Ground-up houses, rebuilds and small multi-unit buildings. New construction in San Francisco is a permitting, engineering and logistics project as much as a building project. We build from your architect and engineer's plans and run the job from site prep through closeout.
Tell us about the project and a project manager will follow up.
What sets the plan, the estimate and the schedule for this kind of project.
Tight lots and neighbors on both sides mean deliveries, staging and shoring need a plan from day one.
Permits, trades, inspections and schedule are coordinated by us rather than split across contractors.
The written estimate is line-itemed and states assumptions, so scope changes are visible when they happen.

A new building starts with the ground: soils, foundations, shoring and site utilities come before framing. San Francisco lots are tight, neighbors are close and streets are often steep or narrow, so delivery, staging and protection of neighboring properties get planned before the first excavation.
We price the complete scope in writing from your drawings, sequence the trades, manage inspections and run the project through closeout.
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New construction typically requires a soils report, structural design, fire sprinklers, energy compliance and stormwater measures, along with Planning approval and plan review by SF DBI. Utility connections and street work add their own permits. Your architect and engineer carry the design; we plan the construction around the approvals.
Sites near the Bay shoreline or on steep ground bring added geotechnical considerations. We raise those during the estimate, not after excavation begins.
See the full process page for what you receive at each step.
We review the plans and the site with you and put a written estimate in your hands, with assumptions stated.
We coordinate with your architect and engineer and run permits through SF DBI and Planning, with utility and street-work permits as needed.
Regular walkthroughs and written updates during construction, punch-list resolution before final payment, and a closeout package.
New Home Construction come up in many San Francisco neighborhoods. These pages cover housing stock, permits and typical projects in each area. We work in every neighborhood in the city, listed or not.
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The same process applies across everything we build. See the other project types, or the full services overview.
Anything else, ask in the form at the top of the page.
Yes. We price and build from your architect and engineer's drawings and coordinate with them during permitting and construction.
Yes. We can review the plans and site early and give a written estimate with assumptions, then coordinate with your team on permits.
New houses, rebuilds after demolition and small multi-unit buildings. If your project is a different type, describe it and we will tell you the next step.
Yes. New construction normally relies on a soils report, and sites with fill, slopes or a high water table need more attention. We review that with your engineer during the estimate.