Name, address, and phone

The published listing is Ocala Building Contractor, 217 SE 1st Ave Ste 200 – 18, Ocala, FL 34471, (352) 820-6068. Use that name, that street address with the suite, that city, that state, that ZIP code, and that phone together. Dropping the suite, changing the street, or substituting a different number makes a different listing. This page does not publish a second address, a post office box, or an after-hours number. If you see another combination online, check it against this one before you rely on it.

The office is in Ocala. The work the company describes is in Marion County, including Ocala, Belleview, Dunnellon, Silver Springs, Summerfield, and Marion Oaks. Locations explains that the permit office follows the parcel. When you contact the company, lead with the property address, not only with your own mailing address. They can be different. The office address above is where the company is published. It is not the address of your job unless your job is in that suite, which it is not.

Call the phone to reach the company

Call (352) 820-6068 to reach Ocala Building Contractor. That is the path that gets a person at the company. This page does not promise how fast the phone will be answered, and it does not promise a callback window. No response time is stated because none has been published. If you need to talk, call. If you leave a message, do not treat silence of a certain length as a yes or a no. A contract, a bid, and a decision to take the work are not created by dialing.

About the company is background: disabled veteran-owned, 17 years of construction experience, license CBC1263067, and the kinds of work the company will discuss. Read it if you want those facts before you call. Do not read it as a reason to skip the property address when you do call. The person who answers still needs to know which lot you mean and what you want done. Licenses and insurance is the page for the license limit and for the request you should make for a certificate. Have that question ready if insurance limits matter to you. The limits are not on this site.

What to have ready for an estimate

An estimate needs facts about the property and the work. Bring the property address, and be ready to say which jurisdiction the parcel is in if you already know. City of Ocala, City of Belleview, City of Dunnellon, and unincorporated Marion County are not the same review path. If you do not know, say so. The company should not guess from a ZIP code, and you should not have to pretend you know.

Say the type of work: a new house, an addition, a remodel, a light commercial build-out, a roof, or more than one of those. Say whether anyone lives in the building or a business is operating in it. Occupied work changes the sequence. Say which dates are fixed and which are only hopes. Photos help if you already have them. They are not required before you call.

• Property address, and the parcel’s jurisdiction if you know whether it is a city or the county.
• Type of work: house, addition, remodel, light commercial, roofing, or a combination.
• Whether anyone lives there, or whether a business has to keep operating.
• Photos of the existing conditions, if you already have them.
• Timing you know, separated from timing you are only hoping for.
• License or insurance questions you want answered from records, not from memory.

The website form does not email the office

The estimate form on this website stores the request in the browser only. It does not email the office. It does not text the office. It does not create a message on a company server that someone at 217 SE 1st Ave Ste 200 – 18 will open. What you type stays in that browser, on that device, under the browser’s own storage. Clearing the browser, using a different device, or switching browsers can hide it from you. It was never sent. A confirmation on the screen means the browser saved the form. It does not mean Ocala Building Contractor received it.

Do not use the form as your only attempt to reach the company. Call (352) 820-6068. If you already typed the form, assume the office has not seen it unless someone at the company tells you they have. There is no queue behind the form, and no promised reply time for a form that never left the browser. Financing is not a loan desk. The company does not take a loan application by form or by phone.

What the call is, and what it is not

A call starts a conversation about whether the work fits. It is not a contract, not a permit, and not a price. The company does not publish a price on this site. Any number discussed later belongs to a defined scope. The company can decline work that is outside the license, outside the kinds of jobs it takes, or outside Marion County. Residential construction is one of the scopes you might be calling about. Name it plainly if that is the work, and name a different scope if it is not.

Have a way to write down what you are told. Ask who pulls the permit if the work needs one. Ask for the certificate of insurance if you need limits. Ask which trades would be subcontracted. You do not need a speech. You need the address, the work, whether the building is occupied, photos if you have them, and the timing. The company is disabled veteran-owned, with 17 years of construction experience, and the license on file to discuss is CBC1263067. None of those facts answers the phone. The phone number does.