Palladium Construction

Palladium Construction lists its office at 2598 E Sunrise Blvd, Suite 2104, Fort Lauderdale. Its Florida certified general-contractor license, CGC1530554, appeared current and active on October 31, 2026, with an August 31, 2028 expiration. The company says it serves Fort Lauderdale and nearby Broward communities, including Pompano Beach, Plantation, Davie, Sunrise, Coral Springs and Boca Raton.

Work the company lists

• Custom homes and ground-up residential construction
• Home additions, including larger expansions
• Full-home, kitchen and bathroom remodels
• Concrete, masonry, flooring and interior finishes
• Construction management from planning to final walkthrough

Palladium describes an initial consultation to discuss the owner’s design, budget and priorities, followed by a custom plan and 3D renderings. Its site says estimates cover labor, materials and project stages, with progress updates and a final walkthrough. The published project gallery includes a new home in Coconut Creek, a two-thousand-square-foot-plus addition in Plantation Acres and a full home remodel in Coral Springs; those examples show its stated regional scope, not work at the Fort Lauderdale office.

The company’s site includes customer accounts that mention help choosing bathroom tile and fixtures, updates during a project and adjustments to a finish after the homeowner requested a change. These are individual experiences published by the business. For a larger job, request references for similar scope, the names of the licensed firms handling trade work, insurance documents, a permit schedule and a written change-order process.

Customer accounts describe communication and reliability during residential projects; one owner recounts a substantial addition with a new bedroom, master bath and enclosed patio. The company also publishes progress from a new-home project in Tarpon River. For an addition or new build, ask how the proposal separates design, engineering, permits, construction milestones and finish selections, and request references for work of similar scale.