Collins Construction & building preservations has a proven history of satisfied clients in the residential and commercial construction industry.

Collins construction & building preservations has been in the Construction Industry since 1994 in the State of Florida. We offer New Construction, Renovation, Remodeling and Maintenance Services. Our Goal has always been to assist our Customers in solving problems and providing Innovative Solutions that keep our Projects on Schedule and within Budget. For Projects Small and Large, Simple and Complex, we deliver Results that satisfy the Objectives and the High Expectations of our Clients. We a...

Collins construction & building preservations has been in the Construction Industry since 1994 in the State of Florida. We offer New Construction, Renovation, Remodeling and Maintenance Services. Our Goal has always been to assist our Customers in solving problems and providing Innovative Solutions that keep our Projects on Schedule and within Budget. For Projects Small and Large, Simple and Complex, we deliver Results that satisfy the Objectives and the High Expectations of our Clients. We are Proud of the Projects and the Strong Relationships we Build with our Customers. What we do and How we do it Collins Construction & Building Preservation Company, provides Management and Supervision of all of its projects from start to finish. In addition, our Team of Experienced Construction Professionals provides Cost Control, Scheduling Coordination and Quality Control throughout the Project. For all your Carpentry work, Electrical, Painting, Plumbing and more please remember that Safety, Integrity and Efficiency are our Top Priorities! Through God all things are possible. •Preserving a building is the ultimate in recycling. It keeps construction materials out of the landfill. 20% of the solid waste stream is construction waste. •Construction waste is highly toxic. •Preservation saves the embodied energy of the materials used to construct the building. Much energy was required to excavate, manufacture, transport, and assemble the bricks, glass, steel, wood, and so on used in that building. •Many traditional building practices in historic buildings are “green”: covered porches reduce heat gain during the summer, and thick walls, an attic, and cellar help keep interior temperatures. •Preservation reuses existing buildings and infrastructure, and decreases urban sprawl.