Meet Sweeten Miami General Contractor Cesar

This Sweeten contractor in Miami loves to see customer satisfaction at the end of his projects!

At Sweeten, the experts in our network are experienced contractors and design pros we’d be thrilled to have working in our own homes. We check their licenses, insurance, quality of work, and customer service skills. Trust and open communication are the lifeblood of our free renovation service, and our personal connection to our experts enables us to match you to the best choices for your project. Here, get to know their personality and click to view their portfolio, including photos from past work and client reviews, so that you can hire the right team and renovate with confidence.

Check out Cesar’s portfolio here

Where are you from and how long have you been in construction?

I am from the Dominican Republic and we have 33 years in the construction industry.

How did you get into this industry?

We are civil engineers with master’s degrees.

What do you love most about what you do?

The customer satisfaction.

What is the biggest challenge about renovating in Miami?

The biggest challenge with renovating in the city is bringing old electrical and plumbing up to code. Many clients want new innovations and technology.

What do you think is the biggest misconception that homeowners have when starting a renovation project?

That the homeowner might expect more than the scope of the project.

What do you want all of your clients to know before you work with them?

We present the client with a rendering, so the client knows how the project will be.

What’s the number one thing clients should know before starting a renovation?

How much the client has to spend.

If clients have questions or concerns, how would you like them to address them?

Directly with us.

What is your favorite project that you’ve done and why?

Design and build, we know what we want and how to do it.

What is one piece of advice you would give to new general contractors?

Do your work by the rules.

What is your favorite Miami neighborhood?

Miami and Brickell.

What is your favorite Miami restaurant?

Sapore di Mare (Miami, Coral Gables).

If you weren’t a general contractor, what would you be doing?

I would be an engineer.

Check out Cesar’s portfolio for photos of his past work.

Cesar has been a Sweeten general contractor since June 2021

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