Built with disciplined oversight from preconstruction through closeout.
FIG Construction Services delivers owner-led accountability and licensed Florida GC oversight on every project. We help owners, operators, and developers move from planning to execution with clear communication, disciplined coordination, and a constant focus on cost, schedule, and finished quality.
Faith In God. Quality in Every Build.
FIG is built around direct accountability, practical problem solving, and steady project leadership. We work closely with owners, operators, design teams, and trade partners to keep decisions moving, reduce handoff risk, and maintain control where it matters most: budget, schedule, coordination, and final execution.
For clients, that means a contractor that stays engaged from early planning through closeout and communicates clearly when priorities, risks, or field conditions change.
OUR SERVICES
Our services are built around how projects are actually delivered, whether you’re a business owner, property owner, or real estate investor. From design-build and construction management to commercial build-outs, renovations, and investor rehabs, FIG matches the delivery approach to your project goals, with licensed oversight from start to finish.
When speed, alignment, and accountability matter, Design-Build gives you one team responsible from concept through completion. FIG helps coordinate planning, pricing, constructability, and execution under a single delivery structure so owners can make decisions faster and move forward with fewer disconnects between design and construction.
When you already have a design team in place, FIG provides disciplined construction management focused on protecting the owner’s interests. We help manage budget, schedule, trade coordination, procurement, compliance, and day-to-day execution so the project stays organized and decisions stay grounded in real jobsite conditions.
FIG Construction Services works with real estate investors who need renovations completed on budget, on schedule, and documented properly. From the first walkthrough to final inspection, we give you accurate scopes, clear pricing, and the documentation lenders expect, so your project keeps moving and your numbers hold.
Why Choose Us
Integrity Driven
We uphold the highest ethical standards in all our operations, ensuring transparency, fairness, and responsibility in every project we undertake.
Quality Commitment
Quality is embedded in our culture. From planning to final handover, we maintain stringent controls to guarantee durable, safe, and superior results.
Our Process
Three ways to build. One standard: owner-first, from first walkthrough to final inspection.
Design‑Build Process
Discovery & Feasibility: We define your goals, budget, and constraints with you from day one, then carry one accountable team from design through construction.
Construction Management Process
Owner Alignment: We set clear objectives, decision authority, and a reporting schedule, so you always know where your budget and schedule stand.
Real Estate Investor Process
Property Walkthrough: We review the property's condition, your budget, and your exit strategy, then deliver a detailed scope and estimate, with every rehab permitted, inspected, and ready to sell, rent, or refinance.
The systems behind every FIG project, built to keep your budget, schedule, and quality on track.
FIG brings owner-led accountability to every project, backed by defined systems for estimating, scheduling, documentation, and communication. You always know what’s happening, what it costs, and what comes next.
Most projects start with a few practical questions. These are the ones we hear most often from business owners, property owners, and real estate investors.
Do you work with real estate investors?
Yes. We provide rehab scopes, construction estimates, draw schedules, and progress documentation for lenders, and we manage renovations from walkthrough to final inspection. Investors who are renovating several properties can use the same team and process on each one.
Does my project need a permit?
Many renovation, structural, and building system projects require a permit, but the requirements vary by city and county. We confirm what your project needs with the local building department, handle the applications, and schedule the required inspections.
How do I get started?
Submit a project inquiry with your project location, scope, and any available plans or photos. Our team will review your information and contact you to discuss next steps.
How much is the deposit, and how are payments scheduled?
Payments are tied to completed milestones, so you pay as work progresses, not far ahead of it. Your deposit and payment schedule are written into your contract before work begins. For residential projects, Florida law requires a contractor who collects more than 10% of the contract price up front to apply for permits within 30 days and to start work within 90 days after permits are issued, unless you agree in writing to a longer period.
How will I know what's happening on my project?
You'll have one point of contact at FIG and regular updates on progress, schedule, and budget, including photos. Every project is supervised on site. If something changes, whether it's a delay, an inspection result, or a hidden condition, you hear about it from us directly and promptly, not after the fact.
How do I avoid surprise costs once the project starts?
Most surprise costs come from vague scopes and conditions no one checked. Before work begins, we walk the property and deliver a written scope and a line-item estimate that shows what's included and what isn't. In renovations, some conditions stay hidden until walls or floors open up. If we find one, we stop, show you what we found, and price the fix before any added work proceeds. Nothing gets added to your bill without your written approval.
Can I act as my own contractor to save money?
Florida allows an owner-builder exemption, but it comes with real responsibility. You must personally supervise the work on site, and you can't hire an unlicensed person to run the job for you. As the owner-builder, you can also be held financially liable for injuries to unlicensed workers on your property. A common scheme is for an unlicensed contractor to ask the owner to pull the permit in their own name. If anyone asks you to do that, treat it as a red flag.
I'm an investor. Can I pull owner-builder permits on my flips or rentals?
Generally, no. The owner-builder exemption covers property you'll occupy yourself, not property built or renovated to sell or rent. If you sell or lease the property within one year of completing the work, Florida law presumes you did the work for sale or lease, which violates the exemption. For investment properties, a licensed contractor protects your project and your exit.