Builtmore Contracting, Inc.

Builtmore Contracting says it has served South Florida’s residential and commercial building needs since 2008. Its published West Palm Beach contact address is 4440 S Tiffany Drive, Unit 6; the company lists phone, email and Florida Certified Building Contractor license CBC1257404. The service range covers both a homeowner planning a room addition and an owner managing a broader property or commercial project. The firm also publishes named portfolio work, which makes it possible to discuss a concrete example instead of relying only on a generic design promise.

Published services

• Home remodeling and total-home renovation
• Home additions and new residential construction
• Commercial construction and shopping-center projects
• Design-build services
• Construction management
• Commercial maintenance programs
• Estate management and property upkeep

Portfolio entries include La Ternura, described as a complete estate renovation; 330 Laurie Road, a home renovation and addition; and projects at 301 Broadway Avenue and 440 Royal Palm Way. The La Ternura project page describes a five-bedroom, five-and-a-half-bath home with a three-car garage, pool and spa, impact windows and doors, a new roof and updated mechanical systems. These are company-published case details, not an assurance that every assignment has the same scale. Ask who designed and permitted comparable work, which parts were performed by Builtmore, how owner selections are approved and whether the firm is prepared for the size and complexity of your property.

Builtmore describes design-build and construction management as ways to coordinate planning, procurement, scheduling and construction, and also offers commercial maintenance and estate management. The firm invites prospective clients to request a project-specific quote and arrange a meeting by phone or email. The official website links Facebook and the company LinkedIn page. DBPR showed CBC1257404 current and active on October 31, 2026, expiring August 31, 2028.

One older homeowner account describes a difficult window-repair assignment: after another contractor's window installation began leaking, Builtmore removed and reinstalled five windows in a four-level Jupiter townhouse where beach-area parking restricted the work. The reviewer says the final invoice exceeded the bid, but praises communication, professionalism and timeliness. A second, brief account says the company did what it promised. For a leak repair or other concealed-condition job, ask what the initial price assumes, what would trigger a written change order, how access and parking affect labor, and who will test and document the repair.