Custom Home Builder & General Contractor
We build custom homes, remodels, and ADUs the way they should be built: engineered before they're framed, framed before they're finished, and finished like someone's going to live there for fifty years. Because someone is.
Licensed & insured general contractor. Free site walk on every serious inquiry.
What We Build
We don't chase every job in the phone book. We build new homes, transform existing ones, add livable square footage, and fix the structural problems other contractors walk away from.
Your lot, your plans, your home — managed from soils report to final walkthrough by one team that answers for all of it. Design-build if you're starting from a napkin sketch; plans-in-hand if your architect already earned their fee.
Kitchens, primary suites, second stories, full gut renovations. We open walls carefully, fix what previous decades hid in them, and put everything back better than we found it.
Accessory dwelling units that pencil: rental income, family housing, or a home office that's actually a building. We run the feasibility math on setbacks, utilities, and budget before you spend a dollar on drawings.
Foundation repair, beam replacement, seismic retrofits, load-bearing wall removal — the work where "close enough" isn't a thing. Engineer-backed scopes, and honest triage: if you don't need us, we'll say so.
Our Process
Most construction horror stories start the same way: a vague scope, a hopeful budget, and a contractor who disappears after the deposit clears. Our process exists so none of that happens on your project.
We start with a site walk and a straight conversation about budget — real numbers, not teaser numbers. Then plans, engineering, and permits, with a written scope that says exactly what's included and what isn't.
Site walk → plans → permitOne project lead owns your job from demo to drywall. You get a schedule you can see, a weekly update you can count on, and change orders in writing before the work happens — never after.
One lead · weekly updates · written changesPunch list walked together, systems demonstrated, paperwork handed over in one binder. Then we stay reachable — a builder who won't pick up the phone after final payment was never really your builder.
Walkthrough · handover · warrantyBudget ranges up front, allowances spelled out, and no bid designed to win now and change-order later.
You always know who to call, and every call gets returned within one business day. That's a commitment, not a slogan.
We'd rather you brag about your framing inspection than your throw pillows. Pretty finishes on weak bones is not our business.
Broom-swept at the end of every workday. How a crew treats your property tells you how they'll treat your house.
The Work
A sample of the project types we take on. Full project galleries are shared during your consultation — with the owners' permission, not scraped off a stock-photo site.
New construction on owner lots — from compact infill to full family homesteads.
Photography pendingLayout corrections, structural openings, and finish work that survives real family life.
Photography pendingDetached ADUs and conversions built as real dwellings — insulated, permitted, rentable.
Photography pendingBeams, foundations, and seismic work — the invisible projects that protect everything else.
Photography pendingReal project photography is added per client — shared with the owners' permission, never faked.
Straight Answers
It depends on your site, your finishes, and your jurisdiction — and any builder who quotes you a per-square-foot number before seeing your lot is guessing. What we will do: give you an honest budget range after a site walk, before you've spent anything on plans. If the numbers don't work, we'd rather you find out in week one than month six.
Permitting timelines vary wildly by city, so we split the answer in two: a design-and-permit estimate based on your jurisdiction's current pace, and a construction schedule we control and commit to in writing. You'll see both before you sign, and you'll see schedule updates every week during the build.
Yes — all of it. Plans, structural engineering, Title 24/energy calcs where required, permit submission, corrections, and inspections. You should never have to stand in line at a building department because you hired us.
Often, yes. We phase work to keep a functioning kitchen or bath available wherever the scope allows, seal off work zones with real dust barriers, and tell you honestly when a phase will be miserable enough that you should plan to be elsewhere.
In renovation work, surprises behind walls are a when, not an if. Our rule: work stops on that item, you get photos, options, and pricing in writing, and nothing proceeds until you approve it. No verbal change orders, no invoice ambushes.
Start the Conversation
Send the address and a few sentences about what you want to build. You'll get a real reply from a builder — a feasibility read and next steps, not a sales script.