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Stonebridge Construction Inc

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general contractor in San Francisco, California

5.0/ 5.0(7 reviews)
Rating
5.0 / 5.0 from 7 reviews
Open
5 days a week
Service area
San Francisco

About

Stonebridge Construction Inc serves San Francisco with over 15 years of experience in remodeling and construction. The company works on kitchen remodels, bathroom remodels, new construction, seismic upgrades, and concrete structure projects.

With a 5.0 rating from 7 reviews, Stonebridge Construction is open Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM. Reach them at (415) 691-1074 or through their website at http://www.stonebridgeconstructionsf.com/ to schedule a consultation.

Services

  • Kitchen Remodeling
  • Bathroom Remodeling
  • New Construction
  • Seismic Upgrades
  • Concrete Structure
  • Home Remodels

Service Area

Serving San Francisco.

Frequently Asked Questions

What services does Stonebridge Construction offer?

Stonebridge Construction handles kitchen remodels, bathroom remodels, new construction, seismic upgrades, and concrete structure work.

What are Stonebridge Construction's hours?

Stonebridge Construction is open Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM, and closed on weekends.

How can I contact Stonebridge Construction?

You can call (415) 691-1074 or visit http://www.stonebridgeconstructionsf.com/ to schedule a consultation.

Hiring a General Contractor in San Francisco, California

Before you hire a general contractor in California, verify their license with the Contractors State License Board (CSLB). You can search by contractor name or license number at https://www.cslb.ca.gov/OnlineServices/CheckLicenseII/CheckLicense.aspx. A California contractor license does not contain letters—only numbers, up to 8 digits. The lookup will show you their license status and any complaint disclosures.

California requires most construction work to have a building permit. The specific permit requirements vary by city and county in the San Francisco area, so check with your local building department early in the planning process. Your contractor can guide you on what permits your project needs, but it's your responsibility to confirm requirements with the city.

When you contact a general contractor, ask whether they hold a General Building Contractor (Class B) license or a Residential Remodeling Contractor (Class B-2) license—these are the two main classifications for the work you're considering. Understand whether they self-perform work or use subcontractors, and get everything in writing before work begins.

How do I verify a contractor's license in California?

Visit the CSLB website at https://www.cslb.ca.gov/OnlineServices/CheckLicenseII/CheckLicense.aspx and search by contractor license number (up to 8 digits, no letters) or business name. The lookup will show license status and complaint history. [4]

What license type should a general contractor in California have?

General contractors typically hold either a General Building Contractor (Class B) license or a Residential Remodeling Contractor (Class B-2) license, depending on the scope of work. [1]

Do I need a building permit for my remodeling project in San Francisco?

According to California code, no building may be constructed, altered, repaired, or improved without a permit from the building official. Permit requirements vary by city and county, so contact your local San Francisco building department to confirm what your project needs. [3]

What should I ask a contractor before signing a contract?

Confirm their license classification (Class B or B-2), whether they self-perform work or subcontract, and get all terms and pricing in writing. Review CSLB's contracting resources for guidance on binding agreements. [2]

Contact Information

Business Hours

Monday8 AM – 5 PM
Tuesday8 AM – 5 PM
Wednesday8 AM – 5 PM
Thursday8 AM – 5 PM
Friday8 AM – 5 PM
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed

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