Category 04 of 04 · Licensed Home Services

Licensed Home Services.

Professional residential services performed by licensed experts. Reliable solutions for repairs, upgrades, and installations — plumbing, electrical, HVAC, roofing, generators, EV chargers, water heaters, panel upgrades, and gas piping. Every trade held personally by the owner.

Most South Florida homeowners already know the pattern: one company for the AC, another for the plumbing, a third for the panel, a fourth for the roof, a fifth for the generator. Five invoices, five warranties, five different license numbers, and nobody on the hook when they don’t line up.

Dellamano Construction runs on a different model. Every licensed trade on this page — General, Roofing, Mechanical, Plumbing, and Electrical — is held personally by owner Aldo Dellamano. One signature on every permit. One number to call when the water heater dies at 6am on a Sunday.

Every trade, one owner

General #CGC1525289 · Roofing #CCC1335157 · Mechanical #CMC1251666 · Plumbing #CFC1434398 · Electrical #EC13015530. Every license verifiable at MyFloridaLicense.com.

Fixed-bid pricing

Every visit priced in writing before work starts. No invoice creep. Same-day scheduling available for licensed home services when the calendar allows.

11 licensed home services · one general contract

Every trade the state of Florida licenses — under one signature.

01 · Plumbing

Plumbing Services

Rough-in, finish, repair. Gas piping and water heaters included. FL Plumbing #CFC1434398.

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02 · Electrical

Electrical Services

Panel upgrades, service changes, EV chargers, code corrections, renovation electrical. FL EC #13015530.

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03 · Mechanical

Mechanical (HVAC) Services

Central AC, mini-splits, ductwork, zoning, air handlers, condensers. FL Mechanical #CMC1251666.

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04 · Standby Power

Generator Installation

Standby generators sized to your home’s actual load. Pad, gas line, transfer switch, permit.

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05 · Plumbing

Water Heater Installation & Replacement

Tank and tankless, gas or electric. Recirculation for large homes. Permit, inspection, haul-off.

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06 · Electrical

Panel Upgrades

100A → 200A → 400A service, sub-panels, surge protection, generator interlock. Utility coordination.

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07 · Electrical

EV Charger Installation

NEMA 14-50 or hardwired Level 2 chargers. Panel-load evaluation, permit, inspection.

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08 · Mechanical

AC Installation & Replacement

Central AC swaps, mini-split installs, condenser replacements. Tonnage sized to the load.

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09 · Plumbing

Gas Piping

Natural gas and LP. Ranges, cooktops, generators, pool heaters, fire features. Pressure tested.

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10 · Roofing

Roofing

Re-roofs, roof repairs, new-construction roof systems. FL Roofing #CCC1335157 — held by the owner.

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11 · Multi-Trade

General Home Repairs & Service

Scoped licensed repairs — drywall, tile, minor electrical, plumbing leaks, small carpentry.

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The differentiator

All five state trade licenses — held by the same owner.

One signature, not five

Every trade the state of Florida licenses. One qualifier. One accountable owner.

Most South Florida homeowners keep a rolodex — a plumber, an electrician, an AC guy, a roofer, a generator guy. Five contractors, five license numbers, five warranties, and finger-pointing when a call-back involves more than one trade. Aldo Dellamano personally holds all five state licenses. That means every service on this page comes from the same crew, on the same permit, under the same warranty conversation.

  • General Contractor · FL #CGC1525289
  • Roofing Contractor · FL #CCC1335157
  • Mechanical Contractor · FL #CMC1251666
  • Plumbing Contractor · FL #CFC1434398
  • Electrical Contractor · FL #EC13015530
  • Every license held by Aldo personally
  • Every license verifiable at MyFloridaLicense.com
  • No qualifier renting his name to a company
Why owners pick Dellamano for licensed home services

The reason a service call actually gets permitted.

01Owner-held licenses

Every state license held personally by Aldo Dellamano — not a qualifier renting his name to the LLC. Every permit signed by the person doing the work.

02Permitted & inspected

Skipping the permit is the shortcut that voids your homeowner’s insurance the moment something traces back to the circuit or the pipe. We pull the permit, every time.

03Fixed-bid pricing

You get a written number before the crew rolls up. No invoice creep. No “we found another thing” on invoice day without a signed change order.

04One warranty conversation

One contractor for every trade means no finger-pointing between the AC guy and the electrician when a breaker trips. One number to call. One owner accountable.

Licensed Home Services · under one contract

Fixed price at signing. Permitted and inspected, every time.

Tell us what needs the licensed work. promptly you’ll have a scope, a permit path, and a written proposal.

Licensed Home Services for South Florida Homeowners

Every trade the state of Florida requires — plumbing, electrical, mechanical, roofing, and general contracting — held personally by one owner serving Broward and Palm Beach County.

Why South Florida Homes Demand More From a Home Services Contractor

Coastal and near-coastal homes in Broward and Palm Beach County face a set of conditions that genuinely change the scope of routine home services work. Salt-laden air accelerates corrosion on electrical panels, AC condenser coils, and roofing fasteners faster than inland markets — inspectors in coastal ZIP codes flag this regularly, and permit reviewers in municipalities like Boca Raton, Delray Beach, and Pompano Beach increasingly require wind-mitigation compliance even on repair permits.

Florida's hurricane season also reshapes priorities in ways that matter for scheduling and sequencing. Homeowners who defer generator installation, roof repairs, or panel upgrades before June face a compressed window once storm watches begin. South Florida municipalities — including those under Broward County and Palm Beach County jurisdiction — require licensed-contractor pulls on nearly every mechanical, electrical, and plumbing scope, meaning an unlicensed handyman doing the same work creates an open permit violation that surfaces at resale.

Dellamano Construction holds all five state contractor licenses under one qualifier, which means a single permit application can cover a multi-trade scope — a generator installation that touches gas piping, electrical, and a pad pour, for example — rather than requiring separate permits from three separate contractors with three separate inspection queues.

What Home Services Jobs Actually Cost to Scope in This Market

Homeowners searching for home services in South Florida are usually trying to answer one of two questions: what will this job require, and what will it cost. On the second question, the honest answer is that scope drives price more than the service category does. A water heater replacement ranges widely depending on whether the existing unit is tank or tankless, gas or electric, whether recirculation is involved, and whether the existing plumbing and pan are code-compliant — inspectors in Florida require the install to meet current code regardless of what was there before.

The same principle applies to panel upgrades, AC replacements, and roofing. In this market, a full roof replacement on a mid-size residential structure commonly lands in the low-to-mid five figures once permit, haul-off, and inspection are included — but the number moves significantly based on square footage, deck condition, and the system specified. Dellamano prices each scope in writing before work starts, so the estimate reflects the actual job rather than a category average.

The most useful thing a homeowner can do before requesting a number is identify the symptoms or goals clearly: the age of the existing system, whether it's a repair or a replacement, and whether adjacent trades are likely involved. That information lets a licensed contractor scope the job accurately rather than leaving room for invoice adjustments after the work is underway.

Common questions

Do I need a permit for common home services like a water heater swap or panel upgrade in South Florida?
In most Broward and Palm Beach County jurisdictions, yes. Florida requires licensed-contractor permits for water heater replacements, panel upgrades, AC changeouts, and most plumbing and electrical work — even straightforward swaps. Skipping the permit creates a code violation that appears in property records and can delay or complicate a future sale. Dellamano pulls permits as a standard part of every licensed scope.
Can one contractor handle a job that involves multiple trades — say, a generator that needs gas piping and electrical work?
Only if the contractor holds all the relevant state licenses, which is uncommon. Most contractors hold one or two licenses and subcontract the rest, which means multiple permit applications and multiple inspection queues. Because Aldo Dellamano personally holds the General, Plumbing, Mechanical, Electrical, and Roofing licenses, a multi-trade job like a generator installation — which touches gas piping, electrical, and site work — can be permitted and managed under one contractor.
What should I ask before hiring a home services contractor in Florida?
Ask to see the license number for the specific trade being performed, then verify it at MyFloridaLicense.com — not just a general contractor license, but the trade-specific license (Electrical, Plumbing, Mechanical, or Roofing as applicable). Also confirm who is pulling the permit: the licensed qualifier should be the one on the permit, not a subcontractor working under a borrowed license. Finally, ask whether the estimate is written and whether it covers permit and inspection fees.

Schedule a Licensed Home Services Estimate

Describe the scope and a member of the Dellamano team will follow up to arrange a walkthrough and written estimate.

Call (561) 654-7243

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