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How Tariffs Are Impacting Commercial Construction Projects and What You Need to Know
If you're planning or managing a commercial construction project today, you've undoubtedly encountered rising costs and budgeting challenges. Whether you're developing an office complex, retail space, or industrial facility, tariffs on imported building materials are...
Danto Builders Wins $1.6 M Contract to Repurpose Lighthouse Point’s Former Fire Station
Lighthouse Point city commissioners have selected Danto Builders to renovate and repurpose the community’s original fire station, an 1,100-square-foot structure within the City Hall complex. The Fort Lauderdale firm—one of ten bidders and the lowest qualified...
A Danto Builders’ Guide to Permits, Regulations & Construction Laws for Commercial Projects in South Florida
Danto Builders’ experience with commercial construction and development projects allow our team to help our clients navigate the world of permits, regulations, and construction laws. We know it can be daunting, especially in large cities like Fort Lauderdale and...
Debbie Danto of Danto Builders Appointed 2025 Chair of the Board for the Greater Fort Lauderdale Chamber of Commerce
Danto Builders is proud to announce that Debbie Danto has been appointed as the 2025 Chair of the Board for the Greater Fort Lauderdale Chamber of Commerce. The installation took place at the Chamber’s 115th Annual Meeting on February 21st in front of 350+ attendees....
Breathing New Life into a Wynwood Warehouse
When Danto Builders first set eyes on this 3,800-square-foot warehouse near Wynwood, it was the definition of “as-is.” Bought by their client to store his exotic cars and art collection, the space had minimal amenities, think window AC units and a bare-bones interior....
Building a Dance Academy: A Peek Behind the Scenes of Our 18,000 Sq. Ft. Transformation
Converting an 18,000-square-foot property into a modern dance academy is an undertaking that the Danto Builders team was more than happy to take on. This space was essentially three separate buildings that were cobbled together. Along with the discovery and work...
Are Precast Systems Better and Cheaper to Use in Commercial Construction?
As a leading commercial general contractor, Danto Builders often fields questions about the most efficient and cost-effective construction methods. One topic that frequently arises is the use of precast systems. Are they better? Do they save money? Let’s delve into the advantages and disadvantages of precast systems to help you make an informed decision for your next commercial project.
Navigating the Complexities of Restaurant Builds: Insights from Danto Builders
Building a restaurant is a multifaceted endeavor that requires meticulous planning and execution. Danto Builders has extensive experience in transforming various spaces into functional and aesthetically pleasing restaurants. Here are some key insights from our projects.
Enhance Your Commercial Space’s Marketability with a Floorplan Design In 48 Hours
Have you ever walked into a commercial space and thought, “This place has so much potential if only it were designed differently”? You’re not alone. Many businesses underestimate the impact a well-designed space can have on their success. That’s why Danto Builders is making it easier than ever to transform your commercial or industrial space with their Floorplan Design In 48 Hours service.
Danto Builders Brings Voodoo Brewing Company Concept To Life on Oakland Park
When local investors decided to bring Voodoo Brewing Company, an innovative and growing brewery franchise, to Oakland Park, Florida, they saw the potential in a promising space that needed some work. Recognizing the complexities of the project, they chose to partner with Danto Builders due to their extensive experience in the restaurant and bar space. Danto Builders meticulously put together a budget and managed the project, including value engineering to reduce costs and coordinating with a commercial kitchen consultant to ensure the design took into consideration field conditions and met all requirements. The project also involved addressing issues left by previous contractors, such as obtaining proper inspections and making necessary corrections.