GL General Construction, Inc.

GL General Construction identifies Pembroke Pines as its base and publishes a general contractor credential, CGC1522420, along with plumbing CFC1433457 and roofing CCC1336517. The company website gives a city-and-ZIP contact location but no street address on its main contact page; DBPR lists 9110 NW 7th Court as the main address for the general license. Treat that as a state-record address, not a confirmed walk-in office, and call (305) 804-3185 to arrange a consultation. The license record showed current, active status on October 31, 2026 and an August 31, 2028 expiration.

Published services

• New construction, design-build and project management
• Residential and commercial renovations, additions and repairs
• Commercial roofing repairs, replacement and waterproofing
• Residential and commercial plumbing
• Electrical services, carpentry and flooring
• Windows, doors, gutters, concrete and countertops
• Painting, home improvement and property maintenance

GL’s service pages describe work that ranges from small home repairs to new construction and commercial property maintenance. It states that a repair technician is dispatched after the company gathers project details or a team member becomes available; emergency follow-up is described as an option when an unexpected issue requires a return visit. The site also discusses commercial roof repair and waterproofing, window installation and concrete work. Because the published service menu is broad, ask which licensed qualifier and trade team will be responsible for the specific part of the job.

The company lists weekday hours of 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday by appointment and emergency services; confirm availability for the work you need. Its website says it provides base prices for some services and may discuss alternatives, but it does not publish a current project price list. Ask for a written estimate that separates labor, materials, permit fees and optional work. The official site links Instagram. For a project involving more than one licensed trade, confirm in writing who pulls each permit and who schedules the required inspections.

One homeowner describes the installation of two doors and a pair of windows in a day, with the work left ready for inspection; after the inspection passed the next day, the crew returned to finish trim. The same account mentions floor protection, cleanup and a small trim adjustment after the owner raised a question. Another customer praises punctuality, clear explanations and care for the home. These are individual projects; for a window or door job, ask how inspection readiness, finish work, floor protection and any return visit are included in the written scope.