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Local overview

Home services in Ocoee

Ocoee sits on the west side of the Orlando area near Starke Lake and has grown from a small historic town into a busy suburb with many newer subdivisions. A lot of homes here are relatively recent, so typical requests include AC maintenance, lawn care, pressure washing to meet HOA expectations and the occasional plumbing repair. Homes from earlier decades closer to the historic core are more likely to need roof replacement, water heater changeouts or plumbing updates. As elsewhere in Central Florida, long summers put heavy demands on air conditioners, and afternoon thunderstorms and hurricane season make roof condition important. The City of Ocoee handles permits for addresses inside city limits, and unincorporated areas nearby fall under Orange County.

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Depending on the address, permits are handled by the City of Ocoee or by Orange County. Confirm which office covers your property before work begins.

You can request roofing, AC and HVAC, plumbing, pressure washing and lawn maintenance using the form on this page, or browse the directory.

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How to Check Your Contractor

Orlando Home Pros connects homeowners with independent providers. We do not perform the work or screen providers for you, so a few minutes of research before hiring is worth it.

1

Look up the state license

Search the business or license number on the Florida DBPR site at myfloridalicense.com and make sure the status is current. Your city or county may have its own requirements too.

2

Request proof of insurance

Ask for a certificate of insurance showing general liability coverage and workers' compensation (or a valid exemption), and check the dates.

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Research reputation

Review the company's Better Business Bureau profile and read reviews across more than one independent website. Ask for a few recent local references.

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Put it in writing

Collect written estimates and sign a written contract that spells out the scope, materials, total price, schedule and any warranty.

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Keep deposits reasonable

Be cautious about paying a large amount before work begins. Link payments to finished milestones and keep receipts.

6

Confirm permits

Check with Orange, Seminole or Osceola County, or your city's building department, whether a permit is required, and make sure inspections are passed.

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