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How to Verify a Florida Roofing License in 2 Minutes

A DBPR lookup walkthrough, certified vs. registered licenses, and what an unlicensed quote looks like.

By Roshy Rajan · Updated November 9, 2026

You can verify any Florida roofing contractor’s license in about two minutes on the Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) website. Search by name or license number and confirm the license is current and matches the company on your quote.

Step by step

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  1. Go to the DBPR license search at myfloridalicense.com.
  2. Search by license number (fastest) or by name.
  3. Open the result and check status: it should say Current, Active.
  4. Confirm the license type covers roofing and the business name matches your contract.
  5. Check for any listed complaints or disciplinary actions.

Our licenses are held under SafeTech Builders Inc., which does business as SafeTech Roofing and Windows.

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Florida CGC1537934 · CCC1336954. Verify both on DBPR.
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Certified vs. registered licenses

LicenseWhat it covers
CCC: Certified Roofing ContractorRoofing work statewide
CGC: Certified General ContractorGeneral construction statewide, including structural work
RC: Registered Roofing ContractorRoofing only in the local jurisdictions where it is registered. Check that it covers your city

SafeTech holds two statewide certified licenses: Florida CGC1537934 and CCC1336954.

Signs of an unlicensed quote

  • No license number on the quote or truck
  • A license number that belongs to a different company
  • Requests for full payment up front
  • Pressure to skip the permit

What the license record tells you

  • License type and number
  • Status: current and active, or not
  • The name and business the license is tied to
  • Expiration date
  • Any public disciplinary history

Check the business, not just the person

A license belongs to a person and is tied to a business. Make sure the business on your contract is the one the license is qualified under. A license number borrowed from someone else is a serious red flag.

Insurance is a separate check

A license does not prove current insurance. Ask for certificates of liability and workers’ compensation and call the insurance agent listed to confirm they are active.

Why it matters

Unlicensed work can leave you without permit records, warranty protection or recourse if something goes wrong. It can also create problems when you sell or insure the home.

Frequently asked questions

How do I verify a contractor license in Florida?

Use the DBPR license search at myfloridalicense.com.

What is a CCC license?

A Certified Roofing Contractor license, valid statewide.

What is a CGC license?

A Certified General Contractor license, valid statewide.

What is an RC license?

A Registered Roofing Contractor license. It only covers the local jurisdictions where it is registered, so check that it covers your city.

What are SafeTech’s license numbers?

Florida CGC1537934 and CCC1336954, held under SafeTech Builders Inc., which does business as SafeTech Roofing and Windows.

About the author

Roshy Rajan has worked in Broward County real estate and construction since 2006. He founded SafeTech Roofing and Windows (SafeTech Builders Inc.) after a hurricane left a friend with roof and window damage and the referrals kept coming. Florida Certified General Contractor CGC1537934 · Certified Roofing Contractor CCC1336954 · BBB Accredited.

Licensed and insured. Florida CGC1537934 · CCC1336954.

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Florida CGC1537934 · CCC1336954. Verify both on DBPR.

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