They transformed an outdated space into a modern, spa-like dream in record time without sacrificing quality.
Pick a time for a phone call with R&S General Construction about a home addition, ADU, second-story addition, or a major, kitchen, or bathroom remodel. The first conversation is by phone, not a site visit.
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They transformed an outdated space into a modern, spa-like dream in record time without sacrificing quality.
Their quality of work and attention to detail was impressive.
They showed up on time. The work quality is impeccable.
Browse these rooms and spaces. If one is close to what you have in mind, mention it on the call. A picture is faster than a long description.



You can have a clear idea and still not know the first step. The call gives R&S the basics before anyone talks about a visit or a proposal.
The call helps R&S understand the project, your plans, and the decisions still ahead.
Use the phone conversation to add context to the type of project you are considering.
Talk through the space you want to add and what you know about the project.
Share the ADU idea, current plan status, and questions about the next stage.
Describe the additional space and where the plans or design work stand.
Put the overall scope, sequence, and open questions on the table.
Explain what you want to change and what information is available now.
Share the room, the work you have in mind, and the next question to clarify.
From finished interiors to additions in progress, these images give you more ways to picture the scale, layout, and finish you want.





The process starts with a phone call before anyone schedules a visit.
You explain the project before anyone schedules a visit.
R&S can coordinate with trusted architect and design partners.
When the scope is ready, R&S can prepare a detailed proposal.
Book a phone conversation first. Later steps depend on the project and fit.
Use the calendar above.
Type of work, city, whether you have plans, and what you want answered.
Plans, design coordination, and a home visit if the project calls for one.
When the scope is clear, R&S can prepare a detailed proposal.
CSLB #1088201. Look it up.
The first conversation is by phone, not a site visit.
Alameda, Contra Costa, Santa Clara, and San Mateo counties.
Choose a time in the booking calendar for a phone conversation about the project you are considering.
No. The first conversation is by phone. A home visit may be considered later if the project is a fit and the next stage calls for one.
Share whether construction plans are ready or whether you need an architect or designer. That context helps R&S understand the starting point.
R&S can coordinate with trusted architect and design partners. The first conversation helps clarify what support the project may need.
No. The first call is for understanding the project and deciding what information should be considered next. A detailed proposal and price come after the appropriate plan and scope discussion.
Alameda, Contra Costa, Santa Clara, and San Mateo counties. Have your city or ZIP handy for the call.
Pick a time above, or call R&S at 510-362-9727.
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