JC Consulting & Construction LLC

JC Consulting & Construction lists its contact location at 1931 NW 150th Avenue, suite 1005, Pembroke Pines. The DBPR license record for its general contractor credential, CGC1537566, showed current, active status through August 31, 2028 when checked October 31, 2026. The same official site also lists mechanical license CMC1251755 and plumbing license CFC1434375. DBPR’s main address for the general license is a different Pembroke Pines address; the company website’s contact location is the practical starting point, but make an appointment before going.

Published services

• Residential construction, additions and remodeling
• Kitchen and bathroom renovations
• Commercial construction and tenant improvements
• Condominium renovation and concrete repair or restoration
• Design-build and construction management
• Plumbing and air-conditioning services
• Owner-representative project oversight and specialty work

The firm describes an integrated approach in which general construction, mechanical and plumbing work can be coordinated under one company. That can be relevant when a remodel changes several systems at once; ask which trades its team performs directly, which are subcontracted, and whose license will cover each permit. Its portfolio includes residential kitchens and bathrooms, warehouse work and owner-representative oversight. The firm’s owner-representative service is distinct from hiring it as the builder: its stated scope includes reviewing constructability, coordinating the project team, monitoring schedule and payment requests, and helping with closeout.

JC publishes a free-estimate policy for locations within a stated radius of its Pembroke Pines office and offers a scheduling form on its site. Its FAQ says estimates outside that radius may not be covered by the same offer; confirm the distance and any fee before booking. Request a written scope, payment milestones, insurance documents, an estimated start window and an explanation of how changes are priced. The website links Facebook and Instagram; its project photos and service pages are useful for asking about comparable residential, condominium or commercial work.

A homeowner describes a cabana-bath remodel after a leak and mold remediation, praising communication and the team’s flexibility; the reviewer says that individual job was completed within three weeks of the initial in-person consultation. A separate, more recent comment describes kitchen repair and restoration work. These accounts concern different projects and do not establish a standard schedule. For water-related work, ask what moisture or mold work is included, who performs it, how the rebuild is sequenced, and how the estimate handles concealed damage.