Lox Construction

Lox Construction publishes West Palm Beach as its location and lists a phone number, support email, Florida general-contractor license CGC1528482 and professional-engineer license 82594. The company says it is licensed, insured and bonded and has more than a decade of experience. Its website does not publish a street address, so contact the team to set up a project meeting rather than using a state license-record address as if it were a customer office. Lox serves commercial, residential, industrial, government and concrete projects, a mix that makes it more technically oriented than a typical kitchen-and-bath remodeler.

Published construction specialties

• Commercial, residential, industrial and government construction
• Concrete work and concrete restoration
• Concrete columns and beams
• Installation of double-tee and hollow-core concrete systems
• Concrete tanks
• Residential and commercial project galleries
• Engineering and construction-management experience through company leadership

The company’s founder and CEO, Julian Ramirez de Arellano, is identified on the site as a Florida licensed Professional Engineer and General Contractor. The company biography says his project background includes more than $35 million in industrial, commercial and residential work and federal infrastructure projects exceeding $250 million; these are company-reported career totals, not a list of Lox contracts. Lox’s gallery separates residential and commercial construction, and its website includes images of structural concrete work. A property owner or project manager should ask what structural calculations and shop drawings are included, who seals engineering documents, which concrete scopes Lox self-performs, and what inspections or testing are expected.

This profile is best suited to people comparing contractors for structural or engineered work rather than shopping for a published remodeling package. The website does not list prices, office hours or a street-level customer location. Ask about project minimums, geographic coverage, procurement lead times and insurance limits before preparing a bid package. The DBPR record showed CGC1528482 current and active on October 31, 2026, through August 31, 2028; the company also lists PE license 82594. Its official site links Instagram, the only social account recorded here.

The company identifies its leadership as a team of professional engineers and licensed general contractors and lists work in commercial, residential, industrial and government construction, including concrete restoration, columns, beams, double-tee and hollow-core systems, and tanks. An engineering-design firm says it has recommended Lox for remodels, additions and new construction; a homeowner describes a full-house renovation and addition in which the team helped bring the owners' ideas together. Those accounts are older and describe specific projects. For a major renovation, ask who will coordinate design, permits and inspections, which concrete scopes the firm will perform, and whether your project falls within its current service area.