
Safco Construction
Miami-Dade contractor with active general, plumbing and electrical licenses, self-performed trades, commercial, residential and public-project experience.
About Safco Construction
Safco Construction has worked in Miami-Dade since 2003 and publishes its office address at 306 Alcazar Avenue in neighboring Coral Gables. Its Florida records list active Certified General Contractor CGC1517093, Certified Plumbing Contractor CFC1432738 and Certified Electrical Contractor EC13013756 credentials. The company says it is a certified Small Business Enterprise and carries out general construction, plumbing and electrical work through its own licensed operations.
Its workload ranges from residential construction and condominium remodeling to commercial restaurants, hotels, retail spaces and public infrastructure. The company’s site identifies selected work for PortMiami, Miami International Airport and Miami-Dade departments, and lists concrete and masonry, demolition, structural repair, water-intrusion work and recertification among its capabilities. For a business that must remain open during construction, it says it can phase work around operating hours and coordinate with property management.
Safco also offers preconstruction services, including site evaluation, estimating, cost management, scheduling, engineering calculations and procurement. Its published company history traces the Safco name to road and building work founded in Naples, Italy, in 1946, while the Miami-Dade operation began in 2003. The office is outside the City of Miami; prospective clients should confirm the scope, permit authority and trade licenses for their specific address.
Customer accounts describe a full-home interior design and renovation project, with the team listening to the owners' preferences, offering design advice and keeping them informed from consultation through presentation. Another client describes the work as detail-conscious and timely. For a whole-home project, ask for the design deliverables, selection deadlines, room-by-room phases and who approves changes before construction starts.
Commercial and public construction, structural repair, residential work, plumbing and electrical
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