West Palm Beach and the surrounding county have projects that range from a kitchen update to a custom home, an estate renovation or a concrete structure. Three firms serving the area are not interchangeable. Builtmore Contracting publishes residential and commercial construction, renovation, additions and property-management services; TÈR Construction focuses on structural additions, custom homes and whole-home remodels, and says its typical projects start at $500,000; Lox Construction presents a technical profile in concrete and engineering-led work across residential, commercial, industrial and government sectors.
For a homeowner, the published threshold at TÈR is useful before spending time on a site visit. Its website says it builds from the owner’s or designer’s drawings and keeps concrete, shell and framing in-house. Builtmore’s gallery includes whole-home renovation and home-addition examples as well as commercial projects. Lox lists concrete restoration, columns, beams, double-tee and hollow-core systems, and concrete tanks. These details help define who should be asked to bid: compare a residential renovation with another residential renovation, and technical structural work with a contractor that actually lists that specialty.
Permits depend on the parcel, not just the mailing city
Inside West Palm Beach city limits, the city’s Building Division permit FAQ explains applications, contractor registration and inspection procedures. The city says contractor registration requires a state or county license, a local business tax receipt and certificates of liability and workers’ compensation insurance. Its FAQ also notes that permit requirements vary by work type; even some projects that might sound minor can still require approval. For properties outside city limits, check Palm Beach County’s building-permit authority before assuming the city handles the job.
Ask the contractor to identify the permit jurisdiction by parcel address, confirm who will be the contractor of record and give you the permit number once the application is filed. Verify the credential directly through the state’s DBPR lookup. The licenses cited in this guide were current and active in the state record on October 31, 2026. That does not confirm insurance coverage, references, a company’s availability or suitability for a particular structure; collect those documents and compare the written contract.
Choose by project scale and technical scope
Builtmore is the most visibly broad of the three in its published residential and commercial portfolio. TÈR’s construction process covers planning, permit and engineering coordination, shell, framing, finish and handover, but its stated typical project size places it in a higher-budget segment. Lox’s engineering and concrete scope is different again; it does not publish a street address, so arrange a meeting directly. TÈR’s West Palm Beach address contains “PMB,” a mailing designation; call before travelling to it. Builtmore publishes a suite address, but contact it to check meeting availability.
Every estimate should identify plans, permits, materials, allowances, exclusions, inspection responsibility, schedule assumptions and payment milestones. For a major addition, request a structural scope and engineering responsibility; for a whole-home renovation, list which rooms and systems are included; for concrete repair, document the existing condition and acceptance criteria. The three business profiles provide the full service details, project evidence, license information and contact routes.
The best match depends on scale: Builtmore publishes home and commercial renovation, TÈR sets a $500,000 typical project threshold, and Lox focuses on concrete and engineered construction.
Options to compare
These options relate to the question. Read each profile and check current details before deciding.
TÈR Construction
1501 Belvedere Road, Suite 500, PMB 118, West Palm Beach, FL 33406
West Palm Beach certified general contractor focused on structural additions, custom homes and whole-home renovations; published projects typically start at $500,000.
Structural construction, custom homes, additions and whole-home remodels, with concrete, shell and framing work kept in-house
Builtmore Contracting, Inc.
4440 S Tiffany Drive, Unit 6, West Palm Beach, FL 33407
West Palm Beach contractor established in 2008 for home renovations, additions, new construction, commercial projects and estate management.
Residential and commercial construction, home renovations, additions, design-build, project management, commercial maintenance and estate management
West Palm Beach contractor pairing a Florida general-contractor license with professional engineering and a specialist focus on concrete structures.
Commercial, residential, industrial and government construction with concrete restoration, columns, beams, double tees, hollow-core systems and concrete tanks
Sources & references
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City of West Palm Beach · Accessed October 31, 2026
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City of West Palm Beach · Accessed October 31, 2026
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DBPR license search ↗
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Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation · Accessed October 31, 2026
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Official website of TÈR Construction ↗
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TÈR Construction · Accessed October 31, 2026
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Florida DBPR contractor license CGC1534465 ↗
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Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation · Accessed October 31, 2026
License status and expiration checked directly in DBPR on October 31, 2026.
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TÈR Construction · Accessed October 31, 2026
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TÈR Construction · Accessed October 31, 2026
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TÈR Construction · Accessed October 31, 2026
Block walls, arches and roof framing in a home construction sequence published by TÈR Construction
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TÈR Construction · Accessed October 31, 2026
Completed Mediterranean-style home shown on TÈR Construction official website
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Official website of Builtmore Contracting, Inc. ↗
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Builtmore Contracting, Inc. · Accessed October 31, 2026
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Florida DBPR contractor license CBC1257404 ↗
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Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation · Accessed October 31, 2026
License status and expiration checked directly in DBPR on October 31, 2026.
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Official website of Builtmore Contracting, Inc. ↗
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Builtmore Contracting · Accessed October 31, 2026
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Builtmore Contracting · Accessed October 31, 2026
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Builtmore Contracting · Accessed October 31, 2026
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Builtmore Contracting, Inc. · Accessed October 31, 2026
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Builtmore Contracting, Inc. · Accessed October 31, 2026
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Builtmore Contracting, Inc. · Accessed October 31, 2026
Builtmore Contracting logo from its official website
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Builtmore Contracting, Inc. · Accessed October 31, 2026
La Ternura total home renovation in Builtmore Contracting project gallery
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Builtmore Contracting, Inc. · Accessed October 31, 2026
330 Laurie Road home renovation and addition shown in Builtmore portfolio
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Official website of Lox Construction ↗
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Lox Construction · Accessed October 31, 2026
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Florida DBPR contractor license CGC1528482 ↗
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Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation · Accessed October 31, 2026
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Official website of Lox Construction ↗
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Lox Construction · Accessed October 31, 2026
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Official website of Lox Construction ↗
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Lox Construction · Accessed October 31, 2026
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Lox Construction · Accessed October 31, 2026
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Lox Construction · Accessed October 31, 2026
Lox Construction logo displayed on its official website
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Lox Construction · Accessed October 31, 2026
Construction work image from Lox Construction official site
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Lox Construction · Accessed October 31, 2026
Concrete installation image published in Lox Construction official gallery
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Google Maps · Accessed October 31, 2026
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Google Maps listing for Lox Construction ↗
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Google Maps · Accessed October 31, 2026
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Google Maps listing for TÈR Construction ↗
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Google Maps · Accessed October 31, 2026
Direct check of rating, review count, operating status, and address; variable data.