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Pricing, negotiating and bidding are contracting, and Regaldi cannot perform them. The qualifier supervises operations and field work, and authorized officers keep the financial duties. No license lending, no unlicensed contracting, no permits pulled for others and no work without the required permits and inspections.

Unlicensed contracts can be unenforceable, and unlicensed work during a declared emergency can be a third-degree felony. Actions taken on the contractor’s behalf count as the contractor’s; software does not remove that responsibility.

The proper registration or certification number goes on each offer of services, business proposal, bid, contract and advertisement, and on each permit application. “Licensed” and “insured” claims must match the license and the policies. A DBPR search with no result does not prove anything by itself, and local certificates of competency may sit outside DBPR.

Applicable direct contracts over $2,500 on one-to-four-family dwellings carry the statutory lien warning in at least 12-point bold capitals on the front, or on a separate page the owner signs and dates; applicable residential contracts over $2,500 carry the recovery-fund statement. Reviewed source templates are used, never invented statutory text.

The owner signs and records the notice of commencement before work; posting and the required copy are tracked before the first inspection, and it expires after one year unless stated. The certified-copy rule above $5,000 and the exemption at $2,500 or less are assessed against the actual contract. Quarry has no complete notice of commencement or Notice to Owner index.

For an applicable initial residential payment over 10%, the permit-application clock is 30 days from receipt and the start clock is 90 days after all necessary permits are issued. The two clocks do not both start at the deposit, and the statute’s just-cause and written-agreement qualifications are kept.

Notice to Owner before work or within 45 days of first furnishing, and before final payment as applicable; claim of lien within 90 days of final furnishing; enforcement generally within one year of recording; the final-payment affidavit at least five days before suit. The system keeps source dates and calendars them; the responsible professional checks shortened periods and case-specific requirements. The system does not file or enforce liens.

No exaggerated lien and no unperformed work in a lien. Authorized people decide, sign, release job funds and verify payments to subcontractors and suppliers. Waivers are tracked without inventing payment status; the statutory waiver forms and consumer-collection limits are reviewed with counsel before templates are used.

Each subcontractor’s license is checked in the correct registry, with insurance and workers’ compensation evidence tracked to expiry. The contractor stays liable for uncovered subcontractors. Education dates come from records or supplied evidence, not from an assumption that the registry holds them.

The qualifier and the required engineer keep code and structural decisions. Milestone inspections and county recertification have different triggers, and engineers or architects certify; contractors prepare bids from their reports. The county program is not described as universally “40-year”: the research gives 30 and 10-year cycles and specified 25-year coastal provisions, with exemptions and notice periods.

Public-record research, not a title search, survey or engineering opinion. Records are matched by parcel or case number; failed inspections carry no folio and stay in their own feed. An empty result does not establish that no record exists.

Permit coverage: unincorporated Miami-Dade and the City of Miami. Failed-inspection and code-case feeds: unincorporated Miami-Dade. Recertification: City of Miami parcel timelines. Miami Beach, Hialeah and Coral Gables are not covered by these feeds, and there is no filterable unsafe-structures feed for Miami-Dade.

Cold AI calling stays off. AI marketing calls and automated marketing texts require prior express written consent, partner marketing included; an inquiry, a purchased contact, a partner listing or a public business number is not that consent. The AI assistant identifies itself as automated and not a licensed contractor, and replies stay within the person’s request.

Company staff personally dial prospecting calls after national, Florida and company do-not-call checks; sales calls stay within 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and no more than three calls in 24 hours on the same subject. Recording requires every party’s consent. Email carries accurate sender details, the company postal address and a working opt-out honored within 10 business days.

Covered sales at a buyer’s home for $25 or more carry the three-business-day cancellation notice and the duplicate forms. The federal and Florida rules have different scopes and exceptions, so both are checked before a door visit, along with any local solicitation permit.

The ad drafting tools do not yet carry the contractor safeguards, so ads are shown as supervised drafts and nothing is published until the rules exist. Capability claims use real job images only. No fake or generated reviews and no incentives for positive ones.

No referral payments and no kickbacks to association officers, directors or managers. Regaldi’s fee never depends on a job won.

No outreach that exploits an emergency, no unlicensed work and no unconscionable pricing. A federal disaster declaration is not the Governor’s state of emergency that Florida’s contractor rules key on, and Quarry has no feed of the Governor’s orders.

Written processing terms and source gaps are kept. Screens never expose owner or contact data, and customer data is not used to build lists for anyone else. No SOC 2 claim, no complete county coverage, no measured contractor outcomes and no performance promises.