Twenty years,
one tradeat a time.

How the business ended up this way

[[HIS STORY, IN HIS OWN WORDS. Get this on a phone call, not a form — twenty minutes and a recorder. The specific things to ask: what trade he started in, what made him get the general building licence instead of staying in one trade, and the job that convinced him the finish work mattered as much as the repair. This is the single most valuable paragraph on the site and it cannot be written for him.]]

Why a general building contractor

Most of what goes wrong in a house is not one trade’s problem. A leak under the slab is pipe work and concrete. A repipe is pipe, drywall, texture and paint. A failed sewer line is excavation, pipe and a driveway that has to go back over the top.

Hire a single trade and you get a finished repair and an unfinished house — plus the job of finding, scheduling and coordinating everyone who comes after. A CSLB Class B licence covers projects involving more than one trade, which is why we hold the whole scope instead of a slice of it. One contract, one crew, one company answering for the result.

What we self-perform

• Supply and drain line replacement as part of a larger project
• Concrete: slabs, driveways, walkways, forms, grading and drainage
• Framing and structural repairs
• Drywall, tape, texture and paint
• Tile, flooring and finish carpentry
• Roofing repairs

Doing this work in-house is the reason we can hold a schedule. There is no waiting on a subcontractor who has three other jobs, because the crew that opened the wall is the crew that closes it.

Credentials

• CSLB licence #1079728 — Class B, General Building, active through 08/31/2027. Verify it at cslb.ca.gov.
• $25,000 contractor bond, Atlantic Specialty
• $2,000,000 general liability, State Farm
• 5-year workmanship warranty, written into every contract

English and Korean

Estimates, scope walk-throughs and day-to-day questions can be handled in either language. For a lot of our clients that is the difference between nodding along at a walk-through and actually understanding what they are agreeing to.