Free Blank Florida Residential Construction Contract (Home Improvement) (2026)
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Florida rules that this document follows
| Contractor license | Construction Industry Licensing Board / local licensing boards — The registration or certification number of the contractor must appear in each offer of services, business proposal, bid, contract or advertisement, in any medium.Source: Fla. Stat. § 489.119(5)(b) |
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| License number on the contract | Required — the contract must state itSource: Fla. Stat. § 489.119(5)(b) |
| Written contract required | Not confirmed — no statewide statute was found; a written contract is still the only workable record |
| Down payment cap | None confirmed — no statutory cap was found; a deposit tied to mobilisation and special-order materials is the norm |
| Required notices | DOWN PAYMENT OVER 10 PERCENT — PERMITS AND START OF WORKSource: Fla. Stat. § 489.126(2) |
| Right to cancel | 3 business days — Federal law gives the owner three business days to cancel a home improvement sale of $25 or more that was signed away from the contractor's regular place of business (at the owner's home, a fair, a hotel or a jobsite). The contract must carry the cancellation notice and two copies of a cancellation form.Source: 16 C.F.R. § 429.1(a) (FTC Cooling-Off Rule) |
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