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Construction & Remodeling Services in the
San Francisco Bay Area.

Custom homes, remodeling, additions, ADUs, commercial & more.

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Redwood City • Palo Alto • San Mateo • Menlo Park • Sunnyvale • Atherton • And Beyond

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Who We Are

Our team is dedicated to providing the highest quality work and exceptional customer service. We offer a professional approach to constructing and remodeling homes that will endure the test of time. This unique approach often exceeds the expectations of our clientele.

Our team at Andrew G. Construction has decades worth of combined experience. We’re more than just a construction company. We’re craftsmen dedicated to creating beautiful homes.

We take time to understand your project, learn about your needs, and execute the construction process to exceed your expectations.

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What We Do

As a fully licensed general contractor, we offer a wide range of construction & remodeling services in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Whether you want us to build a brand new home from the ground up, remodel a single room or a commercial tenant improvement, your project will be in good hands.

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WHY US?

Dedicated to
quality work

Reliable. Professional
craftsmanship

Always meets customers’
expectations.

Clear communication
throughout the project.

“Andrew did an amazing job remodeling my home! Their team was professional, detail-oriented, and completed the project on time and within budget. Communication was excellent, and the quality of their work exceeded my expectations. I highly recommend them for any home renovation!”

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Our Services

Custom Home Design & Build

Our team is equipped to handle your new construction from the original design to the finishing touches. We provide a thorough analysis of costs, ongoing communication, precise scheduling and quality workmanship during construction. Homeowners appreciate our attention to detail, transparency, and flexibility.

Kitchen, Bath, and Whole Home Remodeling

Our home renovation team can handle the smallest bathroom remodel, a whole home renovation, and everything in between. Our remodels make your house feel more like home, while adding tremendous value to your property.

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General remodeling

Kitchen remodeling

Bathroom remodeling

Home Improvement

Whole Home Remodeling

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Commercial Construction & Remodeling

Whether you need to renovate a restaurant or build a new, high-end spa, our commercial construction and remodeling team makes it easy ⁠— culminating in a practical and attractive commercial space.

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Commercial Construction

Tenant Improvement

Apartment Remodeling

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you use subcontractors?

Our design, framing, carpentry, and the majority of our services are performed in-house. We also rely on a small network of trusted subcontractors for specific needs, like siding, electrical, and roofing.

Can you maximize my remodeling ROI?

Absolutely! Kitchen and bath remodels have some of the highest ROIs in home improvement, and our team can help you choose countertops, cabinetry, fixtures, and surfaces that will maximize your resell value.

Enjoy your new kitchen or bathroom today, and enjoy the resale value tomorrow.

Can you offer references?

We have hundreds of references to offer. Just let us know what sort of project you’re planning and we’ll be happy to send you the most appropriate references.

What should I expect from working with a remodeling contractor?

Our remodelers will sit down you to determine the exact goals, budget, and expectations for your project. Then, we’ll draft the architectural plans and determine the timeline for the project.

At Andrew G Construction, we encourage open communication throughout the remodeling process, so you’ll always know your project status. Our remodelers are experienced working with tight constraints, change orders, or material shortages. That helps keep your project on time and on budget.

Should I remodel my bathroom and kitchen at the same time?

Remodeling your bathroom and kitchen at the same time can be a smart decision, but it depends on your budget, timeline, and ability to manage the temporary inconvenience. Here are the pros and cons to help you decide:

Pros of Remodeling Both at the Same Time:

Cost Savings – You can save on labor costs by having tradespeople (plumbers, electricians, tilers) work on both areas at once, reducing overall project expenses.
Efficient Use of Time – Since both projects require similar work (plumbing, electrical, cabinetry), scheduling contractors simultaneously can speed up the process.
Material Discounts – Buying materials in bulk, such as tiles, flooring, and fixtures, can lower costs.
Cohesive Design – Remodeling both spaces at once ensures a consistent style throughout your home.
Permits & Inspections – Combining projects can reduce permit and inspection costs by handling everything at once.

Cons of Remodeling Both at the Same Time:

Higher Upfront Cost – Tackling two major renovations at once requires a larger budget.
Inconvenience – Losing access to both your kitchen and bathroom at the same time can be challenging, especially if you live in the home during renovations.
Longer Disruptions – If delays occur, you may be without two essential spaces for an extended period.
Decision Overload – Managing two remodeling projects simultaneously can be overwhelming.

When It Makes Sense to Do Both:

If you have the budget and want to complete renovations efficiently.
If you’re planning to move out temporarily during construction.
If your kitchen and bathroom need similar updates, like new plumbing or electrical work.

When You Might Want to Stagger the Projects:

If you need to keep at least one space fully functional.
If you prefer to spread costs out over time.
If you want to focus on one project to ensure attention to detail.

What kind of kitchen countertops make the best sense long-term?

When choosing kitchen countertops for long-term durability, maintenance, and value, consider these top materials:

Best Long-Term Kitchen Countertops:

Quartz (Engineered Stone)
- Pros: Extremely durable, non-porous (stain & bacteria-resistant), low maintenance, wide variety of colors.
- Cons: Can be more expensive than some natural stones, not heat-resistant like granite.
- Best For: Homeowners who want a long-lasting, low-maintenance option with consistent appearance.
Granite
- Pros: Natural, heat-resistant, scratch-resistant, adds home value.
- Cons: Requires periodic sealing to prevent stains, can crack if improperly installed.
- Best For: Those who love natural stone and want a durable, heat-resistant surface.
Porcelain Slab
- Pros: Extremely durable, heat & scratch-resistant, low maintenance, available in various designs (even marble-like patterns).
- Cons: Limited availability, can be expensive.
- Best For: Modern kitchens seeking an ultra-durable and stylish surface.
Dekton (Sintered Stone)
- Pros: Nearly indestructible, highly resistant to heat, stains, scratches, and UV exposure.
- Cons: Higher price point, professional installation required.
- Best For: High-use kitchens that need a long-lasting, ultra-resistant surface.
Soapstone
- Pros: Naturally stain-resistant, heat-resistant, develops a unique patina over time.
- Cons: Softer than granite or quartz, can scratch or dent easily.
- Best For: Homeowners who appreciate a vintage, natural look and don’t mind occasional maintenance.
Solid Surface (e.g., Corian)
- Pros: Seamless, easy to repair, non-porous, affordable.
- Cons: Not as heat or scratch-resistant as stone options.
- Best For: Budget-conscious homeowners who want an easy-to-maintain surface.

Which One is Best for You?

For low maintenance & durability: Quartz or Dekton.
For natural beauty & heat resistance: Granite or soapstone.
For a modern, nearly indestructible surface: Porcelain or Dekton.
For affordability & easy repair: Solid surface.

How do you keep your home renovation projects on schedule?

We focus on clear communication, meticulous planning, and a solid project management process. Before starting, we provide a detailed project timeline and coordinate all necessary resources. We keep you updated regularly on the progress, and any adjustments are promptly communicated.

What happens if there are delays during my project?

While we work hard to stay on track, certain factors like weather, material delays, or unexpected structural issues can cause delays. If that happens, we’ll inform you right away and provide a revised timeline. We strive to minimize disruptions and ensure the project stays as close to the original schedule as possible.

How can I choose the right kitchen cabinets for my space?

Choosing the perfect kitchen cabinets is one of the most important decisions when designing or remodeling your kitchen. Cabinets set the tone for the entire space and play a significant role in both function and aesthetics. Here are some key considerations to help you select the ideal cabinets for your kitchen:

1. Assess Your Kitchen Layout and Size

Before selecting cabinets, consider the layout and size of your kitchen. Is it a small, compact space or a large, open-plan area? For smaller kitchens, consider cabinets that maximize storage, such as taller cabinets, pull-out shelves, or corner units. In larger kitchens, you can play with more expansive cabinetry options like kitchen islands or cabinets with glass fronts.

2. Determine Your Budget

Kitchen cabinets can range from budget-friendly stock options to high-end custom designs. Establishing a budget early on helps narrow down your choices. If you’re on a tight budget, semi-custom or stock cabinets can offer style and function at a lower cost. For a personalized touch, custom cabinets will give you more control over design, materials, and finishes, though they may cost more.

3. Choose the Right Cabinet Material

Cabinet materials greatly impact both the look and durability of your kitchen. Common options include:

Wood: Timeless and durable, hardwood cabinets can come in a variety of finishes, from traditional to modern. Oak, maple, and cherry are popular choices.
MDF (Medium-Density Fiberboard): A less expensive alternative to solid wood, MDF can be painted to look like wood but is more resistant to moisture and warping.
Laminate: A low-cost option available in many colors and finishes. Laminate is durable and easy to clean but may lack the warmth of wood.
Metal: Sleek and modern, metal cabinets are popular in contemporary kitchens. Stainless steel is easy to clean and highly durable.

4. Choose Your Cabinet Style

Cabinet style sets the tone for your kitchen’s design. Common styles include:

Shaker: Simple, clean lines with a timeless appeal. Shaker cabinets are versatile and suit both traditional and modern kitchens.
Traditional: Features intricate details, such as raised panels and decorative moldings. This style works well in classic, formal kitchens.
Modern/Contemporary: Sleek, minimalist design with clean lines and flat surfaces. Great for a fresh, clean look in modern homes.
Rustic/Farmhouse: Offers a cozy, homey feel with distressed finishes and natural wood textures.

Also consider how the cabinets will interact with your appliance, backsplash, countertop, and faucet choices.

5. Consider Cabinet Storage Needs

Think about how you use your kitchen and what storage solutions will make your life easier. For instance:

Pull-out drawers are ideal for storing pots and pans.
Lazy Susans can maximize corner cabinet space.
Pull-out trash and recycling bins can keep your kitchen tidy and organized.
Deep drawers for large items like mixing bowls or baking sheets.
Vertical pull-down cabinets to store spices or small appliances.

6. Pick the Right Cabinet Finish

The finish of your cabinets can make a significant impact on the overall look of your kitchen. Popular options include:

Matte: Gives a modern, sleek look, reducing fingerprints and smudges.
Glossy: Offers a bright, shiny appearance, ideal for contemporary spaces.
Wood Stain: Shows off the natural grain of the wood and is a great option for traditional or rustic kitchens.
Painted: A solid color can make a bold statement, or you can go for a neutral shade to create a more subdued look.

7. Consider the Cabinet Doors and Hardware

The doors and hardware will significantly influence the overall aesthetic of your kitchen. Choose between:

Flat-panel doors for a minimalist, modern look.
Raised-panel doors for a more classic or traditional vibe.
Glass-front doors to display china or decorative items.
Cabinet handles and knobs come in a variety of materials (brass, chrome, matte black) and styles (vintage, contemporary, industrial).

8. Think About Lighting

Lighting is crucial in making your cabinets shine. Consider adding under-cabinet lighting to highlight your kitchen work surfaces and create a warm ambiance. You might also want to include interior lighting for glass-front cabinets to showcase dishes or glassware.

9. Plan for the Future

Your kitchen cabinets should be built to last and evolve with your needs. Think about future trends, but choose designs and materials that won’t quickly go out of style. Consider investing in high-quality cabinetry that will stand the test of time, both in style and durability.