A license, an office, and a limit on what is claimed

Ocala Building Contractor is a disabled veteran-owned company with 17 years of construction experience. The Florida certified building contractor license published for the company is CBC1263067. The office is in Ocala, and the work described on this site is in Marion County. Those sentences are the record this page is willing to print. It does not invent a biography. It does not name a military unit. It does not turn 17 years into a founding year, and it does not list a staff. Those details are not published, so they are not written here as if they were.

Veteran ownership is a fact about who owns the company. It is not a ranking of the work, and it is not a reason to skip the license, the written scope, or the permit path for a particular address. Years of construction experience are stated as 17 years because that is the figure the company publishes. The page does not add a story about a first job, a first house, or a first client. None of those stories has been documented here, and a made-up origin would not make the license more accurate.

The published office and phone

The office address is 217 SE 1st Ave Ste 200 – 18, Ocala, FL 34471. The phone is (352) 820-6068. Write the suite as part of the address. Ste 200 – 18 is how the office is identified inside the building, not a note you can drop. Mail, a map pin, or a note that stops at the street can miss the suite. Use the company name Ocala Building Contractor with that address and that phone when you need the published listing to match.

Houses, additions, remodeling, light commercial work, and roofs

The company talks about houses, additions, remodeling, light commercial construction, and roofing coordination. Residential construction is the section for new houses, additions, garages, and similar residential scopes. A new house is a building on a lot, permitted as a building. An addition has to meet the house that is already standing: foundation, floor line, roof tie-in, and the way water leaves the wall. The company does not publish a price for either kind of job. A number without the plans and the lot would be a guess.

Remodeling means work on an existing building, including kitchens, bathrooms, and larger renovations when that is the scope someone is actually asking for. If the work changes structure, openings, or the path of plumbing or electrical, the scope should say so. A coat of paint by itself is not how this company defines a remodel. When people are living in the house, the scope also has to say which rooms stay usable. That is a planning question. It is not a story about a particular household, because no household is being described here.

Light commercial construction on this site means build-outs and tenant improvements: offices, retail, restaurants, and medical offices. The company does not describe that work as heavy industrial construction. A commercial interior and a house can fall under the same building-contractor license and still be different jobs. Occupancy, the hours the business needs, and whether the space stays open all change the schedule. If a project is outside the work the company does, a consultation can end in a decline. Declining is a normal outcome, not a failure of the page.

Roofing is handled as coordination. Roofing describes replacement, repair, shingles, and metal in the range the company coordinates. CBC1263067 is not a roofing-only license. The roofing trade is subcontracted to a licensed roofing contractor. Electrical, plumbing, and HVAC are handled the same way: the specialty contractor holds the specialty license. The building contract still has to say who is responsible for which part of the scope. Coordination is not a claim that one license covers every trade.

Claims this page will not make

The company does not claim awards. It does not publish a project count. It does not say it is the best contractor in Ocala, in Marion County, or anywhere else. It does not print a price, a price per square foot, or a figure labeled as a starting point. A price on an about page would not be an offer for your lot. A project count would not tell you whether a particular scope fits the license. Comparisons that need trophies or totals are left out because those totals are not a published record.

Marion County, named place by named place

The service area is Marion County, including Ocala, Belleview, Dunnellon, Silver Springs, Summerfield, and Marion Oaks. The locations pages separate those places because the permit office follows the parcel, not the word on a mailing address. Inside the City of Ocala, the City of Belleview, or the City of Dunnellon, the city building department reviews the plans. Silver Springs, Summerfield, Marion Oaks, and other unincorporated parts of Marion County go through Marion County Building Safety. An Ocala ZIP code does not prove the lot is inside the city.

• Ocala includes both city limits and a large area that still uses the Ocala name and is reviewed by the county.
• Belleview has its own building department inside the city, and a Belleview address can still sit outside those limits.
• Dunnellon permits work inside the city. The rivers do not move the permit into another city’s office.
• Silver Springs is treated on this site as unincorporated Marion County for building review.
• Summerfield is not described as The Villages, and it is not assumed to be a city submittal.
• Marion Oaks is a Marion County community. This site does not assign it a separate city building department.

What you can check before a conversation

License limits and the insurance request are written on licenses and insurance. CBC1263067 is a certified building contractor license under Florida law, with the height and structural limits that license carries. The company is insured. Policy numbers and coverage limits are not printed on this site. Ask for the certificate if you need those figures. Nothing on this page is a bid, a contract, or a statement that every call becomes a job.