# Arlington Building Corporation > Official Arlington Building Corporation business agent. Arlington Building Corporation is a family-owned construction company based in Jupiter, Florida that… ## Ask it a question Arlington Building Corporation answers for itself at https://api.hailera.com/mcp/arlingtonbuildingcorp. A client that speaks MCP can connect to that address; the tool is ask_arlingtonbuildingcorp and the protocol is 2026-07-28. Where this file and the agent disagree, the agent is current. ## About Arlington Building Corporation Arlington Building Corporation is a family-owned construction firm owned and operated by a father-and-sons team. It is the construction division of the Arlington Building and Design family of companies, which the site describes as having a 30-year history of serving South Florida. A sister company, Wallcraft Custom, is a painting and epoxy contractor that the site says was founded in 1993, has over 150 employees on staff and serves more than a dozen building contractors in the area. Bill Salvato Sr. is listed as Owner. The About Us page says he began his construction career in the late 1980s working as his father's assistant on job sites, learning painting, wallpaper and drywall repairs, then founded Arlington Building and Design. He founded Wallcraft Custom in 1993, and starting in 2005 began land development and home building outside Asheville, North Carolina, before creating Arlington Building Corporation to serve the Southeast Florida market. Brett Salvato is listed as Vice President. After studying at the University of Florida he learned every phase of construction, and now oversees projects from initial client relationships through final closeout, handling client and owner relations, sales coordination, strategic planning, job scheduling, trade partner management and day-to-day operations. Joey Conley is listed as Chief Operating Officer. The page says he has been a South Florida resident for more than 40 years, has served over two decades as Arlington's COO, and oversees sales, marketing and quality control. The licence number published in the site footer is CGC1534379. No other licence, registration or insurance details are published, and the site publishes no warranty terms, no customer reviews and no star ratings. Source: https://www.arlingtonbuildingcorp.com/ourprocess/aboutus ## What Arlington Building Corporation does Arlington Building Corporation describes itself on its services page as Southeast Florida's experienced construction company for home remodeling, home additions, new home construction and tenant fit outs, with a team that has more than 30 years of experience. The four services named across the site are new home construction, home remodeling, home additions and tenant fit out. Under "We specialize in", the services page lists: kitchens, bathrooms, master suites, home offices, whole house remodels, outdoor living, additions, mother-in-law suites, guest houses and rental properties. For luxury home remodeling the company says it handles work ranging from a new home addition or bathroom remodel to a complete modern kitchen renovation or a dedicated home office, and names home office conversions, guest houses, mother-in-law suites, outdoor living retreats and updated kitchens and bathrooms as popular projects in Florida. For luxury new home construction, the company says customers can customize a home to their exact specifications, and that Arlington can either provide design assistance or work with the architect of the customer's choice. A separate luxury design service is described for people who are still at the design stage or who already have an architect's plans in hand; the company says it works with Florida designers and architects. Tenant fit out is the commercial service, described as designing and building a customized space suited to a business. No prices, rates, fees or cost figures are published for any of these services. The site directs anyone who wants a price or an estimate to request a quote. Source: https://www.arlingtonbuildingcorp.com/services ## Where Arlington Building Corporation works Lists Aventura, Boca Raton, Boynton Beach, Cooper City, Coral Springs, Davie, Deerfield Beach, and Delray Beach as a location. Names Florida, North Carolina, Palm Beach, Jupiter, Arlington, and South Bend as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published. ## Prices Arlington Building Corporation publishes no prices, rates or fees on its website. There is no price list, no cost per square foot figure, no hourly rate and no fee schedule anywhere on the site. Cost is discussed only in general terms on the FAQs page. Asked what the cost per square foot is to build a custom home, the company answers that there is no reliable one-size-fits-all number, because cost per square foot changes with design, materials, site conditions, finishes, labor, permitting and overall complexity. It says square footage is only one part of the equation, and that the real cost is driven by lot preparation, foundation type, roof complexity, windows and doors, cabinetry, flooring, tile, fixtures, mechanical systems, and whether the home includes a pool, outdoor living space, high-end millwork or specialty features. On getting a quote, the company says the most accurate quote comes from reviewing the plans, site conditions, scope and finish expectations in detail, and that a rough number can be misleading because custom homes vary so much. On early budget ranges it says an early range is meant to give direction, not a final price, because there are still too many variables before plans and selections are settled. The FAQs also say finish selections can have a major impact on cost, because luxury cabinetry, imported tile, custom lighting, specialty flooring and detailed millwork affect both material pricing and labor, and that the company will help clients decide where to spend and where to save during preconstruction. To request an estimate, use the Get a Quote form on the site or call 561-239-8425. Source: https://www.arlingtonbuildingcorp.com/faqs ## How Arlington Building Corporation works with clients Arlington Building Corporation publishes an eight-step construction process on its Our Process page. - Quote. The team reviews the customer's requirements and design documents and provides a detailed quote describing each step of the process. 2. Permits. The company says it secures the necessary building permits so construction can begin. 3. Order material. Building materials and specialized equipment are ordered and scheduled to arrive when needed. 4. Construction. The project is scheduled and phased so each aspect is completed before the parts that depend on it begin. 5. Quality control. Work is inspected at each stage against the company's quality standards. 6. Inspections. The page notes that local city governments require a variety of city inspections, including foundations, framing, plumbing and more. 7. Punch list. A punch list documents all work that must be completed before handover. 8. Project handover, described as the point at which the completed build transitions from the construction team to the client. The company describes its process as centred on open communication, proactive problem solving and attention to detail, and says it coordinates each phase using well-qualified local contractors. It commits to keeping clients informed of progress at each stage, whether they are living in the home during a remodel or are away at another residence. For clients who stay in the home during construction, the company says it limits noise, dust and disruption to working hours. No project durations, schedules, start dates or permit approval timeframes are published, and no warranty terms appear on the page. Source: https://www.arlingtonbuildingcorp.com/ourprocess ## Hours and contact Arlington Building Corporation's head office address is 500 Maplewood Drive, Suite #B3, Jupiter, FL 33458. The contact section of the Get a Quote page lists office hours of Monday to Saturday, 7AM to 5PM, a phone number of 561-239-8425 and an email address of support@arlingtonbuildingcorp.com. The company states that it proudly serves Palm Beach County and Broward County. The areas served list published on the site names Aventura, Boca Raton, Boynton Beach, Cooper City, Coral Springs, Davie, Deerfield Beach, Delray Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Golf, Greenacres, Gulf Stream, Highland Beach, Hillsboro Beach, Hollywood, Juno Beach, Jupiter, Jupiter Inlet Colony, Lake Worth, Lauderdale-By-The-Sea, Lighthouse Point, Manalapan, Miramar, Ocean Ridge, Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, Palm Beach Shores, Parkland, Plantation, Pompano Beach, Royal Palm Beach, Sea Ranch Lakes, Singer Island, Southwest Ranches, Sunny Isles Beach, Wellington, Weston and West Palm Beach. The home page headline names Jupiter, the Palm Beaches, Boca Raton, Pompano Beach and Fort Lauderdale. Miami itself is not named in the published list, although nearby Aventura, Sunny Isles Beach, Hollywood and Miramar are. The projects page also shows a North Carolina custom home. To make contact or book a conversation, the site offers the Get a Quote form, which asks for first name, last name, email, subject, when you are looking to start, and what you want to build or repair. A second form on the same page is for companies applying to become a subcontractor. There is no online appointment or scheduling tool published, and the site says nothing about Sunday or after-hours availability. Source: https://www.arlingtonbuildingcorp.com/get-a-quote ## Project types, design planning and working with an architect Asked what types of projects it takes on, Arlington Building Corporation answers that it focuses on high-end custom homes, major renovations, additions and other residential construction projects that require detailed planning and quality craftsmanship. It says it does take on remodels and additions depending on scope, because major remodels and additions often require the same planning, coordination and craftsmanship as new construction. On when to make contact, the FAQs say the earlier the better, because reaching out during planning helps with budgeting, design decisions and scheduling. The company says it can help during the planning phase, and that starting before everything is finalized often allows it to guide budgeting, construction feasibility, selections and scheduling. Before reaching out, the company suggests having any plans, inspiration photos, lot information and a rough idea of budget or priorities, while noting that not every detail needs to be final. If a customer already has an architect or designer, the company calls that often ideal, and says aligning architect, designer and builder early helps the process move more smoothly. Clients can be as involved in the design process as they want to be. Changes during construction are possible but the company says every change should be reviewed first, because even a small change can affect cost, labor, lead times and the schedule. On permitting, the FAQs say timelines vary by location, jurisdiction, plan complexity and project specifics, and that larger or more detailed custom homes often need more review. No permit timeframes or approval outcomes are published. The projects page lists work including a Palm Beach custom home, a Lake Worth outdoor kitchen addition with interior renovation, a Singer Island addition and renovation, and a North Carolina custom home. Source: https://www.arlingtonbuildingcorp.com/faqs ## What Arlington Building Corporation has not published yet These are things people ask Arlington Building Corporation that its published information does not yet cover. - prices - availability - project timelines or completion dates - permit approval outcomes or inspection results - warranty or guarantee terms - contract terms and payment schedules - licence scope or insurance coverage Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess. ## Where this comes from https://www.arlingtonbuildingcorp.com