Mission Home Remodeling

08/13/2026

The difference between a good remodel and an exceptional one is often found in the smallest details. Clean trim transitions, precise millwork, and carefully considered finishes all contribute to the final result. These details may go unnoticed at first glance, but they're what give a home its character, quality, and craftsmanship. It's this level of precision that transforms a remodel into something that stands the test of time.

08/06/2026

A home's exterior should reflect the character of what's inside. This corner Victorian in San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury neighborhood retained many of its original interior details, but the exterior no longer reflected the home's historic architecture. Our team restored the façade to its original Victorian design, including a new front porch, custom trim and millwork, new siding, exterior paint, and structural reinforcement. Every detail was completed with the goal of preserving the home's architectural integrity. Swipe to the last photo to see what the home looked like before the restoration.

07/30/2026

San Francisco homes are known for their character, but they often require thoughtful planning to meet the demands of modern living. We design custom built-ins, integrated shelving, pantry solutions, and millwork that make every square foot work harder. By incorporating functional elements directly into the design, we create homes that feel larger, more efficient, and tailored to the way our clients live.

07/23/2026

This exterior restoration in San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury neighborhood returned a Victorian home to its original architectural character. The project included structural reinforcement, a newly constructed front porch, all-new siding, custom trim and millwork, and a complete exterior repaint. Every detail was designed to preserve the home's historic identity while improving its long-term durability.

07/17/2026

This bathroom remodel in San Francisco's Panhandle neighborhood was designed to refresh the space while respecting the home's original character. Blue shower tile was selected to complement the existing stained glass windows, creating a strong visual contrast that draws attention to one of the home's original architectural details. The updated layout, finishes, and natural light make the bathroom feel brighter, more open, and better suited for everyday use.

07/09/2026

This custom home build in San Francisco's Midtown Terrace is currently in the demolition phase, clearing the original home to make way for a ground-up build. The project requires extensive excavation to create a level foundation, which is an important part of building on San Francisco's hillside terrain. With neighboring homes positioned higher on the slope, careful leveling and foundation work will establish the base for the new custom residence.

05/19/2026

This remodel in the Marina District was designed to create a private retreat within the city. The home reflects the owner’s lifestyle while providing a space to step back and disconnect. This level was converted for hosting, with access to natural light, open views, and integrated features including a wine fridge and fireplace.

05/12/2026

This Dolores Park Victorian underwent a major transformation with the addition of a fourth-story level, expanding the home’s overall living space. The relocation of the children’s and primary bedrooms to the upper floor allowed the main level to be redefined into a more open, functional living area. The result is a home that retains its architectural character while better supporting modern living.

05/05/2026

This full home remodel included a complete backyard upgrade. The space was reworked to improve layout, add usable zones, and support year-round functionality, with a focus on open-air living. The result is a backyard that extends the home and provides a practical space for gathering.

04/28/2026