Services

High Performance. Engineered to Last.

Complex custom builds, railways, trestle bridges, workshops, diesel storage barns, ag buildings, ag improvements, restorations and support, pre-reviewed ADUs, and construction project management & consultation across San Luis Obispo County.

What We Do

Analyze and prepare the land. Build for the way you'll use it.

Custom Homes

Thoughtful residential building shaped by the site, and built with an engineer's disciplined construction process.

Ag Buildings and Barns

Storage buildings and barns planned around agricultural use, siting, access, grading, and the applicable review path. Note: metal construction alone does not establish an exemption.

Ranch & Farm Support

Practical improvements and qualifying maintenance of established facilities, roads, and drainage, with the precise scope and required approvals checked before work begins.

ADUs & Existing Unit Assessments

Inland ADU feasibility and construction, including current County-authorized pre-reviewed plans where appropriate. We also assess potential compliance paths for existing units; approval is not automatic.

Project Feasibility & Project Rescue

Property feasibility, stalled-project review, scope and budget review, and owner-side coordination to clarify decisions before committing to construction.

Construction Project Management & Consultation

Experienced coordination of scope, consultants, schedules, and construction teams. Full-scope project manager. Expert witness.

Ranch · Vineyard · Land

Ranch & Land Development, Engineered for the Long Run.

Site planning, grading, drainage, access roads, and agricultural structures for ranch, farm, and vineyard properties across San Luis Obispo County—planned around how the property will actually be used.

  • Site planning, grading, and access roads
  • Drainage, culverts, and erosion control
  • Ranch and vineyard infrastructure
  • Barns, outbuildings, and ag structures
Plan Your Improvements
Ranch entrance with stone pillars and paved approach
Ranch entry & access
Red steel agricultural barn with drive-through bay
Ag structures
Stone drainage headwall set into a graded slope
Drainage & stonework
Crew installing large culvert pipe
Site infrastructure

How We Help

Start with the property.
Then make the plan.

A defined assessment helps identify the intended use, likely jurisdiction and approval path, practical site constraints, and preliminary scope and budget risks.

If a project is a good fit, we can coordinate the next steps and develop a construction proposal. Specialist studies, design, permit fees, and agency decisions are addressed separately as needed.

Discuss your property

Before We Estimate

A useful first conversation covers:

  1. 01Property address, APN & permitting jurisdiction
  2. 02Intended use, zoning & acreage
  3. 03Access, water & wastewater
  4. 04Grading, drainage & existing permits
  5. 05Working budget & desired timing

County procedures discussed here generally apply to unincorporated SLO County property. For a city property, we first confirm the actual permitting jurisdiction.

Let's Begin

Tell us about the property.

Whether your need is a stick built or metal building barn, ranch maintenance, restoration or improvement, lot split, parcel map, an ADU, guest house, luxury custom built home, or a project that needs a clearer path forward, share the basics with us to help us determine if we can be of assistance.