About the data
FLPPR does not hold its own licensing authority. It reads the same public records a building official can read, keeps a copy, and stamps that copy with the source it came from and the moment it was last confirmed. This page lists the sources and explains what the stamps mean.
Read live from the registry when this page was served. An em dash means the read failed — never an estimate.
That timestamp covers all 5 sources together. Per-source run history is not published yet — we will not imply this one time applies individually to each source below.
All five are public. Nothing on this list requires an account, a license agreement, or a request to a state agency.
Plans examiners, inspectors, and building code administrators — the license class, status, and expiration behind most roster entries.
https://www2.myfloridalicense.com/sto/file_download/extracts/BuildingCodeLicensee.csvPer-license detail read when the bulk extract is missing a field or a record needs confirming.
https://www.myfloridalicense.com/LicenseDetailHow a license ties to a qualifying business — the link that makes a qualifier a qualifier.
https://www.myfloridalicense.com/LicenseDetailRegistered architects (AR), including status and expiration.
https://www2.myfloridalicense.com/sto/file_download/extracts/lic02ai.csvLicensed professional engineers (PE). Published as a PDF roster, so it is parsed rather than downloaded as data.
https://fbpe.org/download/pe-roster/A verification timestamp records when we last read a public source. It is not a state endorsement, a certification, or a determination that anyone is licensed, insured, or authorized to work on a project. When a decision matters, check the state source directly — every one is linked above.
“Qualified services” shown on a firm record are computed from state license data using published rules. They are our reading of those rules, not the state's.