Florida Contractor Disclosures

GULFARMOR LLC is a Florida Certified Building Contractor, License No. CBC1268859. This page collects the consumer disclosures Florida law requires of licensed residential contractors, so you have them before you sign anything. Your signed written proposal or installation contract is the controlling document; where it differs from this page, the signed contract governs.

Homeowners’ Construction Recovery Fund

This notice is required by section 489.1425, Florida Statutes, and appears in every GULFARMOR residential contract where the value of labor and materials exceeds $2,500.

Deposits, permits, and start of work

GULFARMOR typically collects a 50% deposit to reserve your order and begin fabrication of your custom units. Because that deposit exceeds 10% of the contract price, section 489.126, Florida Statutes, applies and we commit to the following:

• Permits applied for within 30 days. We will apply for any permits necessary for your work within 30 days after your deposit is received, except where the work does not require a permit under the applicable codes and ordinances.
• Work started within 90 days. We will start your work within 90 days after all necessary permits are issued, unless you agree in writing to a longer period.
• If we don’t. If we fail to meet either commitment, you may make written demand by certified mail to GULFARMOR LLC, 10681 Airport Rd N #21, Naples, FL 34109. Failure to comply after that demand carries penalties under Florida law.

Why the deposit is 50%. Your units are custom-fabricated to your exact openings, and our manufacturer requires a 50% production advance before it will begin building them. Your deposit funds that advance dollar-for-dollar — we do not hold it as profit. You may cancel for a full refund of your deposit any time before we release your order to the manufacturer, and we will not release it until your cancellation period has expired. After release, that advance is committed and is not recoverable by us, which is when the deposit becomes non-refundable.

Custom impact windows, doors, and shutters are built to your exact openings, so fabrication lead times are normal and are described in our Delivery & Installation page.

Licensing

• GULFARMOR LLC — Florida Certified Building Contractor, License No. CBC1268859. Our license number appears on every proposal, quote, contract, invoice, and advertisement, as required by section 489.119(6)(b), Florida Statutes.
• You can verify our license, and check the status of any Florida contractor, at myfloridalicense.com.
• GULFARMOR carries general liability insurance and workers’ compensation coverage. Certificates are available on request.

We do not perform insurance-claim work

GULFARMOR sells and installs impact windows, doors, and hurricane shutters as a straightforward home-improvement purchase. We do not solicit, negotiate, adjust, or perform work under property insurance claims, and we do not do roofing. Accordingly:

• We will never offer to pay, waive, absorb, or rebate your insurance deductible, and we will never ask you to inflate an invoice.
• We do not interpret your insurance policy or advise you on coverage — only a licensed public adjuster, your agent, or your insurer may do that. If your project involves an insurance claim, contact your insurance company directly.
• We do not accept or pay referral compensation tied to insurance proceeds.

Where we mention insurance, it refers to the premium discounts Florida homeowners may earn by installing impact-rated openings, confirmed by a wind mitigation inspection. Any savings depend on your carrier, policy, and home — we do not guarantee a specific amount.

My Safe Florida Home and other grant programs

Grant figures shown on this site are estimates to help you plan. GULFARMOR does not administer, approve, or guarantee any state grant. Eligibility, funding availability, inspection requirements, and award amounts are determined solely by the program, and program funding can close without notice.

Construction lien law

Under Florida’s Construction Lien Law (Chapter 713, Florida Statutes), people who work on your property or provide materials, and are not paid in full, have a right to enforce their claim for payment against your property. Protect yourself by obtaining a written release of lien from persons supplying materials or services before making payment, and consult an attorney if you do not understand your obligations. The full statutory warning appears in your signed contract where required.

Pricing shown on this website

• Online estimates and Design Studio ranges are preliminary, based on the information you provide.
• A binding price is issued only after an on-site measurement, in a written proposal signed by both parties.
• Financing figures are illustrations, are subject to credit approval, and are not an offer of credit.

Questions

GULFARMOR LLC · 10681 Airport Rd N #21, Naples, FL 34109 · (239) 227-9421 · info@gulfarmor.com