Specialty Contractors

Florida-licensed specialty structure contractors (DBPR SCC) — niche trades not covered by mainline categories: dock builders, glass-and-glazing specialists, structural foundation specialists, demolition.

What do Specialty Contractors do in Miami?

A specialty contractor is licensed for a specific scope rather than general construction — categories such as aluminum/screen enclosures, gypsum/drywall, glass and glazing, marine/seawall, demolition, and similar trades. They are the right call when a project needs one defined trade, not a full general contractor.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a specialty contractor?

A contractor whose Florida DBPR license is limited to a particular trade or scope (e.g., screen enclosures, drywall, glazing, demolition) — distinct from a general, building, or residential contractor.

When do I need one vs. a general contractor?

Use the relevant specialty contractor for a single-trade, defined job; use a general contractor when a project spans multiple trades, structural work, or whole-home scope.

What should I verify?

Confirm the license category actually covers your scope, plus insurance and permits. A specialty license does not authorize work outside its defined trade.

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