Florida DBPR licenses, joined to the businesses that hold them
See which Florida businesses are licensed contractors or professionals, what the license covers, and when it expires. LLCDrop matches DBPR licenses to Sunbiz filings and their qualifying officers.
- Professional licenses
- 2.1M
- Businesses matched
- 15.6M
- Sourced from myfloridalicense.com
- Official
Explore licensed Florida businesses
Real businesses with the DBPR licenses held by the company or its qualifier, license numbers included. Search a trade, name, city or ZIP, then filter by license type, status and expiry.
What each license record includes
- License type
- Profession and license class, such as Certified Roofing Contractor.
- Board
- The DBPR board that issued it, such as the Construction Industry Licensing Board.
- Status
- Whether the license is current, plus its expiration date.
- License number
- The DBPR license number you can verify on myfloridalicense.com.
- Holder
- The business itself or the qualifying officer who holds it for the business.
- Linked business
- The Sunbiz filing, officers, location and contacts for the licensee.
Who uses it
Suppliers and distributors
Reach newly licensed roofers, electricians and pool builders before a competitor does.
Insurance and finance
Target contractors who need liability, bonding or equipment financing as they get licensed.
Software and services
Sell to licensed professionals by trade, county and license age, with renewal-time outreach.
Questions
What is DBPR?
The Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation licenses contractors, electricians, real estate professionals, cosmetologists, restaurants and dozens of other professions through its boards, published at myfloridalicense.com.
Why does a license show up under a qualifier?
Florida contractor licenses are usually issued to a qualifying individual, not to the LLC. LLCDrop follows the business to its officers and attaches the licenses they hold, so a licensed contractor does not look unlicensed just because the license is in a person's name.
Which licenses are included?
Construction industry (general, building, residential, roofing, plumbing, mechanical, pool), electrical, real estate, cosmetology and the other DBPR boards, with the license type, board, status and expiration date.
Can I get alerted before licenses expire?
Yes. A license renewal is a natural time to reach out, so LLCDrop can notify you when licenses on your saved leads are within 30 days of expiring.
What can I filter by?
Search by trade or business name, city and ZIP, then narrow the results by license type, board, active or inactive status, expiration window, whether the business or a qualifier holds the license, county and business name, and sort by expiry, filing date or name.
Turn this data into outreach
LLCDrop joins Sunbiz, DBPR and the DOR property roll into one lead record, then sends the WhatsApp message, postcard or email for you.