Serving the Bay Area's four core counties

Santa Clara County is the heart of Silicon Valley — and the most demanding remodeling market in California. From Eichler tracts in Sunnyvale and Mountain View to historic Craftsman bungalows in Willow Glen and multi-million-dollar custom estates in Los Altos Hills, no two jobs here are alike, and no two city building departments work the same way.

The Peninsula blends some of the Bay Area's most valuable real estate with its most character-rich housing — Burlingame's period Tudors and Spanish revivals, Menlo Park's leafy west-side estates, and Redwood City's fast-changing downtown core.

Alameda County spans two very different markets: the established East Bay flatlands of Fremont, Hayward, Union City, and Newark, and the affluent Tri-Valley — Pleasanton, Dublin, and Livermore — where larger lots and newer construction invite bigger additions and ADUs.

Contra Costa County offers something the inner Bay rarely does: space. Walnut Creek's mid-century ranches and Concord's generous lots give homeowners room to add square footage, build detached ADUs, and open up dated floor plans without the lot-line battles of the Peninsula.