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Licensed Certified Residential Contractors in Baker County

Every certified residential contractor on record with the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation in Baker County, Florida, with current license status computed August 17, 2026. Listed A to Z; use the filters to narrow it.

16licensed certified residential contractors
14active today
2expired
12.5%expiry rate

Of the 16 certified residential contractors licensed in Baker County, 2 are operating on an expired license, or 12.5%. That is worth checking before you sign anything: an expired license can invalidate your permit and complicate an insurance claim if the work goes wrong.

Looking to hire rather than to check someone? Filter the list below by name, or use the Active chip to hide anyone whose license has lapsed.

Licensees 1 to 16 of 16

16 listed
LicenseeLicense #ExpiresStatus
ABSTRACT SOLUTIONS, LLCCRC1330850August 31, 2026Expiring soon
BKG CONSTRUCTION, LLCCRC1335983August 31, 2028Active
Calvin R BagleyCRC014540August 31, 2026Suspended
COUNTY LINE CARPENTRY LLCCRC1335315August 31, 2028Active
CWR CONSTRUCTION LLCCRC1330892August 31, 2028Active
CYPRESS HOME BUILDERS INCCRC1331077August 31, 2028Active
D GRIFFIS CONSTRUCTION LLCCRC1335226August 31, 2028Active
ELITE METAL MANUFACTURING LLCCRC1336182August 31, 2028Active
ERIC RAULERSON CONSTRUCTION INCCRC1327878August 31, 2028Active
M3G CONSTRUCTION INCCRC1334241August 31, 2028Active
MACAROSA CONTRACTORS, LLCCRC1335433August 31, 2026Expiring soon
Mark Douglas StevensCRC1329023August 31, 2028Suspended
RANDY POWELL CONSTRUCTION INCCRC1330698August 31, 2028Active
STORMSUNITED, LLCCRC1332280August 31, 2028Active
WHITNEY CONTRACTORS, INC.CRC1331165August 31, 2028Active
YARBOROUGH CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT INCCRC1333249August 31, 2028Active

Before you hire in Baker County

  1. Match the license number on this page to the name on the contract. Licenses belong to a person or a company, not to a crew.
  2. Confirm the record at DBPR directly. This page mirrors their daily file, but they are the authority.
  3. Ask for a certificate of insurance separately. DBPR licensing does not verify that a contractor carries liability coverage.
  4. Get the license number written into the written estimate.