New construction, renovations and additions, apartment and multifamily work, commercial improvements, structural and envelope repairs, insurance-related scopes, and residential and commercial inspections. All under CSLB #1105082.
On Point Design Construction Inc. is a California licensed general contractor (CSLB #1105082) working across residential, multifamily and commercial construction — essentially residential, multifamily and commercial. Each category below describes how it is scoped and run.
Ground-up residential construction where we carry the project from site work and foundations through framing, envelope, mechanical rough-in and finish carpentry.
Renovation work that changes how a house lives — including the structural work most remodelers subcontract away and never verify.
Owner- and manager-facing construction priced line by line, scheduled around tenants, and documented for lenders, insurers and boards.
Roof scopes handled from the source of the water inward — investigation and documentation first, then repair of the covering and the structure beneath it.
Deck work treated as structure: framing, connections and code compliance before decking, guards and finishes.
Targeted repair work handled by a licensed general contractor — documented well enough to satisfy an adjuster, a buyer, or a property owner.
Inspection and assessment work that turns into an actionable plan instead of a PDF nobody can price.
Not sure which category your project falls under? Describe it and we will tell you honestly — including when it is not a fit for us.
A single repair scope and a ground-up custom home move through the same four stages. Only the depth of documentation changes.
We talk through goals, constraints and budget reality, then look at the actual building. Inspection findings, plans or adjuster reports are welcome inputs.
You get a written scope with inclusions, exclusions, allowances and sequence — so you can compare bids on substance instead of a single number.
Contract terms, deposits and progress payments follow California contracting law. Permits and inspections are handled where the work requires them.
Work is photo-documented as it goes, changes are written up before they happen, and the project ends with a walkthrough and punch list — not a disappearance.
We build and we inspect, so structural and envelope details are checked as they go in rather than after close-in.
