Robins & Morton/Thornton, A Joint Venture

What this record tells you

Robins & Morton/Thornton, A Joint Venture holds Florida licence CGC1539173, a CGC classification which authorises work as a certified/registered general contractor. A "C" prefix means the licence is certified — valid anywhere in Florida.

This licence was first issued in 2025, which makes it one of the newer licences for the trade in this area. Roughly 88% of the 2,352 active general contracting licences based in the Orlando area were issued earlier than this one, and the local median sits at 2013. That is 1 year of continuous licensure.

Robins & Morton/Thornton, A Joint Venture is one of 792 active general contracting licences registered to an address in Orlando, so you have local alternatives to compare quotes against. Bruce Robert Adams additionally holds 1 other active Florida licence in our records, which can indicate a contractor qualified across more than one trade or entity.

The licence is recorded as expiring on 08/31/2028. Florida licences renew on a fixed cycle, and a licence that is not renewed moves to delinquent status — which is why the expiry date matters if you are planning work close to that date. Confirm the current status on the state portal before signing a contract.

Before you hire Robins & Morton/Thornton, A Joint Venture

• Re-check licence CGC1539173 on the DBPR portal — status can change any day.
• Ask for a current certificate of liability insurance and workers' compensation, issued to you directly by their insurer.
• Confirm the name on your contract matches Robins & Morton/Thornton, A Joint Venture or its qualifying agent, Bruce Robert Adams.
• Compare at least three written quotes from other general contracting contractors in Orlando.
• Confirm in writing that the contractor — not you — pulls the building permit.