One Class B contractor for the whole project — additions, remodels, and new builds, foundation to finish.
You've got a project bigger than any one trade. An addition, a gut remodel, an ADU, a rebuild. It needs a foundation, framing, concrete, plumbing, permits, inspections, and a dozen subs pulling in the same direction — and someone has to actually run it.
When there's no general contractor, you become one. You're chasing the framer, waiting on the concrete sub, refereeing the plumber and the electrician, and holding the permit in your own name. Schedules slip between trades, nobody owns the gaps, and the change orders pile up. The project that was supposed to give you space is running your calendar instead.
We hold the CSLB Class B (General Building) license and run the whole project as your general contractor — foundation, framing, concrete, and finish — with our own crews on the structural work and trusted subs managed under one roof. One bid, one schedule, one number to call. Jose is on site, not just on the paperwork. CSLB #917675 (B · C-8 · C-36).
You see the whole scope before any concrete is poured. Nothing hidden, nothing quietly billed mid-project.
The same rhythm whether the job is a $12,000 footing or a $200,000 structural retrofit. Owner on site, same crew, same standards.
Jose walks the property, understands what you're trying to accomplish, and talks through scope, budget range, and what's realistic. No charge to start the conversation.
We coordinate plans with your architect — or bring one in — price the work line-by-line, and hand you a bid you can actually read. You know the number and the sequence before we start.
We manage the permit process end to end and line up the trades so the schedule holds. Long-lead items get ordered before they're on the critical path.
Our crews self-perform the foundation, concrete, and framing; managed subs handle the rest. One schedule, daily supervision, and a clean site every evening.
We schedule and stand on site for every city inspection, rough through final. Your only job is signing the approvals.
We walk the finished work with you, clear the punch list, and hand back a project that's done — not "done except for."
We do general contracting regularly in the cities below — each with its own soil profile, code requirements, and site conditions. Click through for the local context.
Don’t see your question? Call (650) 754-3064 and ask Jose directly.
Additions, whole-home and kitchen/bath remodels, ADUs and detached units, garage conversions, and ground-up new construction — residential and light-commercial. If it needs a foundation and a permit, it's in our wheelhouse. Very small handyman-scope jobs usually aren't.
Because someone has to own the schedule, the permit, the change orders, and the gaps between trades — and carry the liability for all of it. A licensed Class B GC holds the permit, coordinates the sequence, and stands behind the whole result. You get one contract and one number to call instead of ten.
We self-perform the structural core — foundation, concrete, framing, and structural repair — because that's our trade. Plumbing, electrical, HVAC, roofing, and finishes are handled by licensed subs we've worked with for years and manage under one contract. You're not coordinating any of them.
The bid is line-item, so you can see where the money goes. When something changes — a hidden condition, a scope addition — we price it in writing and get your sign-off before we proceed. No surprise invoices at the end.
Yes — that's the advantage. The foundation, footings, and structural concrete are our own crews, not a sub we're marking up. See the foundations, footings, and structural-repair pages for that scope; on a GC project it's all under one contract.
Yes. CSLB #917675 with the Class B (General Building) classification that authorizes whole-project general contracting, plus C-8 (Concrete) and C-36 (Plumbing). Family-owned and working the Bay Area since 1998.
Free walk-through, written bid within 48 hours, no surprises. The same crew, the same owner — every project, since 1998.
