Verify before you hire

Verify a Florida roofing contractor before you hire.

Use Florida’s official license search to verify a roofing contractor’s status, license number, qualifying information, and public record.

Short answer

Florida contractor credentials should be checked through the Department of Business and Professional Regulation, not accepted from a logo or license number printed on a website. Confirm that the official record matches the company or qualifier and is current for the work being discussed.

Start with the official DBPR search.

Use Florida’s public license search and search by license number, individual, or business. A screenshot can become stale, so rely on the current state record.

Compare more than the number.

  • License type and status
  • Business or individual name connected to the record
  • Qualifier information where shown
  • License dates and any public record details
  • Whether the license type fits the work being discussed

Understand the limits of verification.

An active license confirms a licensing record. It does not guarantee a particular result, price, schedule, workmanship standard, insurer decision, or dispute outcome. Review the written scope, contract, insurance, references, and payment terms as well.

Genereve’s published records.

Genereve Construction LLC publishes Florida Certified Roofing Contractor license CCC1331926 and Florida Certified General Contractor license CGC1521162. Use the live license links on the GenRoof licenses page to verify them directly.

This guide is general educational information, not engineering, legal, insurance, code, or property-specific advice. Current third-party requirements should be confirmed with the responsible organization.

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Common questions

Straight answers before you book.

Where can I check a Florida contractor license?

Use the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation public license search.

What is a certified roofing contractor?

It is a Florida contractor license category. Confirm the exact status and record through DBPR for the work being discussed.

Is a printed license number enough?

No. Match it to the official record, company or qualifier, license type, and current status.

Does an active license guarantee workmanship?

No. Licensing is one due-diligence step, not a guarantee of the project outcome.

Which licenses does Genereve publish?

Florida roofing contractor CCC1331926 and general contractor CGC1521162. Both should be verified through the live DBPR links.

Start with the property

See the roof and preliminary price first.

Enter the address. No phone call and no contact form are required to see the preliminary inspection price.

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