A whole-home remodel is the moment to fix what never worked — the dark hallway, the kitchen that turns its back on the dining room, the bathroom nobody wants to use. We start from how the house is lived in, not from a catalog of finishes.
How we approach it
San Francisco housing stock is its own discipline. Victorians and Edwardians hide balloon framing, knob-and-tube wiring and decades of undocumented additions. Every project starts with a measured survey and an honest read of what is behind the walls, so surprises show up on paper instead of in week six.
From there we plan in layers: structure and systems first, then layout, then finishes. You see a 3D concept before demolition, and a line-item proposal before anything is ordered.
What changes for you
- One project lead from first visit to final walkthrough.
- A weekly written update with photos, schedule and budget status.
- Permits, inspections and neighbor notices handled by us.
