01Whole-home remodeling
Rework the home as one connected project: circulation, kitchen and living spaces, primary suites, lighting, storage, and the systems behind the finishes. We start by separating what can stay from what needs to change, then coordinate design and construction around the agreed scope.
Before we talk: Bring existing plans if available, a list of rooms to change, and your plans for living in or moving out of the home during construction.
Contra Costa whole-home remodeling guide ↗02Kitchen remodeling
Plan cabinetry, appliance clearances, island proportions, lighting, ventilation, and the connection to adjoining rooms together. Moving a wall or relocating a sink is a different scope from replacing finishes; that distinction belongs in the design and budget from the start.
Before we talk: Share appliance preferences, storage frustrations, entertaining needs, and whether the layout or exterior openings will change.
Contra Costa kitchen remodeling guide ↗03Bathroom and primary-suite renovation
Create a more comfortable daily routine with a considered layout, useful storage, layered lighting, and coordinated fixtures. Shower waterproofing, drainage, ventilation, and access for future maintenance are part of the scope—not details to resolve after tile is selected.
Before we talk: Identify the bathrooms to renovate, plumbing relocations, accessibility goals, and whether another bathroom must remain available.
Contra Costa bathroom and primary-suite renovation guide ↗04ADUs and home additions
Compare an addition, detached ADU, or conversion against the space your household actually needs. Start with the parcel, existing buildings, utilities, access, and the applicable local review path before choosing a footprint or treating a concept as buildable.
Before we talk: Share the property address, available survey, intended use, and any association documents. Feasibility and approvals are property-specific.
Contra Costa adus and home additions guide ↗05Custom-home construction
Develop the brief, site strategy, architecture, engineering, interior selections, and construction plan as coordinated decisions. A new residence starts with land-use feasibility and existing site conditions, not a price-per-square-foot promise detached from the property.
Before we talk: Bring the address or parcel number, survey and reports if available, your target floor area, and the spaces that matter most to you.
Contra Costa custom-home construction guide ↗06Exterior and outdoor living
Connect the house to its outdoor spaces through entries, patios, outdoor kitchens, planting, and exterior finishes. Resolve drainage, grading, utilities, tree protection, and any structural work alongside the visual design.
Before we talk: Describe how you want to use the yard, existing drainage concerns, privacy goals, and any proposed walls, structures, or new utilities.
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