Alameda · Contra Costa · Solano · Napa
Commercial General Contractor for the East Bay, Solano and Napa
San Rafael office · 68 Mitchell Blvd, Suite 215, San Rafael, CA 94903 · (415) 299-5369
LPD Builders, a dba of Lombardi Property Development, LLC · CSLB #1082065 is a commercial general contractor based in San Rafael. We take on commercial work in Alameda, Contra Costa, Solano and Napa counties for building owners, developers and listing brokers: tenant improvements, full-building renovations, older-building conversions, seismic and structural work, and ground-up commercial construction.
Alameda County
We take on commercial work in Alameda County. On our tenant improvements page we list completed offices, restaurants, clinics, warehouses and mixed-use buildings from San Francisco to San Mateo, San Bruno, Oakland, Fremont, Milpitas, Marin, Petaluma, Santa Rosa and Martinez. In the East Bay, we list a restaurant build-out inside a market: dining room, grill soffit, flooring and restrooms. That listing has no dedicated project page; see the tenant improvements list.
On our historic preservation page we list Oakland, Berkeley and Alameda as East Bay cities where we take on older commercial buildings: Oakland city landmarks, preservation districts and survey-rated buildings; Berkeley landmarks and Structures of Merit; and some qualified historical buildings in Alameda that may use the California Historical Building Code. Your architect and the building department decide whether it applies.
Contra Costa County
We take on commercial work in Contra Costa County. On our tenant improvements page we list commercial improvements in Martinez. That listing has no dedicated project page. Every project starts with a site walk so access and existing conditions are understood before we price it.
Solano County
We take on commercial work in Solano County. The closest completed work we can show you is N Petaluma Blvd in Petaluma (Sonoma County): shell improvements, a tenant improvement, a courtyard canopy and ground-floor commercial space.
Napa County
We take on commercial work in Napa County. For nearby North Bay work, see our Sonoma County and Marin County pages.
What we build
- Tenant improvements and tenant turns for office, retail and restaurant space.
- Older and historic commercial buildings: structure, systems and finishes, with original fabric kept where possible.
- Seismic and structural work, built to your engineer’s details.
- Full-building renovations and ground-up commercial construction.
Service area
Building across San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Marin, Alameda, Contra Costa, Solano, Sonoma and Napa counties.
See also: Sonoma County · Marin County · Santa Clara County / San Jose · San Francisco · Peninsula.
How a project runs
- A site walk with you, with no obligation.
- A written scope and a line-by-line price.
- After a site walk and once we have the drawings and information we need, we prepare a written, line-by-line price. Timing depends on scope and the information available. Larger or complex projects may take longer. Pricing is an estimate, not a bid or contract, and becomes binding only in a signed agreement.
- A certificate of insurance on request. Verify CSLB #1082065.
Questions
Does LPD Builders work in Alameda, Contra Costa, Solano and Napa counties?
Yes. We take on commercial work in all four counties. Every project starts with a site walk, with no obligation.
Has LPD Builders completed work in the East Bay?
Yes. Our tenant improvements page lists completed offices, restaurants, clinics, warehouses and mixed-use buildings from San Francisco to San Mateo, San Bruno, Oakland, Fremont, Milpitas, Marin, Petaluma, Santa Rosa and Martinez. It also lists an East Bay restaurant build-out inside a market: dining room, grill soffit, flooring and restrooms, and commercial improvements in Martinez. Those listings have no dedicated project pages.
How quickly will I get a price?
After a site walk and once we have the drawings and information we need, we prepare a written, line-by-line price. Timing depends on scope and the information available. Larger or complex projects may take longer, and pricing becomes binding only in a signed agreement.