One license, one 38-person crew — lead carpenters, project managers and permit specialists who have worked together for years.
The office crew you'll work with directly: project managers, designers, permitting and accounting. Behind them, 38 people in total, with lead carpenters, tile leads and field supervisors all in-house and on payroll. None subcontracted on critical trades.
Most remodels go wrong in the hand-offs — between the salesman and the crew, the crew and the subs, the subs and the inspector.
Miami First keeps the people who touch your home on one payroll: project managers, lead carpenters, tile leads, designers and a permitting office. Nothing critical is subcontracted, so nothing critical is lost in translation.
One license — CGC1530409 — sits on every permit, and the same PM walks your project from the first measurement to the one-year follow-up. When you call, the person who answers has been inside your house.
Four things every Florida homeowner should verify before signing a remodeling contract. We make ours public.
Drop a short note about the project. Your message routes directly to the PM whose calendar matches your service and timeline — not a generic sales queue.