Renovation and new construction
Available for an established firm or Builders. North SF Bay area and North Coast
Framing, Flooring, Trim, Siding, Windows, Doors, Cabinets
Perfect Planning Prevents Perpetually Poor Performance
RECENT:
- 2026 I’ve worked on a couple of small remodeling projects for a contractor. The ADU he started was behind schedule though he and I were able to put it back on the target move in. The other was a demo and refurbish of a kitchen. (*See Behind the Scenes) Following that I’ve done a T111 siding demo and install, and a whole house replumb and a few small multi-day repairs here and there.
- Foundation to move-in, 9 months, one helper: <2,000 ft² house + 1,000 ft² deck +1,500 ft² garage (2025)
- Mudsill to TOP/move-in, 20 months, one helper 3200 ft² three-story addition, 11 crane picks, moment frames, 2x8 framing, forms, concrete, rough plumbing, (W14×53,W8×67), 2½" Zip-R (2024)
- Framed a multi-story hillside fire rebuild for a contractor with a helper. Including forms, foundation concrete work, built up flat roof with in the field drains and floating deck above.(2020)
- Working with contractor- drew plans, submitted, recieved approval on 2 story renovation. Did demo, plumbing and electrical, framing, sheetrock, along with sheet metal and an exterior fire suppression system, completed install of Orenco Advan tech septic treatment system. Passed all inspections (2018)
- Working with contractor -drew plans for remodel of 800 ft.² cottage, got permit on my initial submittal. Complete gut of interior, vaulted existing 8’ ceilings, pushed kitchen out 12’ and added foundation. Finished all framing .(2016)
- SF renovation work for company that owned downtown real estate. Lead crew of 5, demo and renovation of multistory and multi use buildings including a rock and roll museum and venue. Framing, plumbing, electrical, acoustic sound proofing, new residences in existing dead space, utility updates, hit my deadlines (Pre–2016)
WHAT I HANDLE
(These are things I can do, but if you’re already handling them, I don’t have to!)
- Strap my bags on and install materials
- Plans (architectural, structural, mechanical)
- Takeoffs, budgets, permits
- Framing, concrete, plumbing, finish, metal fab, tile, stone
- Subs—manage and/or work alongside
HOW I WORK
- $35K-40K or so in professional hand tools, ready day one, mobilize to the site unload tools and leave them. Makes for better start time and faster end of day pick up.
- Show up early, work clean, go home safe
- Self directed, Solutions Focused
- Run my own work or coordinate with your crew—either way, it gets done and passes the inspection!
3/4” White Oak, Walnut, 189 miter‘s, 3 borders, , Diagonal inlay. Sanded, stained, Polyurethane
100 images of work done by myself or with helper/apprentice. (Tap on image for brief description)
A replacement on demand water heater that I installed replacing the professionally installed previous one. Passed inspection
2025 Ready for framing, needed to grout under the mud sill with high compression mortar to compensate for 1” out of level foundatin in a few stretches.
2025 Beginning of another living space. I offered to Contractor to rough in waste and venting before laying subfloor.
So, I did that too.
2025 Garage framing after laying all of my floor joist and girders.
Roof is up and decking going on as I go. Heading east to set and brace those trusses. Building lateral structure to stick frame walls for 6x18x31 Glulam.
Interior sheer wall, that will support a 6x18x30 glulam Installed with 2 helpers, one on each end as I tele-forked it in place.
My walnut vanity, poured/honed concrete top&bench, set tile!
North of San Francisco Bay and North Coast
