Does FCAS provide Division 12 shading subcontracting across all of Florida?

Yes. FCAS is headquartered in Newberry, Florida, and works statewide — Jacksonville, Orlando, Tampa, Gainesville, Sarasota, and South Florida — pre-qualified with the state’s leading general contractors and construction-management firms.

What kinds of Florida projects does FCAS take on?

Corporate headquarters, professional sports and stadium facilities, hospitals, university buildings, and K-12 schools — including full-height glazing, high-rise motorized systems, skylight shading, and hurricane-rated window treatments.

Is FCAS a woman-owned business in Florida?

Yes. FCAS is woman-owned and WBENC-certified, led by President and CEO Megan Molyneux, with SBA WOSB status.

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Automated Shading

KPMG Lakehouse — automated shading across full-height glazing, Lake Nona, Florida

Division 12 · Florida

Division 12 automated shading across Florida.

Headquartered in Newberry and pre-qualified with the state’s leading general contractors — FCAS delivers motorized shading, hurricane protection, and building-automation integration on Florida’s largest commercial builds.

Home base

Florida is home. From our Newberry headquarters we travel the entire state — Jacksonville, Orlando, Tampa, Gainesville, Sarasota, and South Florida — moving with the construction-management teams we’re pre-qualified with. When a GC needs a Division 12 shading subcontractor who can carry a full-height, high-rise, or hurricane-rated scope, we’re already on the bid list.

Our Florida work spans corporate headquarters, professional sports facilities, hospitals, university buildings, and K-12 districts. We specify, supply, install, integrate, and commission — one white-glove subcontractor managing the entire shading scope so the CM team doesn’t have to.

Florida markets served

JacksonvilleOrlandoTampaGainesvilleSarasotaLake NonaDaytonaJupiterSouth Florida

Selected Florida work

Documented on the ground.

All projects →

ProjectLocationScope / size

FIS World HeadquartersJacksonville, FL12-story · RB500 motorized shades · solar trackingJacksonville, FL · 12-story · RB500 motorized shades · solar tracking

KPMG LakehouseLake Nona — Orlando, FL767,000 SF · RB500+ automated roller shadesLake Nona — Orlando, FL · 767,000 SF · RB500+ automated roller shades

Johnson & Johnson HPILake Nona — Orlando, FLHundreds of motorized shades · SomfyLake Nona — Orlando, FL · Hundreds of motorized shades · Somfy

Jaguars Training Facility — Miller Electric CenterJacksonville, FL124,676 SF · $120MJacksonville, FL · 124,676 SF · $120M

Orlando Health Jewett Orthopedic InstituteOrlando, FL375,000 SF · 2 phasesOrlando, FL · 375,000 SF · 2 phases

UF Heavener Football Training CenterGainesville, FL140,000 SFGainesville, FL · 140,000 SF

The full scope in Florida

Specified, supplied, installed.

All capabilities →

Motorized shades & screens

Automated interior shading for full-height commercial glazing — including 35-foot drops, integrated into building-automation systems.

Manual roller shades

Hand-operated commercial roller shades where a manual solution is specified.

Window treatments — hurricane shutters & blinds

Commercial window treatments, including hurricane shutters and blinds for openings that need protection and control.

Commercial custom draperies

Custom-fabricated draperies for corporate, hospitality, and institutional interiors.

Skylight tension motorized shades

Tensioned, motorized shading for skylights, atria, and overhead glass.

Projection screens

Recessed and surface-mounted AV projection screens.

FAQ

Division 12 shading in Florida.

Does FCAS provide Division 12 shading subcontracting across all of Florida?: Yes. FCAS is headquartered in Newberry, Florida, and works statewide — Jacksonville, Orlando, Tampa, Gainesville, Sarasota, and South Florida — pre-qualified with the state’s leading general contractors and construction-management firms.
What kinds of Florida projects does FCAS take on?: Corporate headquarters, professional sports and stadium facilities, hospitals, university buildings, and K-12 schools — including full-height glazing, high-rise motorized systems, skylight shading, and hurricane-rated window treatments.
Is FCAS a woman-owned business in Florida?: Yes. FCAS is woman-owned and WBENC-certified, led by President and CEO Megan Molyneux, with SBA WOSB status.

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Send plans or a shading scope and our estimating team will do a thorough take-off.

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