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Parkland, FL.

Our home base. Aldo lives and licenses here — and Dellamano Construction Inc. has built more kitchens, additions, and outdoor kitchens in Parkland than in any other city.

What we build most in Parkland

The scopes that show up on our Parkland calendar most often.

01Local pattern

Custom-home builds in Parkland Golf & Country Club

02Local pattern

Second-story additions in Heron Bay

03Local pattern

Outdoor kitchen + pool deck packages in Bay Lakes

All 18 scopes · available in Parkland

Every service, under one general contract, in Parkland.

01 · Interior + Structural

Custom Home Building

Ground-up custom residences from architectural coordination through final walkthrough.

Explore → 02 · Interior

Home Remodeling

Whole-home renovations and major layout changes.

Explore → 03 · Interior + Structural

Home Additions

Second-story additions, room extensions, in-law suites, and pool-house builds.

Explore → 04 · Interior

Kitchen Remodeling

Fully permitted kitchen renovations. Fixed price at signing.

Explore → 05 · Interior

Interior Renovation

Full-interior remodels beyond a single room.

Explore → 06 · Exterior

Outdoor Kitchens

Built-in grills, hood ventilation, refrigeration, stone counters, gas lines.

Explore → 07 · Exterior

Exterior Living Spaces

Kitchens, pergolas, hardscapes, pool decks, and lighting designed together.

Explore → 08 · Exterior + Structural

Pergolas & Shade Structures

Custom pergolas, cabanas, and shade structures built to South Florida wind code.

Explore → 09 · Exterior

Hardscapes & Paver Patios

Paver patios, pool decks, driveways, retaining walls, and stone features.

Explore → 10 · Exterior + MEP

Pool Construction

New pool builds and pool-area renovations coordinated with hardscape, plumbing, electrical.

Explore → 11 · Mechanical + Electrical + Plumbing

Home Systems

Whole-house mechanical, plumbing, and electrical upgrades.

Explore → 12 · Mechanical + Electrical

Generator Installation

Standby generators sized to your home’s actual load — not oversold.

Explore → 13 · Electrical

Electrical Contracting

Panel upgrades, service changes, EV chargers, code corrections.

Explore → 14 · Plumbing

Plumbing Contracting

Rough-in and finish plumbing for renovations, additions, new construction, plus gas.

Explore → 15 · Roofing

Roofing

Re-roofs, roof repairs, and new-construction roof systems.

Explore → 16 · Umbrella

General Contracting

The umbrella that covers every scope above.

Explore → 17 · Commercial

Commercial Construction

Ground-up commercial builds and major renovations across South Florida.

Explore → 18 · Commercial

Tenant Fit-Outs & Build-Outs

Restaurant, retail, office, and medical build-outs delivered under one general contract.

Explore →
Representative work · Parkland + surrounds

The kind of projects Dellamano runs in Parkland.

A cross-section of recent Dellamano Construction Inc. work in scopes we take across Parkland and neighboring Broward County zips.

Infinity pool with modern hardscape design at a beachfront property.
Pool & Hardscape

Infinity pool with modern hardscape design at a beachfront property.
Two-story white home with wooden slat accents, pool deck, and integrated hardscape.
Custom Home

Two-story white home with wooden slat accents, pool deck, and integrated hardscape.
Pool deck with cream loungers, architectural ceiling, and water features.
Pool Deck

Pool deck with cream loungers, architectural ceiling, and water features.
Waterfront residence with expansive hardscape, pool, and palm-framed outdoor living.
Waterfront Estate

Waterfront residence with expansive hardscape, pool, and palm-framed outdoor living.
Two-story residence with glass walls, wooden accents, and expansive hardscape patio.
Custom Home

Two-story residence with glass walls, wooden accents, and expansive hardscape patio.
Luxury home with brick facade, curved roofline, and two-car garage.
Custom Home

Luxury home with brick facade, curved roofline, and two-car garage.
Two-story white residential home with glass railings, dual garages, and tropical landscaping.
Custom Home

Two-story white residential home with glass railings, dual garages, and tropical landscaping.
Resort-style backyard with sparkling pool, white pergola, and manicured landscaping.
Pool & Pergola

Resort-style backyard with sparkling pool, white pergola, and manicured landscaping.
Parkland homeowners · one contract

Fixed-bid estimate on your Parkland project.

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Parkland Contractor: Every Trade License, One Owner

Aldo Dellamano lives in Parkland, holds all five Florida trade licenses personally, and has pulled more permits in this city than any other zip code he serves.

What Makes Parkland Projects Different

Parkland sits in western Broward County within a High-Velocity Hurricane Zone, which means structural components — roof-to-wall connections, window ratings, pergola anchoring — must meet the Florida Building Code's most stringent wind-load provisions. Inspectors in the City of Parkland coordinate through Broward County's Building Division, and permit timelines here reflect that two-layer review process. Knowing which submissions need county sign-off versus city approval has saved Dellamano clients weeks of back-and-forth.

Parkland is also a deed-restricted community in large part, and neighborhoods like Parkland Golf & Country Club and Heron Bay carry HOA architectural review requirements that run parallel to — and independent of — the building permit process. Submitting architectural drawings to the HOA before breaking ground isn't optional; it's a prerequisite that can delay a project by a full review cycle if missed. Coordinating both tracks simultaneously is standard practice on every Dellamano job in this city.

Homes in Parkland's western estate lots and golf-course-adjacent parcels frequently involve larger setbacks, lake-buffer restrictions, and South Florida Water Management District considerations for any work near a berm or retention area. These aren't edge cases here — they come up on a significant share of outdoor, pool, and addition projects.

How Parkland Homeowners Actually Hire a Contractor

Most Parkland projects start with a scope that sounds straightforward — a kitchen remodel, a second-story addition, an outdoor kitchen — and expand once a licensed contractor walks the property. That expansion isn't upselling; it's discovery. Electrical panels sized for a 1990s build rarely support a modern kitchen plus an EV charger plus a whole-home generator without a service upgrade. Aldo carries the electrical license (FL #EC13015530) alongside the general contracting license (FL #CGC1525289), so that finding doesn't create a second contractor relationship or a finger-pointing situation between trades.

Because Dellamano holds all five state licenses personally — general contracting, roofing, mechanical, plumbing, and electrical — the estimate you receive reflects what the work actually costs under one set of hands. For scopes where a fixed-bid proposal is appropriate, that number is locked at signing. The page you're reading covers every scope Dellamano runs in Parkland; the FAQ below addresses the questions that come up most often before a first walkthrough.

Common questions

Do I need both a city permit and a county permit for a Parkland addition or remodel?
In most cases, yes — Parkland routes building permits through Broward County's Building Division, so there is a county review layer even though the city has its own inspections process. The specific requirements depend on scope and location on the parcel. Dellamano handles permit coordination as part of every general contracting engagement in Parkland, including flagging which submissions need to go to which authority before work begins.
My neighborhood has an HOA. Does that affect the contractor I hire or just the design?
It affects both the timeline and the process. HOA architectural review in communities like Heron Bay and Parkland Golf & Country Club is independent of the building permit — approval from one body does not substitute for the other. A contractor unfamiliar with Parkland can pull a permit and begin work before HOA approval is granted, which can trigger a stop-work situation or require changes after construction starts. Dellamano treats HOA submission as part of pre-construction, not an afterthought.
Can one contractor handle the pool, outdoor kitchen, electrical, and plumbing, or do I need to hire multiple licensed subs?
With Dellamano, one general contract covers all of it. Aldo holds the plumbing license (FL #CFC1434398), electrical license (FL #EC13015530), and mechanical license (FL #CMC1251666) personally, in addition to the general contracting (FL #CGC1525289) and roofing (FL #CCC1335157) licenses. Pool work is coordinated under the same single contract. That means one point of contact, one schedule, and no coordination gaps between trades — which matters most on complex outdoor packages where the pool deck, gas lines, hood ventilation, and electrical all have to sequence correctly.

Start Your Parkland Project

Describe your scope and a walkthrough can be scheduled promptly — Parkland is Aldo's home base and the city where Dellamano runs its highest volume of projects.

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