CSLB #334090 · General Building · Since 1977
Call (951) 335-8999EspañolHow it works
Four stages. You always know which one you are in, what is happening next, and what it costs.
We come out and look at the space. What you want changed, roughly when you want to start, and what you have budgeted — because an honest conversation at the start saves both of us a wasted month.
We measure, check what is behind the walls where we can, draw the plan and, where it helps a decision, render it in 3D. Then the scope goes in writing: what is included, what is not, allowances for materials, and the price. You get that before you are asked to commit to anything.
We file the permit and manage the corrections. You get a schedule and a crew. If something unexpected turns up — water damage, out-of-square framing, a permit condition — we stop, show you, and price it as a change before continuing. No silent additions.
We walk the finished work with you, list anything that is not right, and close that list out. The job is done when you agree it is done, not when the crew leaves.
How the project is run
Most of what separates a good remodel from a bad one happens off the tile and behind the drywall. This is how we run the job.
One point of contact for the whole project. You know who is coming, what they are doing that week and who to call when you have a question. Trades are scheduled by us, in order, so the tile setter is not waiting on the plumber.
A written schedule, materials ordered against lead times so nothing stalls, inspections booked ahead, and a weekly update on where the project is against the plan.
Our own crews for the core trades, licensed subcontractors where a trade needs its own licence, and materials specified by name so you can see what you are paying for. We tell you what a material costs and how long it lasts, then let you choose.
A supervisor on site, photographs of the work behind the walls before it is covered, inspection sign-offs kept on file, and a close-out package with permits, warranties and the as-built information you will want when you sell.
A California home-improvement contract with the disclosures the law requires, a payment schedule tied to progress rather than to dates, lien releases from subcontractors and suppliers, and a licence, bond and insurance you can verify on the CSLB register.
Structural engineering for additions and second storeys, ADU feasibility under state and city rules, Title 24 energy compliance, and design and 3D rendering — the parts of a project that most contractors send you elsewhere for.
Questions
Yes. There is no charge and no obligation for an estimate.
It depends on the crew schedule, on permits, and on lead times for anything that has to be ordered. We give you a realistic date rather than an optimistic one.
Yes. We tell you at the estimate whether your project needs a permit, because it affects both the price and the schedule, and we manage the filing, corrections and inspections.
Only through a written change order that you approve first. If we find something behind a wall, we photograph it and show you before anything is covered back up.
Our crews, with a supervisor and a point of contact you can reach. You will know who is coming and roughly what they are doing that week.
Get started
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