. And while no technology is going to be able to wield a hammer, run new plumbing or fix the electrical wiring of a home, it can make all of those jobs easier for […]

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Work with a Designer, or Offer Those Services Yourself?

Due to the popularity of home improvement shows on television, consumers are starting to look for contractors who can do more than just execute the perfect build — they also want help with designing the perfect space to begin with. But the question is, as a general contractor, how do you go about it? Do […]

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Florida Contractor Association Resources

No matter what your profession or trade, there are associations across the country that serve to bring together members to exchange ideas, learn from each other, and gain access to valuable resources and tools. And contractors and constructing is no different. Contractors Reporting Services has compiled a list of some of the Florida-state specific associations […]

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How to Get a Pool License in Florida

While there are many specialty contractors licenses available, especially in the state of Florida, the one that allows you to work on pools and spas is especially relevant. According to P.K. Data’s research, there are five million in-ground residential swimming pools in the United States, and more than 40% of them are in two states: […]

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Specialty Licenses: Electrical Contractors

One type of sub specialty that requires its own license in the State of Florida is electricians and electrical work. To do this type of work, a general contractor must also have a certified license from the Electrical Contractors Licensing Board, or hire a specialist who carries one. There are actually several types of certifications […]

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General vs Specialized Contractors

The term “licensed contractor” can be a bit misleading, since it is a broad brush stroke that can be used to refer to either a general contractor, or a specialized contractor. In the State of Florida, there are a few types of licenses contractors can apply for, based on what type of work they plan […]

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