Bay Area Home Remodeling

Project timelines vary depending on the size and complexity of your remodel. A kitchen or bathroom renovation may take a few weeks, while a full-home remodel can span several months. Factors like permitting, material availability, and structural changes all impact your schedule. At Feldman Construction, we create a detailed project plan so you know exactly what to expect.

The total investment depends on the scope of work, material selections, design complexity, and location. We provide personalized project estimates after discussing your vision, priorities, and goals — so there are no surprises along the way.

Yes. Most remodels require city or county permits — especially when making changes to plumbing, electrical, or structural elements. We manage the entire permitting process for you, including submittals, inspections, and approvals.

In many cases, yes — particularly with phased or partial remodels. For larger renovations, we’ll help you create a plan to stay comfortable and safe, including possible temporary accommodations if needed.

A design-build firm like Feldman Construction manages everything from design through construction. You get one point of contact, faster timelines, and better alignment between your vision, your budget, and the final result.

High-impact renovations include kitchen upgrades, bathroom remodels, creating open-concept living areas, and adding energy-efficient systems. We’ll help you prioritize features that improve both comfort and long-term value.

Home remodels are generally not tax deductible unless they’re related to medical needs or home offices. However, they may increase your home’s cost basis, which can affect future capital gains taxes. Please consult your CPA for advice specific to your situation.

A renovation typically refers to restoring or updating existing elements (like replacing fixtures or flooring). A remodel involves changing the structure or layout — such as removing walls or expanding your living space.

Yes. We’re experienced in working with historically significant homes and can guide you through the design and permitting process while preserving the home’s character.

Absolutely. We often help clients reconfigure closed-off layouts into bright, open living spaces that enhance natural light, flow, and functionality.

The best time to start is when you’re ready to plan ahead. Design, permitting, and pre-construction work can take 6–8 weeks before the build even begins. We work year-round and can advise on the ideal timing for your specific project.

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