Home Remodeling in San Jose, CA

Yes. Our office is at 586 N First Street, Suite 224 in downtown San Jose, and we work across the entire city, from Willow Glen and the Rose Garden to Evergreen, Almaden, Berryessa, and Alum Rock.

Most addresses sit within fifteen to twenty-five minutes of our downtown office. Estimate visits are usually scheduled within a few days, often sooner. For emergencies such as an active leak, a failed water heater, or storm damage, we respond the same day whenever possible.

For most real work, yes. Moving plumbing, altering circuits, removing walls, changing the footprint, and building an ADU all require permits from the City of San Jose. Replacing cabinets and counters in the same layout without touching plumbing or electrical usually does not.

Unpermitted work becomes a disclosed defect when you sell, and buyers here negotiate hard on it. We file and manage inspections as part of your contract.

Yes, and we plan for what makes them different. Post-and-beam framing, flat roofs, floor-to-ceiling glass, atriums, and radiant tubing in the slab all affect how a kitchen or bathroom gets rebuilt. Relocating a drain or supply line in a radiant slab requires scanning before anyone cuts concrete. We also work to preserve the architectural character rather than fighting it.

Bathrooms generally run $18,000 to $45,000, with primary suites and full accessible conversions at the upper end. Kitchens run $40,000 to $90,000 depending on cabinet quality and layout changes. Decks and patio covers run $12,000 to $35,000. Additions and ADUs vary with square footage and utility work. Older homes carry more unknowns, which is why we inspect thoroughly before quoting. Your written estimate is free.