Top Remodeling Ideas & Trends Transforming East Bay Homes in 2025
Walk through any neighborhood in Albany, Berkeley, or Oakland, and you’ll see it: East Bay homeowners are investing in their properties like never before. After 30+ years of building and remodeling homes across the region, we’ve watched trends come and go—but 2025 is bringing some genuinely smart remodeling ideas that make sense for how people actually live.
Whether you’re considering a whole-home-remodel, a room-additions room addition, or an adu-construction ADU build, understanding current trends helps you make decisions that won’t feel dated in five years. More importantly, it helps you maximize your investment—both in terms of enjoyment and resale value.
This isn’t about following trends blindly. It’s about understanding what’s working in East Bay homes right now and why these remodeling ideas have staying power.
The Biggest Remodeling Trend: ADUs Are Everywhere (And Here to Stay)
Let’s start with the elephant in the backyard: Accessory Dwelling Units are no longer a niche project. They’re mainstream in Albany, Berkeley, Oakland, and across the East Bay.
Why ADUs Dominate 2025 Remodeling Projects
We’ve built hundreds of ADUs since California’s ADU laws loosened in 2020, and the demand keeps accelerating. Here’s why East Bay homeowners are choosing ADUs:
Financial reasons:
- Rental income that helps cover mortgage payments (a 500-600 sq ft ADU in Albany can rent for $2,000-$3,000/month)
- Increased property value (typically adds $150,000-$300,000+ to home values in desirable East Bay neighborhoods)
- Airbnb potential in tourist-friendly areas like Berkeley and Oakland
Lifestyle reasons:
- Multi-generational living (aging parents moving in is the #1 reason we hear)
- Adult children boomeranging back home (need privacy, not a childhood bedroom)
- Home office separation (remote work isn’t going anywhere)
- Guest house that doesn’t invade your main living space
2025 ADU Design Trends We’re Seeing
The ADU aesthetic has evolved significantly. Early ADUs often looked like afterthoughts—obvious add-ons that didn’t match the main house. Not anymore.
Current ADU design trends in Albany and the East Bay:
1. Matching main house architecture
New ADUs blend seamlessly with existing homes. If your Berkeley bungalow has Craftsman details, your ADU should too. Modern homes get modern ADUs with clean lines and large windows.
2. Maximizing space efficiency
Every square foot counts in ADUs. We’re seeing:
- Murphy beds and wall beds in studios
- European-style compact appliances
- Built-in storage everywhere
- Multi-functional furniture zones
- 9-10 foot ceilings to make small spaces feel larger
3. Two-story ADUs where lot size allows
If your property can accommodate it, two-story ADUs deliver more living space without consuming your entire backyard. Popular in Albany and Berkeley where lots are often 5,000-7,000 sq ft.
4. Luxury finishes in smaller packages
Don’t let the size fool you—2025 ADUs feature high-end finishes: quartz countertops, engineered hardwood, designer tile, spa-like bathrooms. These aren’t budget builds anymore.
5. Sustainable and energy-efficient features
Solar panels, heat pump HVAC systems, tankless water heaters, and LED lighting throughout. Many East Bay homeowners are going all-electric in their ADUs.
Open Floor Plans: Still Popular (But Getting Smarter)
The open-concept trend isn’t going anywhere, but it’s evolving. After years of completely open kitchens bleeding into living rooms, homeowners are realizing they want some definition between spaces.
The Evolution of Open Floor Plans in 2025
What we’re building now:
Defined zones within open spaces
Rather than one massive room, we’re creating distinct areas using:
- Partial walls or half-walls (great for hiding kitchen messes from the living room)
- Different flooring materials to define spaces
- Ceiling height changes or coffered ceilings
- Built-in shelving as subtle room dividers
The “broken plan” concept
This British design trend is catching on in Berkeley and Oakland remodels. The idea: create openness where it makes sense, but maintain some separation. For example:
- Pocket doors between kitchen and dining room (open when entertaining, closed when cooking gets messy)
- Sliding barn doors for home offices (part of the living space, but can be closed for Zoom calls)
- Half-walls with columns that maintain sightlines but provide separation
Kitchen visibility—but not too much
Homeowners still want to see kids in the living room while cooking, but they don’t want dinner guests staring at dirty dishes. Solutions we’re building:
- Large kitchen islands that partially hide countertop clutter
- Pantries and storage that hide appliances and everyday mess
- Scullery kitchens (small prep/cleanup spaces) hidden behind the main kitchen
Real example: We recently completed a whole-home-remode whole-home remodel in Lafayette where we removed walls to create flow, but added a 4-foot partial wall with built-in bookshelf between the kitchen and family room. The homeowners love that it feels open without being completely exposed.
Primary Suite Additions: The Most Requested Room Addition
If ADUs are the #1 backyard project, primary suite additions are the #1 home addition project we see in 2025.
Why Primary Suites Are Trending
The work-from-home factor
Your bedroom isn’t just for sleeping anymore. East Bay homeowners want:
- Space for a reading nook or sitting area
- Room for a desk or home office zone
- Separation from kids’ bedrooms (especially during Zoom calls)
Aging-in-place planning
Baby boomers in Albany, Orinda, and Walnut Creek are planning ahead:
- First-floor primary suites (no stairs to navigate as mobility decreases)
- Accessible bathroom features (curbless showers, grab bars, wider doorways)
- Bedroom large enough for eventual caregiver needs
Luxury bathroom expectations
The primary bathroom is no longer an afterthought. 2025 trends include:
- Walk-in showers with multiple shower heads (rainfall, handheld, body sprays)
- Freestanding soaking tubs (especially popular in Oakland and Berkeley remodels)
- Double vanities with plenty of counter space
- Separate water closet for the toilet
- Heated floors
- High-end tile (think large-format porcelain, natural stone, or dramatic patterns)
Primary Suite Addition Design Ideas for East Bay Homes
Second-story additions
Popular in Albany and Berkeley where lot coverage is maxed out. Adding up instead of out captures views, preserves yard space, and often avoids setback issues.
Bump-out additions
Extending your existing footprint 8-12 feet can give you enough space for a primary suite without a full second-story addition. Less expensive and less disruptive.
Converting existing space
Sometimes the smartest remodel doesn’t add square footage—it reconfigures what you have. We’ve converted:
- Attached garages into primary suites (with garage rebuilt elsewhere)
- Two small bedrooms and a bath into one spacious primary suite
- Unused dining rooms into first-floor primary bedrooms
See examples: Browse our portfolio additions home addition portfolio for inspiration from real East Bay projects.
Kitchen Remodeling Trends That Actually Make Sense
Kitchen trends come and go, but 2025 is bringing practical ideas that improve how kitchens function—not just how they look.
What’s Trending in East Bay Kitchen Remodels
1. Larger islands with seating for 4-6
The kitchen island is command central. We’re building bigger islands with:
- Seating on two sides
- Prep sink in addition to main sink
- Dedicated appliance zones (microwave drawer, wine fridge)
- Tons of storage underneath
2. Separate beverage/coffee stations
Also called “morning bars,” these dedicated zones keep coffee makers, mugs, and breakfast items in one convenient spot. Popular add-on in Oakland and Walnut Creek remodels.
3. Walk-in pantries (or Butler’s pantries)
Open shelving is pretty, but most East Bay families need serious storage. Walk-in pantries hide:
- Small appliances (stand mixer, blender, food processor)
- Bulk food storage
- Pet food and supplies
- Serving dishes and entertaining items
4. High-end appliances (but not always the flashiest brands)
Homeowners are investing in quality appliances, but often choosing professional-grade brands like Thermador Wolf over ultra-luxury imports. The focus is on reliability and function over status.
5. Quartz countertops continue to dominate
While some high-end Berkeley and Piedmont remodels still use natural stone, quartz (like Caesarstone Silestone remains the practical choice: durable, non-porous, low-maintenance, and available in endless styles.
6. Two-tone cabinets
All-white kitchens are fading. Now we’re seeing:
- Dark lower cabinets with light uppers
- Contrasting island color
- Natural wood mixed with painted cabinets
- Statement range hoods in different finishes
7. Integrated appliances
Panel-ready refrigerators and dishwashers that blend with cabinetry create a cleaner, more cohesive look. Very popular in modern and transitional kitchen designs.
Kitchen Trends to Skip (They Won’t Age Well)
Not every trend is worth following. Here’s what we’re steering clients away from:
❌ All-open shelving (looks great on Instagram, nightmare in real life)
❌ Ultra-trendy tile patterns (will date your kitchen fast)
❌ All-black everything (shows every fingerprint and dust particle)
❌ Too many mixed metals (one or two finishes max)
Planning a kitchen remodel? Read our guide on <a href=”/blog/kitchen-remodeling-costs-east-bay/”>kitchen remodeling costs in the East Bay</a> (if available) or <a href=”/contact/”>schedule a consultation</a> to discuss your project.
Outdoor Living Spaces: Extending Your Home Outside
With East Bay’s year-round mild climate, outdoor spaces are no longer seasonal—they’re extensions of your living area.
2025 Outdoor Remodeling Trends
Covered outdoor living rooms
We’re building covered patios and outdoor rooms with:
- Ceiling fans for summer comfort
- Infrared heaters for winter evenings
- Built-in speakers for entertainment
- Electrical outlets and USB ports for devices
- Weatherproof TV installations
Outdoor kitchens going mainstream
Not just a grill anymore. Complete outdoor kitchens include:
- Built-in grills (natural gas or propane)
- Side burners
- Refrigerator and ice maker
- Sink with hot and cold water
- Storage cabinets
- Pizza ovens (very popular in Italian-food-loving East Bay neighborhoods)
Fire features as focal points
Nothing extends outdoor season like a fire feature:
- Built-in fire pits with seating walls
- Linear fire tables (modern look)
- Traditional wood-burning fireplaces
- Propane fire bowls
Low-maintenance landscaping
Drought-conscious East Bay homeowners are choosing:
- Artificial turf (looks real, no watering)
- Native plants and succulents
- Drip irrigation systems
- Permeable paving to manage water runoff
Outdoor lighting that sets the mood
Professional landscape lighting transforms spaces:
- Uplighting on trees and architecture
- Path lighting for safety
- String lights for ambiance
- Smart lighting controlled by phone
Explore options: See our <a href=”/services/outdoor-living/”>outdoor living space portfolio</a> or learn about <a href=”/services/outdoor-kitchens/”>outdoor kitchen construction</a>.
Sustainable and Energy-Efficient Remodeling: Not Just Trendy, Actually Smart
East Bay homeowners have always been environmentally conscious, but 2025 brings sustainable remodeling that also saves serious money.
Green Remodeling Trends Making a Real Impact
All-electric homes
California is phasing out natural gas in new construction, and many remodel clients are voluntarily going all-electric:
- Induction cooktops (faster and more efficient than gas)
- Heat pump HVAC systems (heating and cooling in one)
- Heat pump water heaters
- Electric vehicle chargers in garages
Solar panels becoming standard
With PG&E rates climbing, solar makes financial sense. Many <a href=”/services/adu-construction/”>ADU projects</a> and <a href=”/services/additions/”>home additions</a> include solar panel installation.
High-performance windows
Replacing old single-pane windows with modern dual-pane low-E windows:
- Reduces energy bills significantly
- Blocks UV rays (protects furniture and floors)
- Reduces street noise (big deal in Oakland and Berkeley)
Superior insulation
Most pre-1970s East Bay homes have little to no insulation. During remodels, we’re upgrading to:
- Spray foam insulation in walls and attics
- Properly sealed air barriers
- Insulated garage doors
- Radiant barrier in attics
Water-saving fixtures
California drought concerns make these standard:
- Low-flow toilets and faucets
- Water-efficient appliances
- Tankless water heaters (on-demand hot water, no tank waste)
- Recirculating pumps for instant hot water
Reclaimed and sustainable materials
- Reclaimed wood for accent walls or beams
- Bamboo flooring (sustainable and durable)
- Recycled glass countertops
- Locally sourced materials (reduces transportation impact)
Learn more: Check out <a href=”https://www.energy.gov/energysaver/energy-saver” target=”_blank” rel=”noopener”>Energy.gov’s energy-saving tips</a> or the <a href=”https://www.berkeleyside.org/tag/green-building” target=”_blank” rel=”noopener”>Berkeley green building resources</a>.
Smart Home Integration: Technology That Actually Improves Daily Life
Smart home features used to be luxury add-ons. Now they’re standard in most East Bay remodels.
Smart Home Features Worth Adding in 2025
Smart thermostats
<a href=”https://www.nest.com/” target=”_blank” rel=”noopener”>Nest</a> or <a href=”https://www.ecobee.com/” target=”_blank” rel=”noopener”>Ecobee</a> learn your schedule, save energy, and can be controlled remotely. Essential for ADUs where you want to control climate when tenants aren’t home.
Smart lighting systems
Control all lights from your phone, set schedules, or create scenes for different moods. Popular brands include <a href=”https://www.lutron.com/en-US/Products/Pages/WholeHomeSystems/Caseta/Overview.aspx” target=”_blank” rel=”noopener”>Lutron Caseta</a> and <a href=”https://www.philips-hue.com/” target=”_blank” rel=”noopener”>Philips Hue</a>.
Video doorbells and security cameras
See who’s at the door from anywhere. <a href=”https://ring.com/” target=”_blank” rel=”noopener”>Ring</a> and <a href=”https://www.nest.com/cameras/” target=”_blank” rel=”noopener”>Nest</a> are most common, but we’re also installing wired systems for better reliability.
Smart locks
Keyless entry, temporary codes for contractors or Airbnb guests, remote lock/unlock. Critical for ADU landlords managing tenants.
Whole-home audio systems
<a href=”https://www.sonos.com/” target=”_blank” rel=”noopener”>Sonos</a> speakers throughout the house, controlled by phone or voice. Perfect for indoor-outdoor flow during East Bay entertaining.
Smart irrigation controllers
<a href=”https://www.rachio.com/” target=”_blank” rel=”noopener”>Rachio</a> adjusts watering based on weather, saves water, and maintains your landscaping perfectly.
EV charging stations
With California moving toward electric vehicles, adding a Level 2 EV charger during a garage remodel is smart planning.
The Right Approach to Smart Home Integration
Our recommendation: Pre-wire for smart features during remodeling even if you don’t install them immediately. Running wiring after walls are closed costs 5-10x more than during construction.
Wire for:
- Ethernet ports in every room (Wi-Fi is great, but hardwired is faster and more reliable)
- Speaker wire for whole-home audio
- Security camera locations
- Outdoor lighting controls
- Smart switches and dimmers
Bathroom Remodeling Trends: Function Meets Luxury
East Bay bathroom remodels in 2025 blend spa-like luxury with practical aging-in-place features.
What We’re Building in 2025 Bathrooms
1. Walk-in showers (often replacing tubs)
Curbless walk-in showers with:
- Large-format tile (fewer grout lines to clean)
- Multiple shower heads (rainfall + handheld)
- Built-in niches for shampoo storage
- Frameless glass enclosures
- Linear drains (sleeker than center drains)
2. Freestanding tubs (but only if you’ll actually use them)
Beautiful as focal points, but we always ask: “When’s the last time you took a bath?” If the answer is “never,” skip the tub and make your shower amazing instead.
3. Double vanities (or at least space for two people)
Even in smaller bathrooms, we’re finding ways to fit two sinks. Morning routines work better when two people can get ready simultaneously.
4. Floating vanities
Wall-mounted vanities create a modern look and make bathroom cleaning easier. Popular in contemporary Berkeley and Oakland remodels.
5. Smart toilets (yes, really)
Features like heated seats, bidet functions, automatic lids, and night lights. Brands like <a href=”https://www.totousa.com/” target=”_blank” rel=”noopener”>Toto</a> and <a href=”https://www.us.kohler.com/” target=”_blank” rel=”noopener”>Kohler</a> offer options from $500 to $5,000+.
6. Heated floors
Radiant floor heating under tile floors. Luxury that’s surprisingly affordable (adds ~$10-15/sq ft to tile installation).
7. Statement tile
One accent wall with dramatic tile (maybe a bold pattern or natural stone) while keeping other walls simple.
8. Better ventilation
We’re installing larger, quieter exhaust fans. Proper ventilation prevents mold in East Bay’s coastal climate.
Aging-in-Place Bathroom Features
Even if you’re not planning to age in your Albany or Walnut Creek home, these features appeal to buyers:
- Curbless showers (easier access, wheelchair-friendly)
- Grab bars (install blocking during construction even if you don’t mount bars yet)
- Wider doorways (36″ instead of 30″)
- Comfort-height toilets (taller than standard, easier on knees)
- Non-slip tile flooring (safety without sacrificing style)
- Adjustable shower heads (handheld on sliding bar)
Home Office and Multi-Functional Spaces: Post-Pandemic Reality
Remote work isn’t going away. East Bay homeowners need dedicated workspace that’s separate from living areas.
Home Office Remodeling Ideas for 2025
Converting unused spaces:
- Formal dining rooms becoming offices (dining rooms are rarely used)
- Bonus rooms above garages converted to office suites
- Under-stair nooks turned into compact work zones
- Closets converted to “cloffices” (closet + office)
Purpose-built office additions:
We’re building dedicated office spaces with:
- Soundproofing for video calls
- Built-in desks and storage
- Excellent lighting (natural + task lighting)
- Separate entrance (if possible) for work-life separation
Murphy desk solutions:
For smaller spaces, wall-mounted desks that fold up when not in use. Popular in ADUs and small homes.
Tech infrastructure:
- Multiple outlets (including USB)
- Hardwired ethernet for reliable internet
- Cable management built into walls
- Dedicated circuits to avoid tripping breakers
Zoom-friendly backgrounds:
We’re designing offices with attractive backgrounds visible on video calls—built-in bookshelves, accent walls, or simply clean, uncluttered spaces.
Color and Material Trends in 2025 East Bay Remodels
Aesthetics matter. Here’s what’s working in 2025 remodels across Albany, Berkeley, and beyond.
Color Palettes
Warm neutrals replacing cool grays
Greige (gray + beige), warm whites, and soft tans are in. Cool gray is out.
Earth tones making a comeback
Terracotta, sage green, warm browns, and clay colors feel organic and timeless.
Black accents (but not black everything)
Black windows, doors, and fixtures add contrast without overwhelming. Popular in modern and transitional designs.
Navy blue as the new neutral
Deep blue cabinets in kitchens or bathrooms, navy accent walls, blue tile. Works beautifully with brass and gold fixtures.
Material Trends
Natural wood tones
After years of white-washed or painted wood, natural wood is back:
- White oak flooring (most popular in East Bay remodels)
- Walnut cabinets or accents
- Wood ceiling beams (real or faux)
Large-format tile
Tile sizes are growing. 12×24″ and larger formats create fewer grout lines and a cleaner look.
Mixed metals
Mixing finishes like brushed nickel with matte black or brass with chrome. Keep it to 2-3 finishes max.
Matte finishes over high-gloss
Matte or satin finishes on cabinets, countertops, and fixtures. Less maintenance, fewer fingerprints.
Textured walls
Subtle texture adds depth without pattern overload:
- Limewash paint
- Venetian plaster
- Board and batten
- Shiplap (still popular but use sparingly)
Remodeling Trends That Are Fading (What to Avoid)
Not every trend deserves your remodeling budget. Here’s what’s declining:
❌ All-gray color schemes – Feels cold and dated now
❌ Farmhouse everything – Shiplap overload has passed its peak
❌ Overly industrial looks – Exposed concrete and metal everywhere feels harsh
❌ All-white kitchens – Still pretty but no longer feels special
❌ Live-edge wood slabs – Trendy moment has passed
❌ Barn doors everywhere – Use sparingly, not in every room
❌ Excessive open shelving – Great in small doses, impractical everywhere
What Remodeling Projects Add the Most Value in East Bay?
Not all remodels deliver equal return on investment. Based on 30+ years building in Albany, Berkeley, Oakland, and surrounding areas, here’s what adds real value:
Best ROI Remodeling Projects
1. ADU construction
Adds $150,000-$300,000+ to property value, plus rental income. Learn more about <a href=”/services/adu-construction/”>ADU construction in the East Bay</a>.
2. Kitchen remodels (mid-range to upscale)
Expect to recoup 60-80% of costs in increased home value. Kitchens sell homes.
3. Primary bathroom remodels
Strong ROI (70-80%) especially in desirable neighborhoods like Piedmont, Lafayette, and Albany.
4. Room additions (when done right)
Adding a bedroom or bathroom can add significant value if it makes sense for the home’s footprint and neighborhood.
5. Outdoor living spaces
In California’s climate, quality outdoor spaces attract buyers and often return 60-70% of investment.
6. Energy-efficient upgrades
Solar panels, new windows, insulation—these pay back through energy savings and appeal to eco-conscious East Bay buyers.
Projects With Lower ROI (But Still Worth Doing)
Some remodels improve your quality of life even if they don’t add dollar-for-dollar value:
- Luxury primary suites
- Home offices
- Home theaters
- Wine cellars
- Pool installations (expensive, limited buyer appeal in some areas)
Bottom line: Remodel for yourself first, resale value second. But if ROI matters, focus on kitchens, bathrooms, and ADUs.
Frequently Asked Questions: Remodeling Ideas & Trends in the East Bay
What are the most popular home remodeling projects in Albany and the East Bay right now?
The top three projects in 2025 are: (1) ADU construction for rental income or multi-generational living, (2) primary suite additions with luxury bathrooms, and (3) kitchen remodels with larger islands and better storage. We’re also seeing strong demand for outdoor living spaces including covered patios and outdoor kitchens.
How much does a typical East Bay remodel cost in 2025?
Costs vary widely by scope and finishes:
- Kitchen remodels: $50,000-$150,000+ depending on size and materials
- Bathroom remodels: $25,000-$75,000+ for full renovation
- Room additions: $150-$400+ per square foot
- ADU construction: $200,000-$500,000+ depending on size and finishes
- Whole-home remodels: $150-$350+ per square foot
Get specific pricing by <a href=”/contact/”>scheduling a consultation</a> to discuss your project.
What remodeling trends should I avoid because they’ll look dated quickly?
Skip: all-gray color schemes, excessive farmhouse style, overly industrial looks with exposed concrete everywhere, live-edge wood slabs as countertops, and barn doors in every room. These trends have peaked and will feel dated within a few years. Instead, choose classic materials and timeless designs with personality through color and accessories.
Are open floor plans still popular in 2025?
Yes, but evolving. Homeowners want “broken plans” or “defined open spaces”—openness with some separation. We’re adding partial walls, pocket doors, and distinct zones within open layouts. Complete openness (one massive room) is less popular now as people want spaces that can be closed off when needed.
What kitchen trends are best for resale value in Berkeley and Oakland?
Stick with: white or light-colored cabinets with a contrasting island, quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances (or panel-ready integrated appliances), subway or simple tile backsplashes, and quality hardware in classic finishes. Avoid ultra-trendy colors, overly specific design styles, or materials that require extensive maintenance.
Should I add an ADU or a room addition to my Albany home?
It depends on your goals. Choose an ADU if you want: rental income, a separate living unit for family, or maximum property value increase. Choose a room addition if you want: integrated space connected to your main house, additional bedrooms for growing family, or expanded living areas. An ADU adds more value but a room addition might better suit your lifestyle. <a href=”/contact/”>Schedule a consultation</a> to discuss which makes sense for your property.
What bathroom features are worth the investment?
Best investments: walk-in showers with quality tile and fixtures, double vanities if space allows, heated floors under tile, excellent lighting, and proper ventilation. Skip: elaborate soaking tubs if you don’t take baths, steam showers (expensive to maintain), and overly trendy tile patterns. Focus on quality materials and timeless design.
How can I make my remodel more energy-efficient?
Key upgrades: replace old windows with dual-pane low-E windows, upgrade insulation throughout, install a heat pump HVAC system, choose Energy Star appliances, add solar panels, install LED lighting, use a tankless water heater, and ensure proper air sealing. Many of these upgrades qualify for <a href=”https://www.energy.gov/savings/inflation-reduction-act-2022″ target=”_blank” rel=”noopener”>federal tax credits under the Inflation Reduction Act</a>.
Start Planning Your East Bay Remodel Today
Whether you’re inspired by modern <a href=”/services/adu-construction/”>ADU designs</a>, dreaming of a <a href=”/services/kitchen-remodels/”>gourmet kitchen</a>, or ready for a <a href=”/services/whole-home-remodel/”>complete home transformation</a>, the right remodeling partner makes all the difference.
At Hometelligent, we’ve been turning remodeling ideas into reality across the East Bay since 1993. We know which trends have staying power and which ones will feel dated in five years. More importantly, we know how to execute complex projects in older Albany, Berkeley, and Oakland homes where surprises are guaranteed.
What sets us apart:
- 30+ years of East Bay remodeling experience
- Deep knowledge of local building codes and permitting
- Transparent pricing and communication throughout your project
- Portfolio of hundreds of successful ADUs, additions, and remodels
- BBB Accredited with Certified Green Builder credentials
We serve homeowners throughout:
- Albany
- Berkeley
- Oakland
- Walnut Creek
- Lafayette
- Orinda
- Moraga
- Pleasant Hill
- El Cerrito
- San Ramon
- And surrounding East Bay communities
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Let’s talk about your ideas, budget, and timeline. We’ll provide honest guidance on what’s possible and what makes sense for your home.
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