Spoofing Construction Can Lead to Prison

Salbo Construction, Inc. • May 7, 2020

Squads responsible for the Building Code Enforcement have an eye on the owners or running by executing the work without a permit, including those under construction consultants. These "advisors" from interfering harm licensed contractors and may cause serious problems for owners who do business with them.


These individuals, after obtaining a contract of renovation, hire local subcontractors who have no accountability relationship with the owner of the dwelling unit. And since they have no license or insurance, no appeal is possible, whether the work poorly made or refund.


If a Code Enforcement officer is present during construction, will increase the hassle on the owner, the "Advisor" and workers on site.


A "Red Tag" will be affixed to the housing unit and its owner must take steps to obtain the permits will be increased costs followed by a fine.


he "advisor" will be arrested, perhaps imprisoned, taken to court and be fined and even a prison sentence.


The law is clear. Section 489 of the Florida Statutes prohibited from claiming contractor without a license. Remember, contractors must display their well‐identified license number on trucks.

Prefabricated Concrete Products

By Salbo Construction, Inc. • May 7, 2020
During the coming months, I will discuss subjects such as: new construction, renovation of existing units, decoration, and construction rules and regulations. Gaining familiarity with these subjects now will help you make wise investment decisions later on.

Ceiling Decoration

By Salbo Construction, Inc. • May 7, 2020
First, before starting, you should check to see if your ceilings contain asbestos. I suggest you read the article I wrote about this which you can find on our website ww.salboconstruction.com, called “Take Out The Popcorn Walls And Ceilings” in the media section “Renovate correctly”.

Decorating Trends

By Salbo Construction, Inc. • May 7, 2020
This month, let’s discuss new trends in planning and decorating your interior. We will start ooking at the three main rooms in the house, the living room or family room, the kitchen and the dining room. We want them to be open, as uncluttered as possible. An open-plan gives space and volume.