Service Area · San Francisco County
San Francisco remodels happen inside Victorians and Edwardians on 25-foot lots — bay windows, stacked flats, light wells, and vertical additions that have to survive planning and neighbor review. Kitchens move to the garden level, baths squeeze into former closets, and every project negotiates with period fabric.
Renders double as review documents here: period trim profiles, bay-window proportions, and fog-softened daylight rendered honestly enough to sit in a planning packet without argument.
Kitchen Rendering
The client can't picture the island — so the bid stalls at 'let us think about it.'
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Bathroom Rendering
Tile decisions stall the whole job — three samples on a ledge never became a decision.
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Exterior Rendering
Curb appeal is invisible on paper — elevations don't sell, and paint chips don't either.
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ADU Rendering
ADU clients need to see it to permit it — a backyard box on paper convinces nobody, including the city.
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Outdoor Living Rendering
Outdoor projects die in bid stage — a $90k backyard is a hard yes when it exists only as a line-item list.
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Whole-Home Rendering
Full remodels lose momentum room by room — each undecided space is another week of stall.
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3% render credit — partner purchases, applied to your render invoice.
Direct supplier deal — paid to you by the supplier. We never touch it.