Brigcon Construction Services

Brigcon Construction Services says Miramar has been its home since the company was founded in 2005 by Carol and Vernon Williams. Its Florida Certified General Contractor license, CGC1512376, showed current, active status on October 31, 2026 and an August 31, 2028 expiration. The public state record lists 3320 Kapot Terrace as the main address. Brigcon’s current site says it moved into a new commercial office on Miramar Parkway in August 2026 but does not give the street number; call (954) 274-2205 before visiting and ask for the current meeting address.

Published services

• General contracting and construction management
• Commercial and public-sector construction
• Occupied-building renovations and tenant build-outs
• New residential construction and federally funded housing rehabilitation
• Drywall, plaster, acoustic and specialty ceilings
• Stucco, exterior finishes, painting and protective coatings
• Flooring, tile and interior finishing

The portfolio distinguishes work that is useful to different clients: a phased renovation of an active Broward County courthouse, the Tyrone Bryant Branch Library, a Miramar residential community project collaboration and exterior restoration at Miami Beach’s Hotel Victor. The firm describes self-performing drywall, plaster, ceilings, stucco, painting, flooring and tile while managing other trades. That combination is particularly relevant to property managers or public agencies planning work in spaces that remain open. Ask for the exact phase, role and scope Brigcon handled on any project you want to use as a comparison.

Brigcon identifies its qualifying agent, Vernon L. Williams, and publishes Florida license CGC1512376. The company describes itself as family-owned, minority-owned, woman-owned and veteran-owned and lists public-sector qualifications on its website. It invites prospective clients to call or use a request-for-bid form; no consumer rate card is published. For a home project, ask whether it fits the firm’s project mix and service area; for institutional work, discuss prequalification, bonding, site access, safety rules, phasing and closeout documents before comparing bids.