Get Fl Complaint Against A Contractor (licensed Or Unlicensed) - Broward County 2018-2025

Filing a complaint against a contractor can be an essential step in addressing unsatisfactory workmanship or unfulfilled agreements. This guide provides a straightforward approach to completing the FL Complaint Against A Contractor form for Broward County, emphasizing clarity and ease of understanding.

Follow the steps to successfully complete your complaint online.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the form and open it in the online editing platform.
2. Begin by filling out the complainant information section. Provide your full name, address, phone numbers (home, mobile, and work), email, and ensure all information is accurate for effective communication.
3. Next, proceed to the contractor information section. Include the contractor's name, company name, contact details, and license number if applicable. This helps in identifying the contractor associated with your complaint.
4. Select the complaint initiation type. Indicate whether the complaint is by the owner, by a general contractor against a subcontractor, or vice versa. You can also specify if it involves a supplier or other.
5. Provide project information. Fill out the construction site owner's details, describe the work contracted, contract date, start date, payment amounts, and any significant events regarding the work timeline.
6. Indicate the nature of the work and the type of contract (written, oral, etc.). Document any change orders and their nature, as this information could be pivotal in your case.
7. Explain your complaint clearly. Are you facing abandonment or another issue? Provide detailed information to help in the investigation.
8. Attach supporting documents. Include copies of contracts, proof of payments, estimates, photographs, and any other relevant materials. Remember not to send original documents.
9. Finalize the form by signing and dating it. Note that the form requires notarization, so ensure it is completed accordingly.
10. Save your completed document. You can download, print, or share it as needed before submission.

Complete your complaint online to address contractor issues effectively.