SBI Builders Inc. is a boutique construction management firm that leverages state of the art technology to build complex multifamily and production single family housing. It is our mission to provide our customers with the highest level of quality and provide sustainable, energy efficient solutions at competitive prices.
SBI Builders opened its’ doors in 2005 amidst the explosive growth of California’s single-family residential community. SBI built a reputation for constructing high quality projects focused on time sensitive delivery and competitive pricing. Considering SBI’s staff had previous, as well as expert experience, with large-scale projects, SBI was able to successfully transition from single-family home building into multi-family and commercial projects alongside the significant change in the housing market. Over the past eight years SBI has continued to grow in the Central Coast, Bay Area and Southern California markets. SBI has over $110M in completed and active construction projects including awards for Builder of the Year for their Trevvett Court in Carmel, the Golden Nugget Award for the Classics at Miramonte in Mountain View and several outstanding accolades from community inspired projects such as Haciendas and Pine Avenue.
Full construction management as well as quality control services are provided on every project. Our comprehensive construction services include:
The company maintains professional relationships with the architectural and engineering communities and maintains a stellar reputation and allegiance among subcontractors throughout California and the neighboring states. When it comes to submitting warranty requests for homeowners, property managers or tenants SBI provides a reliable online system through our site. We have a designated in-house team that coordinates all warranty work with homeowners and subcontractors. SBI is well versed in the extensive reporting requirements of public projects, and specifically with Prevailing Wage/Davis Bacon certified payroll process requirements.
