San Rafael
general contractor.
San Rafael is the largest city in Marin and a place we know top to bottom. From the older Dominican estates to the Eichlers in Terra Linda to the contemporary homes of Peacock Gap, we've worked across every neighborhood for two generations.
Building in San Rafael.
San Rafael has more architectural variety than any other Marin city — Victorian-era homes downtown, post-war ranches in Glenwood, Joseph Eichler tracts in Terra Linda and Marinwood, mid-century modernist homes in Sun Valley, and a steady output of contemporary builds in Peacock Gap and the Bayside.
That variety is what makes the work interesting. A 1930s Mediterranean in Dominican wants different respect than a 1960s Eichler. A century-old Victorian downtown has different bones than a 1980s tract home in Marinwood. We approach each one on its own terms.
San Rafael neighborhoods.
Dominican
Older estates and university-area homes. Period detail worth preserving.
Sun Valley
Mid-century modern homes against the Sun Valley hillside.
Peacock Gap
Contemporary builds and 1970s ranches near the bay.
Terra Linda
Joseph Eichler tracts. Atriums, radiant slabs, post-and-beam.
Marinwood
More Eichlers plus 1960s tract homes ripe for renovation.
Glenwood · Bret Harte
Post-war ranches near downtown — many getting full renovations.
Lincoln Hill
Hillside homes with bay views west of downtown.
Loch Lomond · Bayside Acres
Bay-edge homes around the lagoon.
Downtown corridor
Historic Victorians and small-lot infill projects.
San Rafael FAQ.
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Services we run in San Rafael.
Detail pages for each service in San Rafael — typical scope, range, timeline, and local permitting notes.
