General contractor and project management consultant. Multifamily, ADUs and infill housing.
Hire us to build it, or hire us to run it while someone else builds it. Both come off the same bench.
Ground-up or build-only. We carry the subs, run the inspections and hand over a finaled building.
For owners with a project underway and nobody senior watching it full time.
Sites where the lot itself is the constraint and every foot of setback, access and staging has to be solved before anything gets poured.
Work whose schedule is set by plan check, inspection and utility sequencing rather than by crew size. Knowing the order is most of the job.
Conversions and additions where the drawings and the building disagree. We have found walls with no footings under them and priced the fix the same week.
Owners running a handful of small projects in parallel who need one person accountable across all of them rather than one per site.
We run our project management on AI agents we built ourselves: permit and inspection tracking, plan takeoffs, bid leveling, daily reporting.
It means fewer things fall through on a job, and it means one person can carry more than one project properly.
What you own, what you want on it, and what you have already been told. Usually half an hour.
What the parcel or the space will take, what gates it, and where the money and the months go. In writing, before anyone commits.
Line-item, with what is included and what is not stated plainly. No allowances hiding decisions nobody has made yet.
One schedule, one point of contact, weekly reporting you can forward to a lender without editing it.
Started in the trades as an electrician, worked up through superintendent to project manager. Construction management at CSUN. Licensed California general contractor.
Co-founder of a Los Angeles general contracting firm building multifamily and ADU projects across LA County, where the day job is running wood-frame construction, concrete, underpinning and the agency sequencing that governs all of it.
Sazanco is the company that work is sold through when an owner wants it directly.
That is enough to tell you whether it is worth a longer conversation.