Whole House Remodeling Contractor in San Francisco

One construction team for the full remodel

A whole-house remodel may change the layout, structure, plumbing, electrical, heating, cooling, and finishes at the same time. We organize that work under one construction schedule and keep you informed about progress and upcoming decisions.

Our project team coordinates demolition, framing, plumbing, electrical, heating, cooling, inspections, walls, and finishes. We send design questions to the architect or engineer and manage the suppliers and trades through completion.

Our whole house remodel services

Layout changes and more open living spaces

Rework the overall layout to improve flow and use of space throughout the home.

Framing and load-bearing wall adjustments

Modify structural elements as needed to support new openings and updated layouts.

Kitchen and bathroom remodeling

Upgrade the most used parts of the home with improved function and comfort.

Flooring, drywall, carpentry, and interior finishes

Complete the interior with clean, coordinated finishes across the full remodel.

Electrical, plumbing, heating, cooling, and lighting

Update key systems to support the new layout and day-to-day use of the home.

Window and door replacement

Replace outdated openings to improve appearance and energy performance.

Stair, railing, and interior trim work

Tie the remodeled spaces together with clean finish details.

Foundation work and seismic retrofit

Include foundation or earthquake-strengthening work when it is shown in the structural plans.

Common questions

Can you remove or move load-bearing walls during a remodel?

Yes. When the plans call for structural changes, we install the specified beams, posts, earthquake bracing, and foundation support, and schedule required inspections as part of the remodel.

Do we need to move out during a whole house remodel?

Often, yes, especially when the remodel affects most rooms, plumbing, electrical, heating, cooling, or the structure. Smaller or phased projects may allow part of the home to remain occupied. We review the construction sequence before work begins.

How do you keep a large remodel organized?

We use one construction schedule for demolition, framing, plumbing, electrical, heating, cooling, required inspections, walls, and finishes, and coordinate the trades so the work happens in the correct order.

Do whole house remodels include structural and seismic work?

Yes, when those items are included in the architectural and structural plans. A whole-house remodel can include framing changes, foundation work, and a seismic retrofit along with plumbing, electrical, heating, cooling, and finish upgrades.

Licensed San Francisco general contractor

Pinnacle Construction and Development, Inc. is a licensed and insured San Francisco general contractor (CSLB License No. 976872) specializing in whole house remodeling, based at 2741A Geary Blvd.

Service area

We remodel whole homes for owners across San Francisco, San Mateo, and the Peninsula.

Discuss your project

Call (415) 881-1823 or email info@sfpinnacle.com. Share the property address, a short description of the work, and any plans or photos you have.

"We couldn't be happier with the final product, both visually and structurally. The attention to detail was outstanding."

Kieran W., San Francisco

"They did a great job and were very professional. Pinnacle handled all communication with the city, so we didn't have to worry about anything."

Ricky A., Daly City

"When decisions came up that would affect our budget, they gave us clear options. They were consistently present and available."

Sarah P., San Francisco

Whole House Remodeling in the San Francisco Bay Area