Florida corporate filing dated 2003 and glass and glazing specialty licensure dating to 2005
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Florida records show a corporate filing dated December 29, 2003, a glass and glazing specialty license issued in 2005, and a general contractor license issued in 2010. Verify both current license records, classifications, qualifiers, expiry dates, and permissible scope directly with the Florida DBPR before selecting a contractor.
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Licenses CGC1518491 and SCC131151139; request current insurance documentation applicable to the project
Corporate filing date is distinct from the issue dates and classifications of the current licenses
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