Restaurant build-outs, retail TIs, dental and medical office moves, light industrial. We do small to medium commercial work across west Contra Costa, on permit, with a written scope and a written quote.
Small-to-medium commercial: a 2,000 sqft retail TI in Richmond, a dental office in El Cerrito, a coffee shop in Albany, a service call to a Pinole auto shop. We are not the right contractor for ground-up industrial — but for corner-storefront scale, we are exactly the right size.
Every commercial job on a pulled permit, signed off by the inspector. GL, workers comp, and license bonds. COIs available on request.
For a service call, often a phone description is enough. For a TI or build-out, we walk the space with the GC, the tenant, and the architect if there is one.
Line-item scope of work, materials, labor, permit, lead times. Fixed-price for defined work; T&M for service calls.
We pull commercial electrical permits with the city or county building department.
For TIs, we coordinate with framing, drywall, HVAC, plumbing, low-voltage, and the GC schedule.
Inspector walks the open work before walls close.
Devices, fixtures, panels, equipment hookups, label cards.
Inspector signs off, you get the closed permit, the space gets its certificate of occupancy.
Commercial pricing depends on the scope of work, the amount of after-hours work required, the complexity of the existing building, and the city you are in. We give a written quote before starting fixed-price work; service calls have a posted hourly rate.
Real quotes beat ballparks. Your house, your panel, your situation will drive the real number. We give a written quote before any work starts — no deposit to see the bid, no pressure, no surprises.
Yes. General liability, workers compensation, and the CSLB contractor license bond. Certificates of insurance available on request — we send them directly to the building owner or GC.
Yes. We are used to working as a sub on commercial TIs. We attend trade meetings, we coordinate with the schedule, and we keep the GC informed of inspections and lead times.
Yes when the project requires it. After-hours work is quoted at a higher rate to cover overtime labor.
Yes. We submit the application to PG&E for new commercial services or service upgrades and coordinate the meter cut-over.
Service calls are billed time-and-materials at our posted rate, with a one-hour minimum. We tell you on the phone what the rate is and what to expect before we roll a truck.
Free walk-through. Written line-item quote the same day. Every job on permit under CSLB #1062166.
