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A service of Revolution Contractors LLC
About Contractors On Call
We're the small-job division of Revolution Contractors LLC. Same crew, smaller scopes, full GC license.
FL CRC1331628 · FL CGC1522463 · Mon–Fri 6:30 – 5:30
The small-job division of Revolution.
Same shop, same GC license, same standards — a separate lane so small jobs don't wait behind whole-home remodels.
Contractors On Call is the small-job division of Revolution Contractors LLC, a Florida general contractor based in St. Petersburg. Revolution builds custom homes and does whole-home remodels. Contractors On Call does the leaky sliding glass door, the popped drywall seam, the plaster ceiling crack, the wood window that won't close. Same owners, same crew, same GC license.
Who we are
A division of Revolution Contractors LLC.
Jeremy Wharton and Thad Bonnewell run the shop. Sunbiz DBA G26000082501.
How pricing works
Photo-to-quote, $75/hr small-job rate.
Single repairs $150–$500. Punch lists $500–$3,000. One-hour minimum. No padded estimates.
How fast we respond
2-hour response, 24–48 hour quote.
Half-day scopes usually booked same-week. Multi-day scopes a week or two out.
Licensed + insured
Florida CRC1331628 + CGC1522463.
GL and workers' comp through Revolution Contractors LLC. COI on request.
FL #CRC1331628 · #CGC1522463
Backed by Revolution Contractors LLC
Licensed & Insured
Why Contractors On Call exists
There's a gap in the St. Petersburg market that a lot of homeowners have run into. The unlicensed handyman can't pull permits when a small job turns out to need one. The full-service remodel contractor isn't interested in a half-day patch. So the small stuff ends up getting patched twice, or waiting months for someone with the right license to have a Tuesday afternoon free.
Contractors On Call fills that gap on purpose. Same licensed general contractor, same crew depth — routed to the smaller scopes instead of turning them away.
There's a second reason it exists, and this one comes straight from how Jeremy and Thad think about the business. Revolution has grown from about $3 million to $7 million in annual revenue over the last few years, mostly on the strength of larger projects — $500K-plus custom homes, whole-home remodels, additions in the coastal neighborhoods. That growth is real, but it means the business is more exposed to any one client's project delay or any macroeconomic softness that would cause capital-heavy clients to pause. Standing up Contractors On Call as a real small-job division makes the whole company more resilient. Small jobs run counter-cyclically to big-project timelines. If a large remodel pauses because of a market wobble, small-repair demand tends to hold or grow. It's not the whole strategy — but it's part of why we're building this division out with the same care we'd give a Snell Isle custom home.
GC-grade competence, handyman-grade access
A Florida CRC + CGC license is the same credential you'd expect from the contractor doing a full remodel. We just also do the wall patch, the door track, the window sash. Licensed work at a small-job cadence — that's the whole positioning.
When the job grows, we pull the permit
If the job grows or needs a permit, we pull it. A handyman can't. We can — same crew, no second contractor to coordinate.
Plaster ceilings, not just drywall
Plaster ceilings, original wood windows, terrazzo floors — the 1950s repairs other handymen call "not their thing." We work on them regularly through the parent side of the business, so they aren't a specialty upcharge for us. Plumbing and electrical incidental to that work get routed to our trusted licensed trade partners.
Backed by Revolution Contractors
Contractors On Call is a d/b/a of Revolution Contractors LLC (Sunbiz filing G26000082501). The parent company builds custom homes and does whole-home remodels across the coast. Small-job work runs through Contractors On Call so it doesn't compete for the same schedule slots — but the crew, the license, the insurance, and the standards are shared. When you hire us for a small job you're hiring the same operation that also does $2 million custom builds. Just routed to the correct lane.
How we work
Every job — big or small — runs through the same discipline. On the Revolution side, that means a superintendent, a scheduled walkthrough, a written scope, and a punch-list phase before final client sign-off. On the Contractors On Call side, the scope is smaller so the process compresses, but the discipline doesn't change:
- Photo-to-quote. You text photos and a short description to (727) 258-3700, or call and describe the job. Within 24 to 48 hours you get a written price and a day-count. For scopes that need a look — hidden framing, waterproofing detail, historic-review implications — we schedule a walkthrough, no charge for the visit.
- Written approval before work. You approve the number. That's the number. If the scope changes because of something we discover behind a wall or under a floor, we stop, show you, and you approve the change before we bill for it. No surprise upcharges on the invoice.
- Scheduled visit. Most small jobs are booked 2 to 3 days after quote approval, depending on scope and calendar. Half-day scopes are common. Multi-day small-scope work runs Monday through Friday, 6:30 to 5:30 with an early start if the neighborhood or condo HOA calls for it.
- Walkthrough before we leave. Same discipline as the Revolution side's punch-list phase. We walk the finished work with you before packing up. Anything you catch, we handle before we leave.
- We stand behind our work. If a fix doesn't hold and it's our workmanship, we come back and make it right.
How pricing works
Photo-to-quote is the fastest path. Most single handyman repairs land in the $150 to $500 range. Grouped punch lists and small construction scopes typically run $500 to $3,000. Our billing rate for small jobs is $75 an hour with a one-hour minimum. Larger scopes on the Revolution side use Time & Materials with a defined markup and open-book cost reporting — different model, same honesty.
The one thing we're strict about: no padded estimates. If a scope is genuinely uncertain, we say so and quote a range with the reason for the range spelled out. If a scope is well-defined, we quote a fixed number and stand behind it. What we won't do is quote a padded number to cover unknowns and pocket the difference when the unknowns don't materialize.
License and insurance
- · Florida CRC1331628 — Certified Residential Contractor
- · Florida CGC1522463 — Certified General Contractor
- · General liability insurance — carried through Revolution Contractors LLC
- · Workers' compensation — carried through Revolution Contractors LLC
- · Sunbiz DBA filing: G26000082501
Certificate of insurance available on request — usually needed for condo HOA portals and property-management portals. Send the portal contact and we'll upload it directly.
Who we are
Jeremy Wharton and Thad Bonnewell run the shop. When you call, you're reaching one of them or someone reporting directly to them — not a national franchise call center, not a lead-broker dispatcher. The crew that does your small job is the same crew that would do the finish carpentry on a Revolution custom home. Different scope, same hands.
Both sides of the business run under the same values: honest scope, honest pricing, disciplined process. We're trying to build the kind of shop where the client relationship persists past the current job — where you call us in three years for the next small thing because we did the small thing right the first time.
Where we work
St. Petersburg core, all of Pinellas County within reasonable drive time, and out into western Hillsborough when the job justifies it. Neighborhoods we work in most consistently:
- · Downtown St. Pete
- · Old Northeast
- · Snell Isle
- · Shore Acres
- · Gulfport
- · South Pasadena
- · Treasure Island
- · St. Pete Beach
- · Madeira Beach
- · Redington
- · Seminole
- · Largo
- · Clearwater
- · Tarpon Springs (larger scopes)
For county-wide coverage detail see our Pinellas County handyman page.
What we don't do
Being honest about scope is part of the value. Some work is a poor fit for us — it's better for you if we tell you up front:
- · Insurance-adjuster remediation work — we don't bill insurance carriers or work with adjusters. Restoration contractors are set up for that workflow; we're not.
- · Major plumbing scope — full re-pipe, water heater install, main line, anything requiring a separate plumbing permit — we route through our trusted licensed plumbers. Light plumbing incidental to a broader job we handle in-house.
- · Major electrical scope — panel upgrades, service work, rewire — we route through our trusted licensed electricians. Incidental electrical as part of a broader job we handle in-house.
- · HVAC installs and re-piping — refer out to licensed specialty trades.
- · Roof replacement — refer out to a licensed roofing contractor.
- · Pest control — we don't do pest control; we refer to a licensed pest-control company.
- · Whole-home remodels and additions — those go through the Revolution side of the business. Same shop, different lane.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between Contractors On Call and Revolution Contractors?
Same owners, same crew, same Florida GC license — different lanes. Revolution Contractors handles $500K-plus custom homes, whole-home remodels, and additions. Contractors On Call handles the small-job scopes those clients also need, and the same-scope small jobs for homeowners who don't need a full remodel. The wall patch, the sliding glass door, the window that won't close.
Are you the same company?
Contractors On Call is a d/b/a (Sunbiz filing G26000082501) of Revolution Contractors LLC. So legally it's one company operating under two brand names. Practically, it's two dispatched crews with one back office, one license, and one insurance policy.
Who owns this?
Revolution Contractors LLC. Jeremy and Thad run day-to-day. If you want to know who's picking up the phone or coming to the door, ask us — no franchisor between you and the owners.
Can I get a Revolution remodel through Contractors On Call?
Yes. If you call Contractors On Call about a small job and the scope belongs on the Revolution side — an addition, a whole-home remodel, a historic restoration — we hand it internally, no separate qualification process. It's the same shop.
How does pricing work?
Photo-to-quote. Send us photos and a description, we come back with a price within 24 to 48 hours. Most single handyman repairs land in the $150 to $500 range. Grouped punch lists and small construction scopes typically run $500 to $3,000. Our billing rate is $75 an hour with a one-hour minimum. Once you approve the number it's the number — if we open a wall and find something behind it, we stop and show you before doing extra work.
How fast do you respond?
We respond to every request within 2 hours during business hours. Most jobs are scheduled within 2 to 3 days of first contact, depending on scope and availability. The photo-to-quote path is the fastest — most small-job scopes are priced remotely and scheduled without a separate estimate visit.
What does 'punch list' mean when you use it?
In construction, a punch list is the last set of billable items on a project — small fixes and finish work that finalize the scope. We use the term the same way. If you have a Revolution-style whole-home remodel wrapping up and need someone to knock out the last dozen small items, that's a punch list. If you're a homeowner or property manager with 10 small items across a house, that's also a punch list. Same discipline either way.
Where do you work?
St. Petersburg core, all of Pinellas County within reasonable drive time, and out to Clearwater when the job justifies it. Downtown St. Pete, Old Northeast, Snell Isle, Gulfport, South Pasadena, Treasure Island, St. Pete Beach, Madeira Beach, Redington, Seminole, Largo, and Clearwater are the neighborhoods we work in most consistently.
See also
Text a photo. Get a price.
24–48 hour response. No surprise charges.