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Mission Home Remodeling

San Francisco5.0 (57 reviews)

Licensed · CSLB #1078954

5.0
Avg rating
57
Reviews
6
Services
CSLB
Licensed

In short

Renology recommends Mission Home Remodeling for whole home remodeling, kitchen remodeling, bathroom remodeling, home additions, ADU and garage conversions, basement and attic conversions projects in San Francisco.

Mission Home Remodeling is a design-build remodeling company and general contractor based on Gough Street in San Francisco, with a second office on Primrose Road in Burlingame. It holds CSLB #1078954 under the legal name Mission Home Remodeling Inc, with a B (General Building) classification. The owner, Matan Schejter, is the qualifier on the license.

The company keeps design, architectural plans, permits and construction under one contract. Its work covers full home remodels, kitchens and bathrooms, home additions, ADUs, garage conversions, and basement and attic conversions, along with electrical rewiring and replumbing.

Much of the portfolio is in older San Francisco houses: a historic home in Golden Gate Heights with a basement and garage conversion, a two-story addition in Miraloma, an attic conversion in Sea Cliff and a bathroom addition in Noe Valley. Outside the city it lists a 4,000 sq ft remodel in Mill Valley, a full remodel with a bathroom addition in Belmont and a whole-home remodel in Burlingame.

In an older San Francisco house, ask early whether the plan opens a load-bearing wall or touches the foundation, since structural work changes the permit path and the schedule.

Rear of the house after a whole-home remodel, Burlingame
Rear of the house after a whole-home remodel, Burlingame
Specialties
Whole Home RemodelingKitchen RemodelingBathroom RemodelingHome AdditionsADU and Garage ConversionsBasement and Attic Conversions
Service areas

San Francisco · Burlingame · Hillsborough · San Mateo · Belmont · Mill Valley · Sausalito · Tiburon

License
CSLB #1078954

Portfolio

Recent work

Kitchen with a navy island and quartz counters, Inner Richmond, San Francisco
Kitchen with a navy island and quartz counters, Inner Richmond, San Francisco
Kitchen with refinished cabinetry and new lighting, Mill Valley
Kitchen with refinished cabinetry and new lighting, Mill Valley
Kitchen with a stone backsplash and wood island, Belmont
Kitchen with a stone backsplash and wood island, Belmont
Bathroom with a wood vanity and glass shower, Noe Valley, San Francisco
Bathroom with a wood vanity and glass shower, Noe Valley, San Francisco
Kitchen with a waterfall island in a home with a two-story addition, Miraloma, San Francisco
Kitchen with a waterfall island in a home with a two-story addition, Miraloma, San Francisco
Living room with new wood flooring and lighting, Mill Valley
Living room with new wood flooring and lighting, Mill Valley
Kitchen in a historic home restoration, Golden Gate Heights, San Francisco
Kitchen in a historic home restoration, Golden Gate Heights, San Francisco

Reputation

Public reviews

5.0across 57 public reviews

Rating and review count as published on Google. Renology does not host or aggregate these reviews. Open the profile to read them at the source.

Questions

Questions about Mission Home Remodeling

What does Mission Home Remodeling specialize in?

Mission Home Remodeling takes on whole home remodeling, kitchen remodeling, bathroom remodeling, home additions, ADU and garage conversions and basement and attic conversions projects around San Francisco.

What areas does Mission Home Remodeling serve?

Mission Home Remodeling works in San Francisco, Burlingame, Hillsborough, San Mateo, Belmont, Mill Valley, Sausalito and Tiburon.

Is Mission Home Remodeling licensed?

Yes. Mission Home Remodeling works under contractor license CSLB #1078954, issued by the California Contractors State License Board. Look the number up on the issuing board's public license search to see its status on the day you check.

How is Mission Home Remodeling rated?

Mission Home Remodeling holds 5.0 out of 5 across 57 public reviews published on Google. Renology does not host or aggregate those reviews, so read them at the source.

Does Renology recommend Mission Home Remodeling?

Yes. Mission Home Remodeling is on the Renology roster, which means Renology checked their license, their work and their review history before recommending them, and stays involved as the homeowner's advisor through the build.

How do I get matched with Mission Home Remodeling?

Start the Renology match at therenology.com/find-a-pro and describe the project, the timeline and the ZIP code. A Renology advisor hand-picks 2 to 3 vetted contractors that fit the scope and the area, at no cost and with no obligation to hire any of them.