RESIDENTIAL CONTRACTOR

Yes. AGFI Construction Services is a licensed Florida Certified Residential Contractor, License #CRC1331265. We also carry workers’ compensation and general liability insurance to help protect our customers, employees, and projects.

Copies of applicable insurance certificates are available upon request.

AGFI Construction Services is based in Hudson, Florida, with an office on U.S. 19. We serve homeowners throughout Pasco and Hernando Counties, including Hudson, Beacon Woods, River Ridge, Trinity, Starkey Ranch, Spring Hill, and surrounding communities.

We also serve select areas of northern Pinellas County, including Palm Harbor, East Lake, Tarpon Springs, Dunedin, and Safety Harbor.

If you are outside these areas, contact us to determine whether your project falls within our service area.

Hiring a properly licensed contractor provides important protections and helps ensure that work requiring permits and inspections is completed according to applicable building requirements.

This is particularly important when projects involve structural modifications, electrical work, plumbing, windows and doors, or other improvements that can affect the safety and integrity of your home.

AGFI Construction Services is a Florida Certified Residential Contractor operating under License #CRC1331265.

Start by verifying that the contractor is properly licensed and insured for the work being performed.

You should also look for experience with your type of project, clear communication, a written scope of work, realistic scheduling, and an explanation of how permits, changes, and unexpected conditions will be handled.

Be cautious of contractors who cannot provide licensing information, avoid written agreements, or pressure you to make immediate decisions.

A successful remodeling project begins with clearly defined expectations before construction starts.

It depends on the type and scope of work being performed. Many Florida remodeling projects require permits, particularly when they involve structural modifications, plumbing, electrical work, windows and doors, HVAC systems, or significant alterations to the home.

Smaller cosmetic improvements may not require permits.

Permit requirements can also vary by county or municipality, so they should be reviewed before construction begins.

When permits and inspections are required for work included in our remodeling contract, AGFI Construction can help coordinate the applicable permitting and inspection requirements.

Structural changes, electrical work, plumbing modifications, windows and doors, additions, and other significant improvements commonly require permits.

We identify these requirements during the planning process so they can be incorporated into the project schedule.

The timeline depends on the size and complexity of the project.

Smaller repairs involving drywall, stucco, doors, or similar improvements may take only a few business days. Larger projects, such as kitchen and bathroom remodels or structural modifications, can take several weeks.

Material lead times, permitting, inspections, specialty trades, and unexpected conditions discovered during construction can also affect the schedule.

AGFI Construction discusses the anticipated timeline with homeowners before construction begins.

Before construction begins, remove valuables, fragile items, sentimental belongings, artwork, and décor from the work area and adjoining walls.

Furniture may also need to be relocated depending on the project.

If you live in a gated community or HOA, you may need to notify management that AGFI Construction’s marked vehicles and workers will be entering the community.

We may provide additional preparation instructions depending on the scope of your project.

In many cases, yes. Whether it is practical depends on the size of the project and which areas of your home are affected.

Homeowners should expect periods of noise, dust, workers entering and leaving the property, and temporary loss of access to certain rooms or utilities.

Large kitchen, bathroom, or whole-home projects can be more disruptive.

Before construction begins, AGFI Construction can explain which areas will be affected so you can decide what arrangements are most comfortable for your household.

Tell us about your home, the area you want to improve, and your goals. A consultation gives AGFI an opportunity to discuss the project and evaluate the existing space. The scope, materials, schedule, and applicable permitting can then be addressed before construction begins.