How Code Enforcement Violations Work In Florida
In general, upon finding a code violation, the Code Enforcement Board is required to provide the property owner a reasonable amount of time to correct the violation. If the violation is not corrected, the enforcement board can order a violation against the property owner (respondent) and can impose daily fines per violation! Until the violation is corrected, these fines become a lien against the real property on which the violation occurred. Until the fines are paid, the lien stays on the property.
We may be able to assist you getting rid of your code violations and fines.
We understand how much pressure and aggravation these problems with the Code Enforcement Board may be causing you. We have helped many individuals and homeowners in your situation, and we offer a free consultation to review the details of your case or violation.
Who we are?
Jax Construction & Development, LLC is a licensed & insured General Construction firm who has the capacity and ability to deal with the city regarding your code violations on your behalf. Jax Construction has the license capacity to apply for a permit, provide any construction services that may be needed to bring your property up to code, and to close your permit when all work is completed.
At Jax Construction, we are very passionate about helping people in your situation. Let Jax Construction and Development assist you. There are various options available to you that Jax Construction & Development can help you with. Please call our office to schedule an appointment for your free consultation
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The exact length of your construction project depends on several factors. The complexity of the design plays a big role, with intricate features or custom elements adding time. If there are unexpected delays in getting what you need, it can push back the completion date. Permitting timelines can vary depending on your location and the scope of work. Weather conditions can also impact progress. Construction may slow down or even halt during periods of severe weather. When discussing your project with a professional, be sure to ask about their experience with similar projects and how these factors might influence the overall timeline.
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