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Reese Contracting LLC

A Registered Building Contractor licensed in Florida since 2006, qualified by Chester George Reese. Based in Carrabelle, Franklin County.

Status
Active
Current · Active secondary status
Current Licenses
1
RB
Years Licensed
20
Since 2006
Service Area
FL
Locally registered

About Reese Contracting LLC

Reese Contracting LLC is a Florida-licensed contractor record published from the Florida DBPR public extract, with a mailing address in Carrabelle, Franklin County. The primary license on file (RB29003415) is a Registered Building Contractor first issued in 2006.

The qualifying agent of record is Chester George Reese — the licensed individual who legally backs the business.

No disciplinary codes appear against this license in the extract we last loaded on August 10, 2026. That is not a guarantee of a clean record — verify current status directly with DBPR before you hire.

This profile has not been claimed by its owner. Everything above is drawn from public records — no description, photos, or contact details have been supplied by the business.

State Licenses 1 on file

Common Questions

Is Reese Contracting LLC licensed in Florida?
Yes. DBPR records show license RB29003415 as Current with Active secondary status, expiring August 31, 2027.
Where does Reese Contracting LLC operate?
The address on file is in Carrabelle, Franklin County. This is a Registered license, which is limited to the local jurisdiction that issued it rather than the whole state.
Has Reese Contracting LLC had any disciplinary actions?
No disciplinary codes appear in the DBPR extract we last loaded on August 10, 2026. Records may have changed since that refresh.
Is this profile claimed by the business?
Not yet. This profile is built entirely from public DBPR records. If you are Chester George Reese or an authorized representative, you can claim it and add your own information.