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ASHLEY Q ZIEL

residential-contractor Miami, FL RR0066761

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DBPR Construction Board · Licensed since 1995

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Miami, FL

Licensed in Florida • Based in Miami, FL

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PUBLIC RECORD - FLORIDA STATUTE 119

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Number

RR0066761

Type

residential-contractor

Name (DBA)

ASHLEY Q ZIEL

Owner

ASHLEY Q ZIEL

Effective

2009-09-29

Expires

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Status

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DBPR Public Record Florida Statute 119

License data sourced from the Florida Department of Business & Professional Regulation. Public record under Florida Statute 119. Last verified: March 2026.

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DBPR License +30

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Business Address +5

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is ASHLEY Q ZIEL a licensed residential-contractor in Florida?

Yes. ASHLEY Q ZIEL holds an active Florida Residential Contractors license (#RR0066761) issued by the Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR). You can verify this license directly at myfloridalicense.com or through Call Charlie's instant verification system.

What is ASHLEY Q ZIEL's Public Record Score?

ASHLEY Q ZIEL has a Public Record Score of 0/100. This score is calculated from publicly available data including DBPR license status, Google Business Profile presence, verified phone and address, online reviews, and citation platforms. Higher scores indicate greater public record transparency.

How do I verify ASHLEY Q ZIEL's residential-contractor license?

You can verify ASHLEY Q ZIEL's DBPR license (#RR0066761) three ways: (1) Search at myfloridalicense.com — the official Florida DBPR portal, (2) Use Call Charlie's instant verification on this page, or (3) Call the DBPR directly at (850) 487-1395. All Florida residential-contractor licenses are public records under Florida Statute §119.01.

How do I file a complaint against ASHLEY Q ZIEL?

To file a complaint against any licensed Florida residential-contractor, visit the DBPR complaint portal or call (850) 487-1395. You can also report unlicensed activity. Florida law protects consumers through the Construction Industry Licensing Board (CILB), which can impose fines, suspend, or revoke residential-contractor licenses.

What should I check before hiring a residential-contractor in Miami?

Before hiring any residential-contractor in Miami, Florida, verify: (1) Active DBPR license at myfloridalicense.com, (2) Insurance and bonding, (3) Complaint history with the DBPR, (4) Online reviews and Public Record Score on Call Charlie, (5) Written estimate and contract scope. Florida law (Chapter 489, F.S.) requires all residential-contractors to be licensed for work over $1,000.

About Residential Contractorss in Florida

Residential Contractorss in Florida are strictly required to hold an active CGC (Certified General Contractor) or CRC (Certified Residential Contractor) license issued by the Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) under Florida Statutes Chapter 489. A CGC license authorizes work on any structure — commercial, residential, or industrial — without limitation. CRC licensees are limited to residential projects of 3 stories or fewer.

Residential Contractorss in Miami coordinate all phases of construction including permitting, scheduling subcontractors, materials procurement, and code compliance inspections. All work must meet the Florida Building Code — one of the most stringent in the nation due to hurricane and flood requirements.

The Associated General Contractors of Florida (AGC) and the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) set professional standards for the industry. Florida law requires residential-contractors to carry liability insurance, workers' compensation coverage, and maintain a surety bond or cash deposit.

Please verify your residential-contractor's license before hiring. Search any Florida residential-contractor license at myfloridalicense.com or use Call Charlie's instant verification. The FTC's guide to hiring a contractor is a helpful resource for homeowners.