Pergond Construction

Pergond Construction lists its Pembroke Pines address at 12110 SW 2nd St and identifies itself as a certified general contracting company. The Florida DBPR record for CGC1537996 showed current, active status on October 31, 2026, with an August 31, 2028 expiration. Its website presents the firm as serving residential and commercial projects across the Miami area; call or use its project form to confirm whether the address is a customer-meeting location before visiting.

Published services

• Residential construction and home building
• Commercial construction for offices, retail, restaurants and business spaces
• Kitchen and bathroom remodeling
• Interior renovations
• Exterior work on façades, patios and terraces
• Construction and project management

The company’s site says it can coordinate design and construction rather than limiting its role to one trade. Its project gallery shows kitchen and bathroom interiors, a commercial-building construction image and named residences, which gives a prospective client examples to discuss during an estimate. Ask whether the displayed project was completed by the company, what work it handled, and who will manage design, permits, subcontractors and inspections on the new job.

Pergond advertises a free consultation and a financing option through its website. It does not publish a project-by-project price list, so financing availability should not be read as a quote or an approval guarantee. Before signing, request the financing terms in writing, a detailed scope with allowances, a construction schedule, proof of insurance and the license qualifier’s name. Its online portfolio is useful for narrowing the conversation to the room, finish level and type of project you have in mind.

Recent customer accounts offer limited but concrete context: a realtor says she personally saw two homes Jose and Ivonne remodeled and praises the finish and attention to detail; another reviewer describes the company as professional and trustworthy. These are individual impressions rather than an inspection, so ask to see a recent project comparable to yours, identify the lead on your job, and review the written scope and finish selections before work begins.