Excalibur General Contracting, Inc.

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posted by Gary Wisniewski on March 22nd, 2009 at 5:43 PM

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unlicensed Florida Contractors Lets stop it.

2009 Links to stories that made the news
Five-county sting catches ore than a hundred
Crackdown on unlicensed contractors
Sting nabs unlicensed contractors
California contractor sting nets 107 arrest
Sting nabs unlicensed contractors
Video abc news unlicensed contractor takes $60,000
Tampa undercover sting targets unlicensed contractors
D.C. Starts Site To Crack Down on Unscrupulous Business
9 Busted for working as unlicensed contractors
Unlicensed Contractors Busted in Bradenton
Tallahassee License Crack Down
Illegal Contractors Rounded up in Monterey County Sting
California Sting Nabs Unlicensed Contractors
Broward Sheriff's Office Cracks Down on Unlicensed Contractors
Police Crack Down on Unlicensed Contractors
Unlicensed Contractor Arrested In Lake Placid
Unlicensed Contractor Causes Explosion
Perez Pleads Not Guilty
Officers looking for man who scammed couple
Taft Family Upset Over Unfinished Home Improvements
Don't fall for shady sales pitches of unlicensed contractors
Unlicensed Contractors' Work Alive But Well-Prosecuted in Santa Monica
Unlicensed Plumbers Push Porcelain Con
New year brings state registration requirements for home contractors
2 cited in unlicensed contractors sting

2008 Unlicensed Contractor Stories that Made the Media
Unlicensed Contractors Targeted in Sylmar Sting Operation
“Most Wanted” Unlicensed Contractor Shows Up to Court
State’s small step isn’t a giant leap for consumers yet
First statewide sweep to stop unlicensed contractors- Florida
Buyer Beware: Unlicensed Contractors with Misleading Ads
Sting aims to protect Sayre Fire victims from unscrupulous contractors
Dateline Investigation about unlicensed contractors--watch this!
6 cited in Reno-area unlicensed contractors sting
Tampa Crack Down on Unlicensed Contractors
Operation Too Time Bust Unlicensed Contractors-- Marion County Florida (video)
Undercover sting targets unlicensed contractors-- Ocala, Florida
BSC Bust unlicensed electrical South Florida contractor
State Goes after electrical contractor in Seattle WA--Video
DBPR Sweeps Florida to Catch Unlicensed Contractors
13 Unlicensed Contractors Arrested
27 Arrested in LA Contractor Sting
Unlicensed Contractors Face State Crackdown
Portland news station runs sting on unlicensed contractors from Craigslist
Verbal agreement
Texas Undercover investigators seek out unlicensed contractors
Fox 12 Investigation EXTRA: U/C get surprise
Consumer Protection Charges Unlicensed Home Improvement Contractors
Unlicensed contractors busted in undercover sting--Jacksonville
Sting nabs unlicensed contractors
Unlicensed contractor sting brings fines, arrests
Seniors say they were swindled by unlicensed contractor
Lowe's Contractors Not Licensed-- video
Police arrest 8 unlicensed "contractors"--Cape Coral, Fl
Contractor Accused of Bilking Elderly couple
Contractor removed from My Florida Safe Home list-- Florida
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Comments

Gary says:

Steve you may not want what you wish.. Having State licenses you still have to deal with each County and city. it seems more nd more they are all requesting different information.

July 15th, 2010 at 9:04 AM

Steve says:

In regards to contractor licensing, lets take a look at the multitude of subcontractor licenses that are now required on the county level. In order to work in a different county, the sub must have their license transferred and issued by that new county. The cost and aggravation of transferring the license and getting a county tax receipt for each county is ridiculous! Lets just establish a statewide license for these tradesmen and be done with it!

July 15th, 2010 at 7:36 AM

nancan5 says:

those of you whom had sucess with curtis lunderman and kenneth forbes dba teamlunderman construction. you got lucky with these two because now things have gone south. go to the state dbpr.and research public records of all the complaints and the licensed has been revoked permanantly and fines and a very pricey restitution of cost and several complaints that has not been addressed as of yet. now after you take another look. tell me what ya think ????
like i said you got lucky....

June 4th, 2010 at 9:21 AM

Anonymous says:

June 4th, 2010 at 9:10 AM

Bob Springer says:

I hired Curtis Lunderman and Ken Forbes to build a new home for me and they both exceeded my expectations. They are licensed and insured and both are proffessional individuals. I did a extensive back ground chech myself and found no record of a felony or any warrants. In fact they saved me over 35K on my New Home and finished the job within budget and 2 weeks ahead of schedule. I would highly recommend them and would hire them again in a second.

April 23rd, 2010 at 1:42 PM

Brendan says:

Very helpful many thanks.

March 11th, 2010 at 9:19 AM

nancy says:

alerts..people be careful exspecially woman.curtis lunderman dba teamlunderman construction.he is a unlicensed contractor and a felon. he will scam you and take your money and will not provide per your signed dated contract to provide and build.call state dbpr or your local sherifs dept.he has warrants and has been arrested for this behavior in the past and present. do not trust kenneth forbes he is associated with this scam as well.construction fraud is what you will get if you hire these two men. they have done this to many others and myself. do not trust them at all and please do not give them any money.stay safe...

February 8th, 2010 at 8:39 AM

Gary says:

Brian Weaver comment on safety
I sir am OSHA certified and I have always pratices safety before profit, and I'm concern of your off color comments about unsafe activities on my website. I have set on the State of Florida's safety review committee, I have a training and 30 hour certification from OSHA. and I would appreiated where safety is being violated on my website.

September 24th, 2009 at 11:47 AM

Brian Weaver says:

I can certainly understand your frustrations. However, Another huge concern is the obvious disregard for safety your are displaying on your website. As a construction professional the safety of your crews and subs should be a top priority but as witnessed on your website it does not appear to be of any concern. If you dont think CFR 1926 does not apply to residential construction then you owe it to your employees and subs to educate yourself on how to perform the tasks safely and still make a profit. One willful violation can cost you everything. I am not OSHA and I am not trying to bash you Sir but it angers me when a contractor puts people at risk when its not necessary. This profession is dangerous enough.

September 24th, 2009 at 7:59 AM

Dan Palmer says:

I work for a Florida Building department and asked the Chief Plumbing Inspector in writing to report an unlicensed plumbing contractor I observed installing water meters in a mobile home park. He refused in writing and stated the unlicensed contractor was having a licensed plumbing purchase the permit and it was not necessary to report the unlicensed activity.Does anyone know how to take legal DBPR or CILB action against the Chief Inspector.
Thanks for any help

April 2nd, 2009 at 7:19 PM

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