San Francisco, CA General Contractor & Remodeler

Remodeling a home on the west side of San Francisco is its own kind of project. Most of the houses out here are stucco rowhomes and marina-style flats built on narrow lots that share walls with the neighbors, with the living space stacked over a tuck-under garage. That layout decides almost everything about a remodel before a single cabinet is ordered: where the light comes from, where you can move a wall, how an addition has to be tied in, and how the fog and salt air work on the exterior over the years. We plan around those realities from the first conversation instead of discovering them halfway through demolition.

We work as a design-build company because that is what these homes need. A floor plan that looks open on paper runs into a load-bearing wall, a buried plumbing stack, or a sloping ground-floor slab, and on a split job nobody owns the fix. When the same crew draws the plan and builds it, those problems get solved on the drawing instead of in a change order. We scope the kitchen, the bath, the addition, or the whole-home renovation to the house you actually have on your actual block, handle the plans and the San Francisco permitting, and sequence the work so it moves from demolition to the final inspection without stalling.

Whether you want to open up a dark Sunset kitchen, add a primary suite over the garage, finish the ground floor into real living space, or bring an older Richmond home up to date top to bottom, the process starts the same way: an honest in-home consultation, a real scope, and a written price before any work begins. Most of our projects come from neighbors who recommend us to other neighbors, which is exactly the reputation a remodeler should have to earn.

Our San Francisco crew handles the whole project: managing the build to manage the trades and the permits, adding on to your home to add the room you need, renovating the whole home to transform a home you already love, a bathroom remodel for the rooms you use most, built-ins and millwork for the built-ins and trim you see every day, and basement conversion to turn empty space below into real living space.

Beyond San Francisco itself, we cover the surrounding area, including our Richmond District crew, Sunset District, CA, our West Portal crew, our Parkside crew. If you searched for a general contractor near San Francisco, you have reached the crew that designs and builds it itself.

Not sure where to start? Read A Straight Guide to Finding a Good Contractor and Remodeling a San Francisco Stucco Rowhouse: What to Expect on our blog, then call for a free design consultation when you are ready.