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New Home Construction · Palm Beach Gardens, FL

New home construction in Palm Beach Gardens, FL, by a state-certified general contractor.

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Florida State-Certified General Contractor CGC1528750

Florida State-Certified General Contractor CGC1528750 builds your new home on an infill lot, a golf-community parcel or ground in the Avenir area, permitted through the City of Palm Beach Gardens and cleared through your architectural review board. The owner inspects every job himself.

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Why Us

A general contractor who builds the whole thing

Randolph Scott Bell holds Florida certified general contractor license CGC1528750 (active, verifiable at myfloridalicense.com), a statewide certification rather than a local registration. He describes the work as new construction and commercial, institutional and high-rise projects, including million-dollar builds, and a new home in Palm Beach Gardens gets that same general-contractor discipline. He is also the only Palm Beach County contractor who is also a certified energy engineer, so the envelope, the openings and the cooling load are specified together, and the owner inspects every job.

Every job carries a written one-year workmanship warranty, and estimates are free.

Permitting

One city, its own building department

Inside the city limits there is one permitting office: the City of Palm Beach Gardens Building Division at 10500 N Military Trail, reachable at 561-799-4210, with a self-service online permitting portal and a published fee estimator. The city uses the universal county-wide building permit application form. The catch is that north county mailing addresses blur across Palm Beach Gardens, unincorporated Palm Beach County, North Palm Beach, Juno Beach and Jupiter, so we confirm the jurisdiction from the parcel record before we write an estimate. Filing with the wrong office costs weeks.

Lots, Wind & Flood

What the parcel decides before a drawing starts

Palm Beach Gardens lots come in three kinds. Infill lots in the 1960s and 1970s neighborhoods hold single-story block homes that are well past their original roofs and windows, and a new build there may start with a teardown. Golf and country-club parcels built out from the 1980s through the 2000s are governed first by their association. Ground in the Avenir area on the western side is newer, largely warranty-age territory with its own review layer. Zoning district, setbacks, height and lot coverage are set by the City's zoning code for each parcel, so we read them from the parcel record and the code before we draw rather than assuming a number.

All of Palm Beach Gardens sits inside the Florida Building Code's Wind-Borne Debris Region, so openings must be impact-rated or shuttered. The design wind speed is set by the address and climbs as you move east toward the Intracoastal, so a lot off Prosperity Farms Road is not designed to the same numbers as one out at Avenir. Flood zone comes from the FEMA flood map for the specific parcel, and it can change the floor elevation and foundation, so we pull it at the start. The city also keeps a City Forester, and its tree code covers removing and pruning trees and palms; we plan clearance and staging into the estimate and pull the approval first.

Architectural Review

The board comes before the permit

PGA National, BallenIsles, Frenchman's Creek, Frenchman's Reserve, Eastpointe, Mirasol, Evergrene, Alton and Avenir all run their own architectural review. Roof tile profile and colour, window frame finish, garage doors, driveway material, fencing and where the equipment pad sits are all things a board can sign off on. We prepare the submittal with product data and Florida Product Approval numbers and build the review window into the schedule. The owner also holds Florida Community Association Manager license CAM34850, so he knows how a committee reads a submittal.

Proof

What we can and cannot claim here

We have no documented Palm Beach Gardens new-home project on our project ledger, and we will not borrow one from another town. Our credentials are on the record: Florida Certified General Contractor CGC1528750, EPA Lead-Safe Certified Firm #NAT-F122701-2 and BBB A+ accreditation. See the full new home construction service, or construction services in Palm Beach Gardens. Nearby towns: new home construction in Jupiter and new home construction in West Palm Beach.

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Also in Palm Beach Gardens

What you may need next

A new house needs a roof, so see roofing in Palm Beach Gardens. Once it is occupied, the board side of a community is handled by BeacCorp property management in Palm Beach Gardens. Before the foundation, land services in Palm Beach Gardens clears and preps the lot. And for the housewarming, AMERICA the food truck in Palm Beach Gardens caters it.

Questions, Answered

Palm Beach Gardens new home construction, frequently asked

Which office permits new home construction in Palm Beach Gardens?

Inside the city limits it is the City of Palm Beach Gardens Building Division at 10500 N Military Trail, 561-799-4210, through its online permitting portal. Because north county mailing addresses blur across the city, unincorporated Palm Beach County, North Palm Beach, Juno Beach and Jupiter, we confirm the jurisdiction from the parcel record before the estimate.

Do I need architectural review approval before building in Palm Beach Gardens?

In most of the city, yes. PGA National, BallenIsles, Frenchman's Creek, Frenchman's Reserve, Eastpointe, Mirasol, Evergrene, Alton and Avenir run their own architectural review, and the board generally signs off before the city permit is worth filing. We prepare the submittal and build its calendar into the schedule.

What wind zone is a new home in Palm Beach Gardens built for?

All of Palm Beach Gardens is inside the Florida Building Code Wind-Borne Debris Region, so openings must be impact-rated or shuttered. The design wind speed depends on the address and rises toward the Intracoastal, so we look it up for your parcel instead of reusing a neighbor's number.

How do flood zone, zoning and setbacks affect a Palm Beach Gardens lot?

They are set parcel by parcel. The flood zone comes from the FEMA flood map and can change the floor elevation and foundation. Zoning district, setbacks, height and lot coverage come from the City's zoning code. We read all three before drawing, so the plan fits the lot.

Does the Palm Beach Gardens tree code affect a new build?

Yes. The city has a City Forester, and its code regulates removing and pruning trees and palms. We plan canopy clearance, staging and equipment access during the estimate and get the approval before the work, not after a complaint.

Are you licensed to build a new home in Palm Beach Gardens?

Yes. Randolph Scott Bell holds Florida certified general contractor license CGC1528750, a statewide certification that is not a local registration, and every job carries a written one-year workmanship warranty. Call (561) 779-3213 for a free estimate.

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