The structural work most remodelers can't legally touch.
Load-bearing wall removals, beam and header installs, and framing repair for homes and commercial buildings, engineered, permitted, and inspected. Foundation settlement isn't our line; structure above the slab is.
Most of our structural work runs alongside a remodel or addition. If a wall needs to come down or a floor needs to come back to level, this is the crew that's licensed to do it right.
Open up a closed floor plan the right way, with a properly sized beam and header carrying the load, engineered and permitted.
LVL and steel beams for new openings, wider spans, or loads that were never framed to carry what they carry now.
New framing tied correctly into the existing structure when you add square footage, a second story, or bump out a room.
Sistering, replacing, or reinforcing joists and girders to bring a bouncy or sloping floor back to level and solid.
Cutting out and rebuilding compromised structural framing from water, rot, or termite damage, back to full strength.
Fixing under-built, overspanned, or previously botched framing so it actually meets code and carries its load.
Whether you're reworking a tenant space or repairing a compromised structure, our building-contractor license covers commercial structural work on buildings up to three stories.
Structural work on a commercial building isn't a job for whoever's cheapest. Florida draws a hard line: altering structural members requires the right contractor license and, in most cases, an engineer's design.
We hold the license, coordinate the engineering, and pull the permits, so your structural work stands up to code, inspection, and the next buyer's due diligence.
Anyone can hang drywall. Removing a bearing wall, resizing a beam, or rebuilding load-bearing framing is a different category of work, and in Florida it legally requires a properly licensed contractor. That's exactly what we're built for.
We look at the structure, the load path, and what you want to change, and tell you straight what the job needs.
Where the work is load-bearing, we bring in a structural engineer for the design and beam sizing so it's right on paper first.
We pull the structural permit with your county, so the work is on record and inspected, not hidden behind drywall.
We shore, cut, install, and frame, then carry the job through inspection to a clean sign-off.
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No. We focus on above-grade structural work, framing, beams, load-bearing walls, floors, and joists. For foundation settlement, piers, or slab issues, you'll want a dedicated foundation specialist, and we're glad to point you toward one.
Yes, that's core work for us. We size and install the beam and header to carry the load, coordinate the structural engineer's design where required, and pull the permit so it's inspected and done right, not just knocked out and drywalled over.
For most load-bearing changes, yes, an engineer specifies the beam and connections. You don't have to source one; we bring in a licensed structural engineer and manage that part of the job for you.
Yes. Our Florida Certified Building Contractor license covers commercial structural repairs and modifications on buildings up to three stories, from tenant build-out changes to repairing compromised structural members.
Yes. Florida Legacy Construction is a Florida Certified Building Contractor, license CBC1268994, which authorizes structural work on residential and commercial buildings up to three stories. You can verify it with the Florida DBPR.
It depends entirely on the scope; a single beam install is very different from reframing a damaged floor system or a commercial modification. We give a free on-site assessment and a clear written price before any work starts.
Most structural jobs come up inside a remodel or addition. Here's where ours usually connect.
Opening up a closed kitchen almost always means taking out a load-bearing wall. See how we handle full kitchen remodels.
Additions live or die on how the new structure ties into the old. Explore our additions work.
Tenant build-outs often need structural changes to the space. See our commercial construction.
Send us what's going on, a wall you want gone, a floor that moves, a repair a home inspector flagged, and we'll tell you straight what it needs and what it costs.