Service Area · San Gabriel Valley, CA
General Contractor for the San Gabriel Valley
From our Pasadena office the whole San Gabriel Valley is close. We have completed a ground-up mixed-use development in Azusa, an 18,000 square-foot office remodel in Duarte, and a full rebuild and expansion in San Gabriel, and we build custom homes and additions in Arcadia, San Marino, Sierra Madre, Monrovia, and Alhambra.
Building in San Gabriel Valley
What the ground and the permits look like here.
The valley floor is mostly conventional lots with deep alluvial soils, where the work is foundations, framing, and commercial build-outs. The foothill cities, Sierra Madre, Monrovia, Bradbury, and north Arcadia, climb into hillside terrain with their own hillside standards, where our drilling and retaining wall crews come in.
Services in San Gabriel Valley
What we build in San Gabriel Valley.
New Construction
Ground-up homes, multi-unit, and commercial buildings from permit to keys.
Learn more →08Commercial Construction
Commercial general contracting for office, retail, mixed-use, and rebuilds.
Learn more →07Tenant Improvements (TI)
Commercial build-outs, office remodels, and retail TI on working schedules.
Learn more →09Residential Construction
Custom homes, hillside residences, additions, and fire rebuilds.
Learn more →04Structural Concrete & Foundations
Foundations, grade beams, retaining walls, shotcrete, slabs, and hardscape.
Learn more →05Structural Framing
Wood and metal framing for residential and commercial structures, done in-house.
Learn more →Nearby Work
Projects in and around San Gabriel Valley.
FAQ
Building in San Gabriel Valley: common questions.
Arcadia, San Marino, South Pasadena, Sierra Madre, Monrovia, Duarte, Azusa, Glendora, San Gabriel, Alhambra, Temple City, Rosemead, and surrounding cities.
Yes. Commercial rebuilds, mixed-use, office remodels, and retail tenant improvements are a large share of our San Gabriel Valley work.
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