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ON BEHALF OF THE MARIN BUILDERS ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS, THANK YOU FOR EXPLORING THIS YEAR’S MARIN HOME RESOURCE GUIDE WITH US.
Inside, you’ll find practical ideas, trusted expertise, and timely stories designed to help homeowners make informed decisions, strengthen neighborhoods, and contribute to a more resilient Marin. This year’s guide highlights topics that matter to every homeowner at some point, including home hardening and fire safety, deconstruction versus demolition, being a good neighbor during your next project, and much more.
As you’ll see in the directory that follows, Marin Builders Association now represents more than 640 members across nearly every facet of the building environment. Our members are dedicated professionals who understand the important role our industry plays in shaping homes, neighborhoods, and communities for the better.
We are also proud to be a community leader in construction training. Marin Builders Association manages, coordinates, and connects programs that prepare young people for excellent, job-ready career opportunities right here in Marin County.
Through our Permit Improvement Program, we continue working with local jurisdictions to assess and improve the permitting customer experience for contractors and homeowners alike. Recent efforts with the County of Marin and the Town of San Anselmo are available on our website, and we welcome all jurisdictions to join us in making the permitting process more clear, consistent, and efficient.
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Deanne Clough Clough Construction
Linda Eales Harvest Eco-Salvage
Fire Safe Marin
Jeff Hadley Hadley General Contractors, Inc.
Ellen Manerud Ellen Manerud Design
Michael Pon Dan Fix Landscape Construction Co.
Nicole Tai GreenLynx
David Waldorf Danmeier Waldorf Architects
Rick Wells Marin Builders Association
Justin Wilcock Marin Sanitary Service
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BUILDING OUR COMMUNITY
For over 65 years the Marin Builders Association has worked on behalf of our members to help build the vibrant and beautiful community we enjoy today.
OUR MISSION
The Marin Builders Association serves the construction industry by promoting high ethical and professional standards, providing quality business support services to our members, and working responsibly with our community for the enhancement of the building industry.
WE WORK to help our members grow and enhance the positive influence of our industry within our community.
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WE PROVIDE valuable business building benefits, services, and programs.
WE ARE GOVERNED by an all-volunteer board of directors and managed by a professional staff team.
"MBA was the place that helped me make connections with other experienced professionals. I am increasingly aware of the breadth and value of our work for our industry. It is about excellence in construction and serving as a leader with positive force for the community of Marin."
— Nicole Tai, Immediate Past Board President
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OFFICERS & BOARD OF DIRECTORS
PRESIDENT Cole Trahan Ghilotti Bros., Inc.
VICE PRESIDENT
Alex Towery Towery Electric, Inc
TREASURER
Seth Shorett Bank of Marin
SECRETARY
Michelle Whiteside Whiteside Concrete Construction
IMMEDIATE
PAST PRESIDENT
Nicole Tai GreenLynx
DIRECTORS
Jeff Hadley
Hadley General Contractors, Inc.
Brad Hubbell Hubbell Daily Architecture + Design
Sean Kelly Lamperti Contracting & Design
Antonio Lopez Artisan Builders, Inc.
Sara Lopez McLeran Roofing
Ciaran Mackey CMAC Construction, LLC
Clare Michael Clare Michael Interiors
Katharine Moodie Cook Construction
Ronnie Neuerburg Cal-West Rentals, Inc.
Renee Norman Golden State Lumber, Inc.
Sean Parsons George Petersen Insurance Agency
Dan Ross
Ross Painting & Concrete Coatings
Matt Sasan Thompson Builders Corporation
Rob Walker UpCycle Builders, Inc.
BUILDING MARIN COUNT
1.3 MILLION $ $
1 MILLION
construction project can result in over
The loss or delay of a single in lost economic output countywide and the loss of multiple supported jobs through supply chains and household spending
Marin County construction workers
10,000 JOBS Construction supports more than EARN MORE
at the 25th, median, and 75th percentiles than their California counterparts
9% of Marin County employment is in construction
Over
2 BILLION in tax revenue is generated each year $ 60 MILLION
Specialty trade contractors account for nearly
50% of all Marin County’s construction jobs
1,122 construction firms, general contractors, and specialty trades
$ in Marin County business revenue comes from construction and contractors
Source:
Award-Winning Local Jour nalism
Celebrating 165 years as Marin County’s leading information source
NORTH BAY CONSTRUCTION
70+% PLACEMENT RATE
142 STUDENTS ENROLLED
100 PROGRAM GRADUATES
1,200 VOLUNTEER HOURS FROM INDUSTRY PROFESSIONALS NO COST TO OUR STUDENTS ALL TRAINING
43 APPLICANTS IN 2026
DEAR MARIN BUILDERS ASSOCIATION
2026 CORNERSTONE PARTNERS
Alten Construction | Central Valley Environmental
Ghilotti Bros., Inc. | Golden State Lumber | Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Rubenstein Supply Company | Sherwin-Williams
Thompson Builders Corporation | Venbrook Group, LLC
Bank of Marin | Cal-West Rentals | CPi Developers | Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery
George Petersen Insurance Agency | J.G. Becerra Landscape Management | Kunst Painting Inc.
Langtech | Maldonado Jessy Construction | MarinHealth Medical Center
Marin Roto-Rooter | McLeran Roofing | Ross Painting | Smith Currie Oles
THANK YOU FOR YOUR DEDICATION AND COMMITMENT TO THE MARIN BUILDERS
ASSOCIATION. YOUR PARTNERSHIP ENABLES US TO CONTINUE TO WORK RESPONSIBLY WITH OUR COMMUNITY FOR THE ENHANCEMENT OF THE BUILDING INDUSTRY.
WHEN WE BUILD AS ONE, WE IMPROVE OUR COMMUNITY FOR ALL.
RETHINKING CONSTRUCTION WASTE
Why recycling and deconstruction make sense for your next project
Contributors
Justin Wilcock
Marin Sanitary Service
Nicole Tai GreenLynx
Linda Eales
Harvest Eco-Salvage
AS A CONSTRUCTION and demolition (C&D) debris hauler and recycler, Marin Sanitary Service has been on thousands of job sites—new builds, kitchen remodels, full home teardowns, commercial tenant improvements, and everything in between—and one thing we can say with certainty is that the way you handle materials coming off your project matters. It matters for your bottom line, your schedule, and the sustainability of our future.
Construction and demolition debris represents one of the largest waste streams in the country, but the good news is that many loads contain recoverable materials.
Whether you’re a general contractor managing multiple subs or a homeowner preparing for a remodel, with just a little planning ahead, you can help:
• Reduce landfill dependency
• Conserve natural resources
• Lower greenhouse gas emissions
• Support local recycling markets
• Demonstrate leadership in the industry
Photo by ArieStudio
WHY RECYCLING CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION DEBRIS MAKES BUSINESS SENSE
Many contractors think recycling is about “being green.” It is, but it’s also about being efficient and competitive. Let’s walk through the benefits:
REDUCE DISPOSAL COSTS
Landfill tipping fees continue to rise. Clean loads separated by material (wood, concrete, metal, cardboard) are often significantly cheaper to process than mixed debris.
MEET LOCAL REQUIREMENTS
CalGreen building codes require a certain percentage of C&D waste to be diverted from landfill. Projects that plan for separation early avoid scrambling at the end for compliance documentation.
GAIN A MARKET ADVANTAGE
Homeowners increasingly care about sustainability. Being able to say “We recycled 75% of your project debris” is a real selling point.
DEMOLITION VERSUS DECONSTRUCTION:
WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?
From our perspective as haulers and recyclers, while deconstruction is more labor intensive, it produces cleaner, higher-value materials, so more of it gets reused or recycled and less ends up buried in the landfill. Here’s a comparison
DEMOLITION
Traditional demolition is fast and straightforward: Tear it down, load it up, haul it out. Materials are mixed and transported to either a landfill or a construction debris recovery facility like Marin Sanitary’s indoor dump, where recyclables are separated mechanically and by hand.
Pros
• Fast
• Lower upfront labor cost
• Simpler scheduling
Cons
• Materials are often contaminated
• Lower recovery rates
• Fewer opportunities for reuse
• Potentially higher disposal costs
WHEN THE SMART MOVE IS DECONSTRUCTION
DECONSTRUCTION
With deconstruction, structures are carefully dismantled with the goal of maximizing reuse and recycling, and materials are separated on-site, such as lumber, cabinets, fixtures, metals, doors, windows, and flooring.
Pros
• Higher material recovery
• Reusable materials retain value
• Potential tax benefits (in some cases)
• Strong sustainability credentials
• Less landfill disposal
Cons
• More labor intensive
• Requires planning and coordination
Deconstruction makes the most sense when the structure contains valuable salvageable materials, the project timeline allows for selective dismantling, and the owner values sustainability. There may also be tax deduction opportunities for donations. (Consult a tax professional to learn more.) Another advantage is that older homes— especially those built before 1950—often contain high-quality lumber that cannot be replicated today. Salvaging those materials preserves history and reduces demand for new raw resources.
THE BEST USES FOR COMMON CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS
Here’s how several types of common construction materials are typically best handled:
Concrete, brick, and asphalt
Your best option is source separation and recycling. Concrete and masonry are ideal for crushing and reuse as aggregate base material. Clean loads (no rebar contamination beyond normal levels, minimal trash) are easy to process, have a lower hauling cost per ton, and are nearly 100% recyclable.
Cabinets, doors, windows, and fixtures
The best way to handle these materials is deconstruction and reuse. If removed carefully, they can be donated, resold, or reused in secondary markets.
PLAN AHEAD TO MAXIMIZE RECOVERY
(steel, copper, and
Separate and recycle directly. When kept clean, metals are infinitely recyclable and may generate rebates.
Dimensional lumber in good condition is well-suited for deconstruction and reuse, and oldgrowth lumber is extremely valuable. Clean scrap wood can be ground into mulch or biomass fuel. Painted or treated wood, however, is often limited to specific recycling outlets or landfill, depending on local regulations.
If possible, it’s ideal to practice clean separation of drywall so it can be recycled into new gypsum products or soil amendments.
Clean cardboard is one of the easiest and most cost-effective materials to recycle in a separate recycling container, especially on new construction sites.
GET HELP WITH DECONSTRUCTION, RECYCLING, AND RECOVERY
Here are three resources to help homeowners and contractors keep construction materials out of landfill.
GREENLYNX
For over a decade, Santa Rosa-based deconstruction and reuse specialist GreenLynx has been dedicated to saving building materials from the landfill, giving them a second life in a new home or to serve a new purpose. During deconstruction, the company recovers as many building and finishing materials as possible for reuse, from kitchen sinks to beams and doors. Salvaged materials are offered for sale at their reuse store in Santa Rosa. GreenLynx takes on all sizes of projects, whether completing the entire deconstruction process or only performing salvage.
Their experienced team also offers on-site training for contractors and other groups interested in learning about deconstruction and reuse facility management and start-up, as well as consulting services on logistics and policy. greenlynx.net
HARVEST ECO-SALVAGE
Old buildings are not garbage; they can be profit centers! That’s the mission behind nonprofit Harvest Eco-Salvage, which makes it easier for homeowners to navigate the deconstruction process. In addition to facilitating the donation of reusable and recyclable building materials, Harvest Eco-Salvage grants non-cash charitable tax deductions to donors (property owners) based on the market value of inplace real estate improvements that they salvage.
Here’s how the program works: The property owner obtains an appraisal from an IRS-qualified real estate appraiser who determines the fair market real estate value for the scope of work, whether it’s a total teardown, tenant improvement, or a substantial residential remodel. Harvest Eco-Salvage takes care of the IRS requirements and site documentation, then manages the donation of salvaged materials to other nonprofit organizations and reuse and recycling facilities. The tax deduction is granted by the IRS to the property owner in recognition of their commitment to keeping usable building materials out of landfill, quietly making a difference since 1999. harvestecosalvage.org
MARIN SANITARY
Before the first wall comes down, putting a plan in place can help maximize your recovery efforts. Homeowners and contractors should discuss early on what items will be reused and separated, what containers will be needed, and whether deconstruction is feasible for the project. It’s the contractor’s responsibility to communicate these expectations to subcontractors as well.
Using a construction and demolition (C&D) materials recovery facility (MRF) like Marin Sanitary makes sense when full separation on site isn’t practical, space is limited, labor resources are tight, and project timelines are compressed. Marin Sanitary can recover wood, metal, cardboard, and concrete (if it’s not heavily contaminated), however, the cleaner the load, the higher the recovery rate and the lower the disposal costs. Often, the best results come from a hybrid approach: separating high-value materials like metal, concrete and cardboard and sending the remaining mixed debris to a C&D MRF. marinsanitaryservice.com
RESILIENCE, REIMAGINED
Contributors
Fire Safe Marin
Deanne Clough, Clough Construction
David Waldorf, Danmeier Waldorf Architects
Photography by Clay Banks via Unsplash Adobe Stock
For many homeowners, “home hardening” still brings to mind stark yards and fortresslike homes. It can sound restrictive, expensive, and overly technical. But that perception is outdated.
TODAY, WILDFIRE-RESILIENT DESIGN is about creating homes and landscapes that are welcoming, vibrant, and comfortable while also being safer, more durable, and better suited to California’s changing climate. Home hardening is not about limitation. It is an opportunity to create spaces that are beautiful, eco-friendly, and built to last.
In Marin County, where natural beauty and community character matter deeply, wildfire safety and good design go hand in hand.
DESIGN MATTERS FOR WILDFIRE RESILIENCE
Research shows that most homes lost in wildfires are not ignited by a wall of flame, but by wind-driven embers that can travel miles ahead of a fire front. They gather in roof valleys and gutters, slip into vents and eaves, ignite mulch and leaf litter, and land on decks or fences.
That is why wildfire safety is often about details. Many of the most effective upgrades focus on small exterior improvements, the same details that shape a home’s appearance and function. When thoughtfully designed, these features can enhance a home’s character rather than detract from it.
BUILDING BEAUTIFUL, FIRE-SMART
HOMES FOR STRONGER COMMUNITIES
LUSH AND INVITING: FIRE-SMART LANDSCAPING
A common misconception is that wildfire preparedness requires barren yards. In reality, fire-smart landscapes can be lively, social spaces where families may gather and pollinators thrive.
The 5 feet closest to a home, known as “Zone 0,” are critical for ember resistance, as this is where embers are most likely to accumulate and ignite combustible materials.
Replacing bark mulch or wood chips in this area with decorative gravel, stone, concrete pavers,
"These approaches not only conserve water, reduce maintenance, support pollinators, and increase property value—they also showcase just how beautiful resilient design can be."
decomposed granite, or stepping-stone pathways creates a clean, intentional border.
Far from looking stark, Zone 0 treatments can frame entryways, highlight architectural features, and create contrast with the surrounding landscaping. A well-designed Zone 0 often appears modern and polished—and is lowmaintenance as well.
Beyond the first 5 feet, landscaping can remain colorful and inviting while reducing risk. Firesmart yards often include:
Drought-tolerant and California native plants
Well-spaced shrubs and trees
Defined gathering areas for seating, play, and outdoor meals
Drought-tolerant and California native plants
Well-spaced shrubs and trees
Rock gardens and sculptural elements
Defined gathering areas for seating, play, and outdoor meals
These approaches not only conserve water, reduce maintenance, support pollinators, and increase property value—they also showcase just how beautiful resilient design can be.
COMMUNITY FIRE SAFETY STARTS AT THE BUILDING ENVELOPE
Wildfire resilience doesn’t stop at the property line. In wind-driven wildfire events, most homes ignite from small, wind-borne embers that can travel more than a mile ahead of the main fire. These embers can land on roofs, collect in gutters, slip through vents, and lodge in vulnerable building assemblies.
Once one home ignites, it becomes a new ignition source for the next. In dense neighborhoods—especially those with steep hillsides, narrow access roads, and closely spaced homes common in Marin—the weakest building often determines the outcome for everyone nearby.
That’s why firesafe neighborhoods begin at the building envelope, where embers gain entry: the roof, siding, windows, vents, decks, and all the transitions between them. Common entry points include unscreened attic and crawlspace vents, gaps at roof edges and eaves, and wood fencing connected directly to combustible siding. Deck cavities with accumulated organic debris are particularly dangerous.
ASSESS YOUR RISK BEFORE UPGRADING
Wildfire vulnerability isn’t uniform across homes, even within the same neighborhood. Exposure varies by site orientation, prevailing wind direction, proximity to vegetation, and the condition of existing building assemblies.
Because of these differences, resilience improvements are most effective when they’re based on a clear understanding of how a particular home is built and how it’s exposed. A systematic review of the building envelope—identifying ember pathways,
material ratings, transition details, and maintenance gaps—allows improvements to be prioritized based on actual risk severity.
PRACTICAL STEPS WORTH TAKING
With a clear picture of where your property is most vulnerable, targeted improvements can deliver the greatest protective value, including:
Ember-resistant vent screens
Class A roofing systems, regularly cleared of debris at valleys and gutters
Non-combustible transition details where fencing meets the house
Removing organic material from the first 5 feet around the foundation
Inspecting deck cavities and edge conditions to identify debris accumulation before it becomes fuel
No single upgrade makes a home fireproof. Each one reduces ignition probability and slows the sequence if ignition does occur. When homeowners evaluate and strengthen their building envelopes based on site-specific risk rather than generic prescriptions, they do more than protect their own property. They contribute to the resilience of the entire neighborhood.
Contributed by David Waldorf, Danmeier Waldorf Architects. danmeierwaldorf.com
"When homeowners evaluate and strengthen their building envelopes based on site-specific risk rather than generic prescriptions, they do more than protect their own property. They contribute to the resilience of the entire neighborhood."
Rock gardens and sculptural elements
Fire-rated roofing materials, including metal and composite options, come in a wide range of colors and profiles to complement any style.
SAFETY THAT ELEVATES EVERYDAY LIVING
Flagstone patios and hardscape features reduce combustible vegetation and define outdoor living areas.
Home hardening isn’t only about preparing for wildfire season. It’s about building homes that perform better and look great year-round. Newer products are designed to blend seamlessly into existing architecture. Low-profile vent screens, for example, are nearly invisible while providing critical protection.
Many wildfire-resistant materials align with modern design trends:
Fiber-cement siding offers clean lines and ember resistance without the upkeep of wood.
Fire-rated roofing materials, including metal and composite options, come in a wide range of colors and profiles to complement any style.
Flagstone patios and hardscape features reduce combustible vegetation and define outdoor living areas.
"Wildfire resilience is not all-or-nothing. it’s a series of manageable steps that build protection over time— for the whole community."
These materials are also durable and often lower maintenance, resulting in fewer repairs and improved long-term value.
SMALL, SMART CHANGES ADD UP
Another myth is that home hardening requires a major remodel. In reality, research shows targeted
Cement and fiber-cement
siding offers clean lines and ember resistance without the upkeep of wood.
NEIGHBORS, FENCES, AND FIRES
As a deck and fence contractor serving Marin County for four decades, we’ve seen first-hand how making fire-safety improvements can increase property values, enhance the beauty of your home, and strengthen community relations. Here are three tips for upgrading your home’s gates, decking, and fencing for fire safety:
Replace wood gates and returns with metal gates and fencing. This creates a fire break to protect your house, as well as providing an aesthetic upgrade and forever solution.
When replacing decks, cover joists, install the lowest siding plank at the house using a non-combustible material like Hardi Plank to protect from ember gathering, and install a Class A WUI decking (such as TimberTech, which offers an ignition-resistant surface).
Install metal railings around decks rather than wood.
Being a good steward and neighbor go hand in hand. Learning from your neighbors about their own fire mitigation journey is a great resource and a wonderful way to connect with others. On your own journey, remember that every step or improvement realized helps reduce risk and brings peace of mind.
Contributed by Deanne Clough, Clough Construction cloughconstruction.com
FREE RESOURCES FOR MARIN RESIDENTS
Chipper Days (April–November)
Wildfire Home Risk Evaluations An Online Library of Guidance
improvements over time can significantly reduce wildfire risk.
Just as important is routine maintenance. Cleaning roofs and gutters, removing leaf debris, and keeping the immediate perimeter free of combustibles are among the simplest and most effective actions homeowners can take. Wildfire resilience is not all-or-nothing. It’s a series of manageable steps that build protection over time—for the whole community.
Community Chipper Days help residents dispose of cut vegetation safely and for free. Sign-ups begin in March every year, and the season runs April through November.
These coordinated neighborhood events make it easier to remove excess fuel, reduce disposal costs, and increase participation across communities. Working together, neighbors can significantly reduce flammable vegetation while strengthening connections and shared responsibility.
Local fire agencies across Marin offer Wildfire Home Risk Evaluations. Residents should check with their local fire department for area-specific scheduling.
These free evaluations provide personalized Wildfire Risk Reports that identify vulnerabilities and offer practical, property-specific recommendations. The reports help homeowners prioritize improvements and develop clear, actionable plans.
Whether beginning or refining a preparedness strategy, Fire Safe Marin’s website, firesafemarin.org, offers a robust collection of free resources that provide clarity and actionable direction, including: Step-by-step home hardening guides
Landscaping design recommendations How-to videos and tutorials
Contractor guidance and checklists
Wildfire resilience is a shared responsibility, and Marin residents have access to extensive free programs and support through local fire agencies Marin Wildfire and Fire Safe Marin
INSURANCE FRAUD: KNOW YOUR RIGHTS
IT COSTS MORE THAN YOU THINK.
WAGE THEFT IS A CRIME ?
Are you a victim of wage theft? You might be if you were:
• Not paid minimum wage
• Worked “off the clock”
• Not provided work comp benefits when injured on the job
• Not paid overtime
This message brought to you by Marin County District Attorney, Lori Frugoli
EMPLOYEES:
• Lying about injury or illness
• Exaggerated injury or illness
• Non work-related injury or illness
EMPLOYERS:
• Not reporting on-the-job injuries
• Misclassifying employees
• Not purchasing worker’s compensation insurance
HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS:
• Providing unnecessary treatments
• Falsifying injury or illness
theft are crimes that hurt and our enitre community. for a safe Marin.
BUILDING WITHOUT BURNING BRIDGES
How to be a good neighbor during a home construction project.
IF YOU’RE PLANNING to embark on a residential remodel or building project, you can help ease neighborhood tensions by working hand-inhand with your contractor to minimize the impact. Small steps can make a big difference. Here are a few ways you and your contractor can keep the good will flowing in your community throughout the duration of the project.
1. INFORM YOUR NEIGHBORS
The first step to starting the project off on the right foot with your neighbors is to let them know about your project before construction begins, including when the work will start, the overall scope, and how long you expect it to take. Ask your contractor if they can hand-deliver letters of introduction with important jobsite and company contact information for the project. It can help make this process easier, and it provides your neighbors with a resource they can refer to so they know who to contact if they have concerns.
2. ENSURE THE JOBSITE IS CLEAN AND SAFE
Keeping a clean, organized, and professional-looking jobsite isn't just good for safety and efficiency, but it also reduces the burden on the community, especially the immediate neighbors. Talk to your contractor to ensure they’ll have proper site fencing and controls in place, off-haul debris frequently so it doesn’t pile up, and keep all staged material and equipment clean and organized. This also relates to controlling dust. Every phase of work, from initial demo and grading to finish stone and masonry work, can create dust that floats through the neighborhood if not properly controlled.
3. BE MINDFUL OF NOISE
Perhaps one of the most noticeable nuisances of any project is the noise. While eliminating noise altogether may not be possible, your contractor should be considerate of neighbors’ lifestyles. Ask your neighbors to let you know if they are planning any important events, like a birthday party or backyard BBQ. Your contractor may be able to make minor adjustments to the schedule to avoid loud construction noise on those days, without reducing efficiency.
"Hiring a professional contractor ... can help you demonstrate your commitment to the neighborhood and make the whole project run smoother."
4. MAKE A PLAN FOR PARKING
Before construction begins, make sure your contractor has a plan in place for parking that considers the traffic flow in your neighborhood and minimizes inconvenience for your neighbors. A contractor can help reduce the number of vehicles that are associated with a given project by encouraging crews to carpool or even providing a company commuter van for larger projects that will bring the crew directly to the jobsite. Your contractor should also be prepared to manage parking needs for subcontractors, ensuring they know where they can
and cannot park due to either specific codes (like Belvedere’s maximum three cars per project rule) or neighbors’ wishes.
5. CONSIDER JOBSITE ETIQUETTE
The overall behavior of the crews and subcontractors can play a huge role in keeping neighbors happy, as they may interact with crews on a daily basis. Talk to your contractor about what protocols they practice to maintain jobsite etiquette. For example, banning smoking and music on jobsites can help maintain a professional impression and minimize disturbance for neighbors.
At the end of the day, being considerate of your neighbors during a construction project can go a long way toward ensuring you’ll receive a warm welcome from the community when you move into your remodeled or new home. Hiring a professional contractor with a track record of community-centric protocols can help you demonstrate your commitment to the neighborhood and make the whole project run smoother.
Hadley General Contractors, Inc. is a thirdgeneration, family-owned business with 75 years of experience in craftsmanship and professionalism. We specialize in high-end residential remodeling and new construction throughout the Bay Area. As a communityfocused company, we handle projects of all sizes, from minor repairs to new home construction. Our reputation reflects our calm, precise, and respectful approach, as well as our unwavering commitment to quality. hadleyconstruction.com
Contributor
Jeff Hadley Hadley General Contractors, Inc.
Simple upgrades to boost value on both your home and neighborhood
SMART LANDSCAPING FOR A BETTER BLOCK
Contributor
Michael Pon President of Dan Fix Landscape Construction Co. and 40-year resident of Marin
IN MARIN COUNTY, landscaping is about appearance and function. The way a property is designed and maintained affects neighborhood character, environmental health, and even community safety. Thoughtful landscaping strengthens property values, supports local ecosystems, and contributes to a more resilient community for both the short and long term.
Whether you’re planning a landscape renovation or simply maintaining your existing garden, here are some practical, neighbor-minded ways to improve and care for your outdoor space that will also help you boost the health and value of your home.
Photography by Annie Sprat
Dan Fix Landscape Elena Putina
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ENHANCE CURB APPEAL
Well-maintained front yards elevate not only individual homes but entire neighborhoods. Small, strategic updates can make a noticeable difference.
Refresh your mulch to create a clean, finished appearance and minimize unwanted weed growth. Consider a fireresistant option.
Replace overgrown shrubs with wellscaled, climate-appropriate and/or native plants. (Organizations like the California Native Plant Society, cnps.org, can help you identify these plants.)
Define walkways with clear edging or stone.
Add subtle, low-voltage lighting for safety and warmth.
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CHOOSE CLIMATEAPPROPRIATE PLANTINGS
Marin’s climate calls for water-wise design. Selecting plants that thrive in local conditions reduces water use, lowers long-term maintenance needs, and supports pollinators and native wildlife—all benefitting both homeowners and the broader community. By choosing drought resistant plants, you may even qualify for a rebate through your water provider.
Incorporate drought-tolerant and native species.
Group plants by similar water needs (hydrozoning).
Improve soil health with compost and proper drainage.
Install efficient drip irrigation systems or smart controllers.
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PRACTICE COMMUNITY STEWARDSHIP
Small actions can make a meaningful impact on community relationships by showing respect for shared spaces—and they demonstrate pride of ownership.
Keep sidewalks clear of plant overgrowth.
Manage leaf litter and debris.
Maintain fences and property lines.
Schedule maintenance activities considerately.
MAINTAIN LANDSCAPES
CONSISTENTLY
Proactive care ensures landscapes remain healthy, safe, and visually appealing year-round. It also helps to protect your investment and prevents small issues from becoming costly problems later on.
Prune seasonally for plant health and structure.
Check irrigation regularly to prevent expensive and unnecessary leaks and runoff.
Maintain lawn and groundcover care to promote uniform growth.
Clear debris and monitor drainage during rainy seasons.
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CONSIDER LONGTERM FUNCTION AND DRAINAGE
Well-designed landscapes function as beautifully as they look. Improvements such as patios, retaining walls, fencing, and pathways should be designed with proper grading and drainage in mind. Managing water flow responsibly prevents erosion and runoff that can affect adjacent properties.
Implement proper water management to direct water away from structures.
Maintain soil stability to prevent erosion.
Design safe walkways to ensure secure navigation through your property.
Choose durable materials for long-lasting performance.
Landscaping in Marin County is a shared responsibility. When homeowners design thoughtfully, maintain consistently, and prioritize sustainability, entire neighborhoods benefit. Beautiful, resilient landscapes don’t happen by accident, however. They’re built with intention and maintained with care.
If you’re considering improvements or want to ensure your property stays healthy and neighborhood-friendly year-round, working with a local and seasoned professional team can help you protect and grow both your investment and your community.
Dan Fix Landscape Construction Co. is a full-service landscape construction and maintenance firm serving North San Francisco, Marin, and Sonoma Counties. Known for craftsmanship, reliability, and thoughtful execution, the firm partners with homeowners and design professionals to create landscapes that are built to last. For more information visit danfixlandscape.com
DESIGNING FOR COMMUNITY
Four ways the spaces around us can impact our relationship with our neighbors
Contributor
AS A DESIGNER, I believe in the power of design to transform—not just spaces, but also relationships. Designers often talk about function, beauty, and value, but one of the most meaningful things design can do is shape how we relate to the people around us. A welldesigned home doesn’t just serve the family inside—it can quietly strengthen the neighborhood outside. Here are four ways design can help build community.
A PORCH IS AN INVITATION
Porches soften the boundary between private and public life, creating a place that naturally invites people to pause, sit in a rocking chair, and greet a neighbor walking by. They encourage small moments of connection that might not otherwise happen.
Ellen Manerud
Ellen Manerud Design
Photos by Alan Sarpy
RETHINKING THE FRONT YARD
Many people view their front yard as something to look at—not to use—but when a driveway or lawn becomes a living garden, everything changes. Gardening, tending vegetables, or caring for fruit trees brings people outdoors. Neighbors stop to ask what’s growing, and conversations start easily, without planning or formality.
Fruit trees are especially powerful in this way. They produce more than one household can ever consume, an abundance that naturally leads to sharing. A bag of lemons or a basket of plums passed across a fence is a small gesture, but these exchanges are the threads that make a neighborhood feel like a community.
"Good communities are not built only through planning or policy; they’re also built through everyday interactions— through places that invite us to linger, notice, and share."
Ellen Manerud Design creates thoughtful spaces through strategic design thinking. Guided by a passion for curating environments, I work with homeowners and businesses to understand objectives and provide creative solutions that transform spaces. ellenmanerud.com
CREATING AN INDOOROUTDOOR CONNECTION
Even inside the home, design can strengthen our connection to the neighborhood. Window seats create a gentle link between indoors and out. Sitting by a window, you notice the rhythm of the street— the dog walkers, the changing light, the seasons shifting. You feel part of a larger living environment, not separate from it. Homes should offer refuge, but they don’t have to create isolation.
CONSCIOUSLY DESIGNING FOR COMMUNITY
As builders and designers, we influence more than square footage and finishes. The placement of a porch, the height of a hedge, the decision to add a path instead of a gate—these choices shape how open or closed a home feels to the world around it.
In my own work, I always include a question alongside all the practical ones: How does my design support my client's lifestyle, their family and relationships? For outdoor design, this includes: How might this home participate in its neighborhood? Sometimes the answer is as modest as a wider front step or a bench under a tree. Sometimes it’s transforming an underused front yard into something living and shared. These decisions don’t have to be expensive or complicated, but they can always be intentional.
Good communities are not built only through planning or policy; they’re also built through everyday interactions—through places that invite us to linger, notice, and share. Thoughtful design can help make those moments possible. And when it does, the impact reaches far beyond the walls of any one home.
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Applied Financial Services, Inc. 46
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ARCpoint Labs of San Rafael 61
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Arrow Builders, Inc. 49
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Artisan Builders, Inc. 49, 40
Associated Lighting Representatives, Inc. 60
ATCO Pest Control 62
Audac 65
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Aussie Roofing, Inc. 64
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BB & L Glass 65
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Bauman Landscape & Construction 60
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Bay Area Tech Hero 46
Bay Area Transparent Technologies, LLC 65
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BBC Construction 47, 49
BBSI 64
BC Carpentry 49
Bertotti Landscaping, Inc. 60
BHM Construction, Inc. 47, 49
BioMarin Pharmaceutical 61
BKM Drywall 54
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Bran Construction, Inc. 49
Bravo Restoration & Construction (BRC) 63
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Brownstein Construction, Inc. 49
Brush Creek Plumbing 62
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building Lab 53
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Cal-West Rentals, Inc. 63
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California Landscape Contractors Association - North Coast Chapter 61
California Modern 46
California Space Organizers, Inc. 47
Cambria 65
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Capital Caulking & Waterproofing Corp. 65
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Charles Custom Welding 61
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Chloch Mhór Framing 47
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CLA (CliftonLarsenAllen LLP) 57
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CMAC Construction, LLC 50, 45
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College of Marin 55
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Connor Alexander and Sullivan
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Contractor Staffing Source 64
Contractors License Guru 55
Cook Construction 50
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County of Marin Community Development Agency
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CP Sheet Metal 58
CPi Developers 63
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CS Construction Co., LLC 50
CTW Kitchen & Bath 65
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D+H Construction 48, 50
Dan Fix Landscape Construction Company 60, 35
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De La Montanya Trucking 65
De Mello Roofing 64
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Earl Farnsworth Express 61, 49
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Ellen Manerud Design 54, 38
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J & R Thompson, Inc. 62
J Construction Solutions 50
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Jenn McCoy Interiors 54
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John Pope, Inc. 48
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Johnson Integrations & Shades LLC 55
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Kerr Construction, Inc. 50
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Kitchens Inside Out 54
Knoles Construction Company 48, 50
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KWCL/ Kate Warner Construction Lawyers 60
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L&L General Construction, Inc. 50
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Lamperti Contracting & Design 54, 32
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MacPhail Properties, Inc. 63
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Marin City Community Development Corporation 55
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Marin County District Attorney's Office 58, 30-31
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Marin Window and Door, Inc. 65
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Mark J. Rice, Esq. 60
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Masters Woodworking, Inc. 65
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MCE 65
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McLeran Roofing & Gutters 64, 68
McPhail Fuel Company 58, 32
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Miconi Marble & Tile 65
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Mill Valley Chamber of Commerce 61
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NKBA Northern California Chapter 61
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Pac West Painting, Inc. 62
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Pacific Gas and Electric Company 65
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PacifiContract 58
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Pat Trainor Drywall, Inc. 54
Patriot Mechanical, Inc. 58
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Poppy Architecture & Design 46
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Refined Spaces 52
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Roy's Sewer Service, Inc. 63
Rubenstein Supply Company 58, 63, 11
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S.L.M. Builders 52
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Stacey Lapuk Interiors 54
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415.724.7785
707.583.9749
California Space Organizers, Inc. lic. 866993 C61,D34 calspaceorganizers.com
415.454.7477
COACHING
Perseverance Advisors perseveranceadvisors.com
510.255.1565
Devincenzi Concrete Construction lic. 326998 C8 devincenzi.com 707.546.3113
Dutra Materials a CRH Company sanrafaelrockquarry.com 415.459.7740
Imbimbo Concrete, Inc. lic. 638907 A,C8 650.991.3384
Marin Landscape Materials marinlandscapematerials.com 415.897.1337
Pacific Hardscapes lic. 1016509 C29 pacifichardscapes.com 415.918.0089
Rich Readimix Concrete, Inc. richreadimix.com 415.924.1040
Rivas Concrete Inc lic. 954041 C-8 and A rivasconcrete.com
415.455.8338
Roblar Quarry, LLC roblarquarryllc.com
707.835.1977
Shamrock Materials, Inc. shamrockmaterials.com
415.455.1575
Van Midde & Son Concrete lic. 676584 C8 vanmiddeconcrete.com
415.459.2530
West Point Concrete Inc. lic. 1049585 C-8 westpointconcrete.com
707.366.8086
CONSTRUCTIONCOMMERCIAL
Alten Construction, Inc. lic. 705713 A,B altenconstruction.com
510.234.4200
Bay Build Design, Inc. lic. 919931 B, C33 baybuilddesign.com
415.610.0438
BBC Construction lic. 800744 B bbcconstruction.net
BHM Construction, Inc. lic. 900404 A,B bhmconstruction.com
415.451.4786
707.643.4580
Buhler Commercial Construction lic. 1003262 B buhlercommercial.com
415.610.8650
Century Build Group, Inc. lic. 1138079 A, B centurybuildgroup.com
415.629.5030
Cherokee Construction lic. 427589 B
510.621.8324
Christopher’s Construction, Inc. lic. 879730 B christophersconstruction.com
415.729.7069
CWS Construction Group, Inc. lic. 811153 A,B cwsconstructiongroup.com
415.599.5585
D+H Construction lic. 693883 B dh-construction.com
510.237.7883
Desmond & Wallace, Inc. lic. 782179 A,B desmondwallace.com
707.795.7443
Diaz Constructions Inc. lic. 1142241 B diazconstructionsinc.com
415.306.3967
Diego Brothers, Inc. lic. 419030 B diegobrosinc.com
415.472.5967
Dotto Company lic. 1032885 B dottocompany.com
415.785.8703
Doug Monti Construction lic. 387703 B dougmonticonstruction.com
415.453.1380
E.F. Brett and Company, Inc. lic. 924636 A & B efbrett.com
415.524.8351
Floyd Construction, Inc. lic. 365653 A,B floydconstructioninc.com
415.485.0645
Fontana Construction, Inc. lic. 487928 B fontanaco.com
415.457.1290
Hanes Construction, Inc. lic. 802774 B hanes-construction.com
707.337.5399
Holly Construction, Inc. lic. 757136 B hollygc.com
707.541.0700
John Pope, Inc. lic. 467171 B,A,ASB johnpope.com
415.497.5948
Knoles Construction Company lic. 444992 B knolesconstruction.com
415.408.3181
LCR lic. 921807 B lcrbuilders.com
415.596.6853
McDevitt Construction Partners, Inc. lic. 969483 B mcdevittandmcdevitt.com
707.763.3000
Mountain Top Construction, LLC lic. 1056593 B mtmountaintop.com
800.988.3778
Pete Niederberger & Sons lic. 524069 B
415.924.4170
Phaway Construction lic. 1105345 B phawayconstruction.com
415.273.9818
R.J. General Builders, Inc., aka Raully Jones Construction lic. 1042737 raullyjonesconstruction.com
415.798.0459
Ravizza Design & Construction, Inc. lic. 1107185 B rd-c.co
415.496.5151
Rempe Construction lic. 453554 B houzz.com/pro/rempeconstruction 415.897.9126
S.R. Allied Builders, Inc. lic. 399932 B srallied.com
707.795.6595
Schalich Brothers Construction lic. 497493 B schalichbrosconstruction.com 415.382.7733
Stillwater Builders, Inc. lic. 1117292 B stillwaterbuilders.net 925.495.4797
Strategic Industry, Inc. lic. 913746 B, C10, C7, C9 strategicindustry.us 707.843.3734
Stroub Construction lic. 489037 B stroubconstruction.com 415.331.0621
Swinerton Builders lic. 92 - Multiple
Builders Corporation lic. 626859 A,B,C17 tbcorp.com
Tom Redmond Construction, Inc. lic. 434609 B tomredmondconstruction.com 415.892.9918
Tomrose Construction, Inc. lic. 605439 B tomroseconstruction.com
707.763.4001
Turner Construction Company lic. 210639 A, B turnerconstruction.com
Construction lic. 1012441 B veleroconstruction.com
Westward Builders, LLC lic. 1049996 A, B, C36, C55 westwardbuildersllc.com
CONSTRUCTIONRESIDENTIAL
38 Degrees North Latitude Builders, Inc.
lic. 838178 B 38nlb.com
415.456.0937
Abacus Group Builders, Inc. lic. 522340 B abacusbinc.com
415.927.0667
Adventures In Production lic. 943457 B aipgc.com
415.306.7086
AJD Builders, Inc.
lic. 954608 B ajdbuilders.net
415.342.3811
Arrington Construction, Inc. lic. 810317 B arringtonconstructioninc.com
415.497.1237
Arrow Builders, Inc.
lic. 1022682 B arrowconstruction.build
415.994.4549
Artisan Builders, Inc.
lic. 1125865 B artisanbuildersinc.com
707.239.0676
BARKLEY builders, inc.
lic. 651809 B barkleybuilders.com
415.893.9098
Bay Build Design, Inc.
lic. 919931 B, C33 baybuilddesign.com
415.610.0438
BBC Construction lic. 800744 B bbcconstruction.net
415.451.4786
BC Carpentry lic. 1068304 B brentccarpentry.com
707.755.4935
BHM Construction, Inc. lic. 900404 A,B bhmconstruction.com
707.643.4580
Bran Construction, Inc. lic. 1090180 B branconstruction.com
415.842.7930
Brownstein Construction, Inc. lic. 595505 B brownsteinconstruction.com
707.655.4646
CDR Builders, Inc. lic. 1120248 B cdrbuildersinc.com
415.910.4360
Century Build Group, Inc. lic. 1138079 A, B centurybuildgroup.com
415.629.5030
Cestarollo Construction, Inc. lic. 1146257 A, B cestarolloconstruction.com
415.246.2074
Charles Melin & Sons, Inc. lic. 311858 B melinconstruction.com
415.506.4516
Christopher’s Construction, Inc. lic. 879730 B christophersconstruction.com
415.729.7069
CMAC Construction, LLC
lic. 1053452 B cmacbuild.com
DNL Builders, Inc. lic. 872590 B dnlbuilders.com
415.806.0053
Connacht Construction lic. 1068215 B connachtcustom.com
415.999.7569
Cook Construction lic. 903971 B cookconstructionsf.com
415.418.0448
CS Construction Co., LLC lic. 1039312 B csconstructionco.net
415.235.7918
CWS Construction Group, Inc. lic. 811153 A,B cwsconstructiongroup.com
415.599.5585
D+H Construction lic. 693883 B dh-construction.com
510.237.7883
Dennis Webb Construction lic. 821554 B denniswebbconstruction.com
415.505.3562
Desmond & Wallace, Inc. lic. 782179 A,B desmondwallace.com
707.795.7443
Diaz Constructions Inc. lic. 1142241 B diazconstructionsinc.com
415.306.3967
Diego Brothers, Inc. lic. 419030 B diegobrosinc.com
415.472.5967
Dotto Company lic. 1032885 B dottocompany.com
707.495.2950
415.785.8703
Doug Monti Construction lic. 387703 B dougmonticonstruction.com
415.453.1380
Evenich Construction, Inc. lic. 493087 B EvenichConstruction.com
707.479.8737
FL Construction, Inc. lic. 1067458 B flconstructionbayarea.com
415.786.7541
Floyd Construction, Inc. lic. 365653 A,B floydconstructioninc.com
415.485.0645
Fontana Construction, Inc. lic. 487928 B fontanaco.com
415.457.1290
Gannon Construction Company lic. 544989 A, B gannonconstructioncompany.com
415.482.1675
Gazzoli Construction, Inc. lic. 1034270, B gazzoli.biz
415.847.1811
Ghirardelli Construction lic. 446283 B gcmarin.com
415.713.3373
Graves Construction, Inc. lic. 1069789 B gravesconstructioninc.com
415.568.0458
Gubbins Building Company, Inc. lic. 788512 B gubbinsbuildingcompany.com
415.606.1576
Hadley General Contractors, Inc. lic. 702420 B hadleyconstruction.com 415.383.0583
Hanes Construction, Inc. lic. 802774 B hanes-construction.com 707.337.5399
Hartnett Construction lic. 888773 B hartnettconstruction.com 415.816.5046
Headlands Hardscaping lic. 1029733 A, B, C-27 headlandshardscaping.com 415.418.4792
Hennessey Construction, Inc. lic. 727282 B hennesseyconstruction.com 415.459.6497
Hoffmann Construction, Inc. lic. 414423 B 415.897.7263
Holly Construction, Inc. lic. 757136 B hollygc.com 707.541.0700
James G. Lino Construction lic. 442777 B linoconst.com
415.663.1939
James W. Josephs & Company lic. 359012 B jamesjosephs.com 415.797.9002 Jungsten Construction lic. 549463 B jungsten.com 415.381.3162
Kelly Pacific Construction lic. 346196 B kellypacific.com 415.464.0900
Kerr Construction, Inc. lic. 615587 B kerrconstruction.com 415.456.5300 Knoles Construction Company lic. 444992 B knolesconstruction.com 415.408.3181
lic. 1046058 B homestewards.com 415.360.8715
Lost Boys Construction lic. 1105369 B lostboys-construction.com
415.488.5665
Lounsbury Built lic. 1104393 B lounsburybuilt.com
415.722.1793
Make It Right Carpentry, Inc. lic. 1082541 C5, B-2 mircarpentry.com
415.795.0156
Maldonado Jessy Construction lic. 1128013 maldonadojessyconstruction.com
415.377.8011
McDevitt Construction Partners, Inc.
lic. 969483 B mcdevittandmcdevitt.com
707.763.3000
McGuire & Sons Construction lic. 346397 B mcguireandsonsconstruction.com
415.454.2719
Millennial Development, Inc. lic. 1066164 B millennialdevelopmentinc.com
415.847.6301
Millstreet Builders, Inc. lic. 638480 B millstreetbuilders.com
415.895.8166
MK Builders
lic. 880745 B mkbuilders.net
Mountain Top Construction, LLC lic. 1056593 B mtmountaintop.com
Murphy Construction LLC lic. 1083804 murphyconstruction.co
415.328.3115
Natal Modica Construction, Inc. lic. 844317 B nmodicaconstruction.com
415.382.6554
Pagan Construction, LLC lic. 464896 B paganconstructionllc.com
415.378.4453
Pederson Construction, Inc. lic. 1036520 B pedersonconstruction.com
415.310.0080
Pete Niederberger & Sons lic. 524069 B
415.924.4170
Phaway Construction lic. 1105345 B phawayconstruction.com
415.273.9818
Pristine Builders Group lic. 1064946 B pristinebuildersgroup.com
415.610.6924
R.J. General Builders, Inc., aka Raully Jones Construction lic. 1042737 raullyjonesconstruction.com
415.798.0459
Ravizza Design & Construction, Inc. lic. 1107185 B rd-c.co
415.601.0806
800.988.3778
415.496.5151
Redwood Valley Construction, Inc. lic. 1038292 B,C8 redwoodvalleyconstruction.com 415.577.3786
Refined Spaces lic. 1132810 B refinedspacesmarin.com
415.827.8879
Reichert Building Solutions Inc. lic. 1068394 B rbsconstruction.net
707.364.6641
Rempe Construction lic. 453554 B houzz.com/pro/rempeconstruction
415.897.9126
RJB Builders lic. 1082468 B rjb-builders.com
415.870.5974
Robert Kennedy Construction lic. 1016428 B robertkennedyconstruction.com
415.713.8104
Robert Rainsford lic. 706293 B
415.203.4212
Rothman Construction lic. 673738 B rothmanconstruction.com
415.272.5999
S.L.M. Builders lic. 718948 B slmbuilders.com
707.795.4177
S.R. Allied Builders, Inc. lic. 399932 B srallied.com
707.795.6595
Saavedra’s Bay Area Construction lic. 1122602 B saavedrabayareaconstruction.com
510.712.4001
Sage Construction Services lic. 1072507 B sageconstructionsf.com
415.702.0707
Schalich Brothers Construction lic. 497493 B schalichbrosconstruction.com
415.382.7733
SDC Built, Inc. lic. 958617 B sdcbuilt.com
415.578.2886
SinglePoint Builders lic. 963428 B singlepointbuilders.com
415.789.7979
Solid Structures Construction, Inc. lic. 942189 B ssci.build
341.465.0489
Steere Building & Woodworking lic. 744002 B
415.613.7434
Stillwater Builders, Inc. lic. 1117292 B stillwaterbuilders.net
925.495.4797
Stroub Construction lic. 489037 B stroubconstruction.com
415.331.0621
Terranova Construction lic. 1065664 B terranova-construction.com
415.493.6969
Tom J. Collins Construction lic. 499170 B
415.717.6351
Tom Redmond Construction, Inc. lic. 434609 B tomredmondconstruction.com
415.892.9918
Tomrose Construction, Inc. lic. 605439 B tomroseconstruction.com
707.763.4001
Touchstone Home Improvement lic. 744189 B touchstonehi.com
415.453.1981
Travis Remodeling lic. 493670 B travisremodeling.com
415.883.8177
UpCycle Builders, Inc. lic. 928550 B upcyclebuilders.com
415.574.1431
Upscale Construction, Inc. lic. 707506 B upscaleconstruction.com
415.563.7550
Velero Construction lic. 1012441 B veleroconstruction.com 415.601.0558
Walton & Co., LLC lic. 1016155 B
415.847.2274
Westward Builders, LLC lic. 1049996 A, B, C36, C55 westwardbuildersllc.com
415.459.2130
Wilson Building Company, LLC lic. 936159 B wilsonbuildingcompany.com
Green Organic Construction Clean-Up, Inc. lic. 1100716 C-61/D63 xhi5031.wixsite.com/green-organic-constr
Leap Solutions, a division of George Petersen Insurance Agency leapsolutions.com
707.527.0969
Marin SBDC (Small Business Development Center) marinsbdc.org
415.482.1819
CRANE SERVICE
Ad-Lite Crane Service lic. 898121 C-61/D21 adlitecrane.com
415.453.6300
Bay Area Crane Service, LLC bayareacraneservice.com
415.640.1144
DEBRIS BOX, HAULING & DEMOLITION
American Debris Box & Transportation americandebris.com
707.200.7730
Customized Hauling lic. 1011394 C21 customizedhauling.com
415.847.5760
Gallo’s Demolition Hauling Services lic. 1117819 C21 gallosdemolition.com 415.250.1694
Grange Debris Box Service & Wrecking Co. lic. 257220 C21 grangebox.com
415.456.2712
Marin Sanitary Service marinsanitaryservice.com 415.456.2601
Mill Valley Refuse Service, Inc. millvalleyrefuse.com 415.457.9760
Republic Services of Sonoma County aka Industrial Carting industrial-carting.com
707.585.8246
SMI Demolition lic. 1008605 C21, C-61/D06 smidemolitioninc.com
510.806.6975
DECONSTRUCTION,
REUSE & RECYCLING
Central Valley Environmental lic. 913083 A,B, C22, C21, C39 cvecorp.com
GreenLynx lic. 680356 B,C21 greenlynx.net 415.890.5880
Harvest Marin: The Northern California Chapter of Harvest Eco-Salvage harvestecosalvage.org 415.360.4631
Redwood Landfill, Recycling and Composting Center redwoodlandfill.wm.com
Design/Build Specialists, Inc. lic. 490829 B design-build-specialists.com
415.892.3932
DESIGNCORPS
lic. 974418 B designcorps.com
Dolan Construction & Remodeling lic. 812524 B, C-61/D41 dolanremodels.com
415.641.1101
ToolBox Design LLC lic. 1117920 B toolboxsf.co
Wilkinson Design & Construction lic. 564598 B wilkinsondesign.net
DESIGNERS
ae home aehome.co
415.298.5308
G Family, Inc.
lic. 893848 B gfamilyconstruction.com
415.444.0573
Lamperti Contracting & Design
lic. 600412 B lampertikitchens.com
415.454.1623
Leff Design Build lic. 521133 B leffdesignbuild.com
707.849.3555
Barlow Design barlowdesign.co
BB Meyer Design bbmeyerdesign.com
Clare Michael Interiors claremichaelinteriors.com 415.225.2661
Courtney Ferry Interior Design courtneyferry.com
707.823.4899
Rising Design & Construction lic. 864761 B risingdesigncompany.com
415.456.4482
RMC Contractors, Inc lic. 1013644 B rmccontractors.com
530.414.1109
Sandra Bird Designs, Inc. lic. 460795 B sandrabird.com
415.927.1171
Silver Lining Design Build Co. lic. 1024550 B silverliningbuilders.co
303.819.3086
Design Set Match designsetmatch.com
Ellen Manerud Design ellenmanerud.com
Faith Design Studio faithdesignstudio.com
Florence Livingston Interiors florencelivingston.com 415.855.5361
HKB Interior Design lic. 1113724 B hkbinteriordesign.com
Humanity Design Works humanitydesignworks.com 707.595.5046
Janzen Design jodijanzen.com 415.515.6413
Jenn McCoy Interiors jennmccoyinteriors.com 415.870.4118
Jennifer Wundrow Interior Design, Inc. jenniferwundrow.com 415.294.2554
Kate DeWitt Design katedewittdesign.com 925.548.4515
Kimberly Rider Interiors kimberlyrider.com 415.497.1994
Kitchens Inside Out kitchensinsideout.com
LJ Interior Design ljinteriordesigns.com
Lori Henle Interiors Design Studio lorihenleinteriors.com 415.302.3977
Within
Robert Insulation & Drywall, Inc. lic. 704473 C-2, C-9 robertinsulationanddrywallinc.com
415.310.9221
Sessi Drywall lic. 541472 C9
EDUCATION
College of Marin marin.edu
415.377.6653
Johnson Electric, Inc. lic. 899161 C10 johnsonelectric.net 415.453.2325
Johnson Integrations & Shades LLC lic. 1125856 johnsonintegrations.com
707.710.9960
Ken Azevedo Electric, Inc lic. 1046680 C10
415.328.2343
415.457.8811
Contractors License Guru contractorslicenseguru.com
916.217.1852
Marin City Community Development Corporation marincitycdc.org
415.339.2837
Thinkcap Consulting thinkcapconsulting.com
415.496.0129
ELECTRICAL
Alt Electric lic. 825279 C10
Ard Mac Electric, Inc. lic. 967353 B, C10 ,C7 ardmacelectricinc.com
415.250.5388
Marin Electric lic. 1081103 C-10 marinelectricians.com
415.726.0809
Marin SF Electric lic. 992078 C10 marinsfelectric.com
415.578.2401
415.444.6077
Flores Electric Services, Inc. lic. 1086699 C-10 floreselectricservices.com
415.720.0605
I. Cannan Electric lic. 736435 C10 icannanelectric.com
415.596.3676
Integrity Electric, Inc. lic. 678330 C10 integrityelectric.net
415.499.8844
MdL Electric, LLC lic. 817135 C10 mdlelectric.com
530.305.6539
Mike Brown Electric Company lic. 306767 C10 mbelectric.com
707.792.8100
Mike Mariani Electric, Inc. lic. 513657 C10
415.485.0631
Momentum Electrical Contractors lic. 998076 C10, B momentum-electric.com
415.559.3333
Northbay Electric Solutions lic. 1025064 C10 northbayelectricsolutions.com
415.571.1697
Platinum Power, Inc. lic. 994814 C10 platinumpowersf.com
415.235.6580
R.C Electric, Inc.
lic. 1067647 C10 robertcurryelectric.com
415.592.4403
Redwood Electric lic. 870103 C10
SCC Electric, Inc.
lic. 1109026 A, C10
Strom Electric, Inc.
415.892.4900
ELEVATORS
ECA Builders - Home Lifts and Elevators lic. 557444 B
415.884.0866
ENERGY CONSULTANTS
Wade Energy wadeenergy.com
415.599.6545
lic. 480976 C10,C36 stromelectricmarin.com
415.453.1200
Synapse Electric
lic. 828101 C10 synapseelectric.com
415.985.7298
Towery Electric, Inc.
lic. 989290 C10 toweryelectric.com
Urban Energy, Inc. lic. 971231 C10 urbanenergysf.com
415.419.5960
ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS
925.203.5686
Alchemech Engineering alchemech.com
248.250.2013
William Tucker Associates, Inc. wmta.com
415.717.0196
ENGINEERING, GRADING, PAVING & EXCAVATING
Adobe Construction Company lic. 1104098 A, C12 adobeconstruction.com
707.364.3651
415.871.0395
W. Bradley Electric, LLC lic. 1114449 C10, B,A wbeinc.com
415.898.1400
Walsh Electric lic. 1141155 C10 walshelectric.org
Wendt Electric lic. 1079273 C10 wendtelectric68.com
415.488.3112
All Terrain, Inc. lic. 827896 A,B allterraininc.com
707.634.7091
West Coast Electric Service Company, Inc. lic. 985029 C10 westcoastelectricinc.com
707.978.2609
JS Company lic. 979111 A,C21,ASB,HAZ jscompanyinc.com
415.460.2100
Linscott Engineering Contractors, Inc. lic. 477476 A linscottinc.com
LVI Engineering, Inc. lic. 1072473 A lviengineering.com
415.492.1755
W.R. Forde Associates, Inc. lic. 1025853 A,B,C21 wrforde.net
Wildcat Engineering lic. 951203
415.459.1488
Farallon Company Engineering lic. 827633 A,B,C33 faralloncompany.com
415.892.7760
Ghilotti Bros., Inc. lic. 132128 A,C8,C12,C21,C42,HAZ gbi1914.com
415.454.7011
Ghilotti Construction Company lic. 644515 A,C8,C12,C21,C42,HAZ ghilotti.com
707.585.1221
415.305.5034
Maggiora & Ghilotti, Inc. lic. 226767 A,B,C8,C12,C21,42,32,34 maggiora-ghilotti.com
415.459.8640
Michael Paul Company, Inc. lic. 386001 A, C12, C34, C42
707.769.1006
Redwood Engineering lic. 456790 A,HAZ redwoodengineeringca.com 415.435.0768
Robison Construction lic. 701379 A krobisonconstruction.com 707.769.4747
Team Ghilotti, Inc. lic. 895384 A,HAZ teamghilotti.com
707.763.8700
Thornton Paving, Inc. lic. 382817 A thorntonpavinginc.com 415.453.2324
Tight Access Excavation, Inc. lic. 687105 tightaccess.net 707.795.0369 Tuatagaloa Contracting lic. 699547 A,HAZ
FINANCIAL SERVICES
Advance Business Services
415.203.4247
CHIPP chipp.cc
415.246.2988
CLA (CliftonLarsenAllen LLP) claconnect.com
415.892.7759
Jordan & Associates Retirement Services jandaretirement.com
707.545.1001
Porter, Ritchie & Associates I Ameriprise Financial Services, LLC ameripriseadvisors.com/team/ porter-porter-associates
415.743.9886
Ryan Heidrich, Senior Financial Advisor - Principal Financial Group ryanheidrich.pfyfn.com
925.784.6333
FIRE PROTECTION & HOME HARDENING
Clough Construction lic. 516987 B cloughconstruction.com
415.444.5554
Fire Safe Marin firesafemarin.org
415.570.4398
JCP Fire Protection, Inc.
lic. 1070950 C16 jcpfireprotection.com 415.462.2272
Shearman Builders
lic. 1091520 B shearmanbuilders.com
510.355.3838
Thorpe Design, Inc. lic. 541016 C10, C16 thorpedesign.com
925.634.5758
Todd Morris Fire Protection lic. 978422 C16 toddmorrisfireprotection.com 415.454.7919
FIREPLACES & CHIMNEYS
Green Fireplace Solutions lic. 1071224 C-61/D34 greenfireplacesolutions.com 415.761.9997
Hearth & Home of Marin lic. 827357 B, C33, C-61 / D34 hhofmarin.com
415.479.2876
FLOORING
123-Floor Inc. lic. 876615 C-15 123-floor.com
Architectural Design Carpets lic. 731573 C15 adccarpets.com
415.485.1230
City Carpets, Carpet One lic. 746886 C15 city-carpets.com
Eureka Valley Floor Company lic. 397118 C15 eurekavalleyfloors.com
Floortex Design lic. 534583 B,C15 floortexdesign.com
PacifiContract lic. 682766 C15 pacificontract.com
Rafael Floors lic. 178605 C15 rafaelfloors.com
FOUNDATIONS
415.785.4614
Western States Oil Company lubeoil.com
GARAGE DOORS
415.258.9966
415.456.3656
&
RETAINING WALLS
Maloney Construction, Inc. lic. 959104 A, B maloneyconstruction.net
415.895.5304
Nolan Construction, Inc. lic. 896770 B nolanconstructioninc.com
415.521.5654
Whiteside Concrete Construction lic. 577719 A,B,D06 Whitesideconstruction.com
510.234.6681
FUEL
Cruise Americard/Boyett Petroleum boyett.net
209.287.6080
De Carli’s Petaluma Butane Distributor decarlipropane.com 707.762.4511
McPhail Fuel Company lic. 1129205 mcphails.com
Door Pros, Inc. lic. 1046013 C-61, D28 doorpros.com 415.717.7015
Northgate Garage Doors, Inc. lic. 627224 D28 ngdoors.com 415.472.6004
GOLF COURSES
Bay Club StoneTree Golf Club bayclubs.com/stonetree 415.209.6090
HANDYMAN
Golden State Handyman, Inc. lic. 1038844 B goldenstatehandyman.com 415.599.5955
Marin Handyman Services lic. 1136736 B-2 marinhandymanservices.com 415.794.0980
Michael Murray Construction, Inc. lic. 986975 B michaelmurrayconstruction.com 415.412.4544
HEATING, AIR CONDITIONING & SHEET METAL
Aaero Heating & Sheetmetal lic. 278370 C20,C43 aeroheating.com 415.897.4187
Marin County District Attorney’s Office marincountyda.org
Marin Housing Authority marinhousing.org
Allied Heating & Air Conditioning Co., Inc. lic. 453261 C20, C36, C43 alliedhvac.com 415.459.5232
Bayside IO, LLC baysideio.com 415.333.5099
Cherry Hill Plumbing & Heating/AC lic. 896730 C36, C20 cherryhillplumbingandheating.com 707.664.8815
CP Sheet Metal lic. 1082227 C20, C43 415.453.1306
Diamond HVAC Services, Inc. lic. 1092525 C20 diamondhvacservicesinc.com 707.762.7260
The Furnace Man, Inc. lic. 1033310 C20 415.883.7070
Verde Metals, Inc. lic. 635429 C43,C20 415.454.9007
Volkman Heating and Air lic. 1102705 C20 volkmanheatingandair.com 707.338.8243
INSPECTION SERVICES
Leak Detection Pros, Inc. leakdetectionpros.com
Payton Environmental, LLC paytonasbestostesting.com 707.790.3233
Westech Environmental, LLCYour Certified Asbestos Consultant wtenviro.com
LAND SURVEYING
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS
CEARA Studio, Inc. cearastudio.com
415.317.7962
Pedersen Associates Landscape Architects pedersenassociates.com
415.456.2070
Reyes Landscape Construction lic. 1024390 B, C27 reyeslandscape.com
415.747.8633
Studio Serrette studioserrette.com
510.221.6020
LANDSCAPING & LANDSCAPE SUPPLIES
Bauman Landscape & Construction lic. 372478 A,C27 baumanland.com
415.447.4800
Bertotti Landscaping, Inc. lic. 373488 B,C27,A bertotti.com
707.559.7077
Bortolussi & Watkin, Inc. lic. 962905 C27 bwatkin.com
415.453.4675
Buchholz Landscaping Company
lic. 1012442 B,C27 gardenbuilders.com
628.259.2165
Dan Fix Landscape Construction Company lic. 1128043 C27 danfixlandscape.com
415.453.1604
Dibble Landscaping lic. 658345 C27 dibblelandscaping.com
707.778.9088
Frank and Grossman Landscape Contractors, Inc. lic. 454266 B, C27 frankandgrossman.com
415.652.0015
Gardens & Gables lic. 779218 C27 gardensandgables.com
415.499.0331
Heritage Landscape Supply heritagelandscapesupply.com
415.380.3840
Inscapes lic. 527867 C-27 inscapesca.net
415.246.6912
J.G. Becerra Landscape Management lic. 860160 C27, C-61/D49 jgblandscaping.com
707.321.3036
Landesign Construction & Maintenance, Inc. lic. 402582 C27 landesign-inc.com
707.578.2657
Lucio Landscape Construction, Inc. lic. 1105686 C-8, C27 luciolandscape.com
415.718.2695
Marion Landscaping lic. 670972 C27 marionlandscaping.com
415.382.9404
Moliver Landscape lic. 616772 C27 moliverlandscape.com 415.250.8646
North Bay Landscape Management, Inc. lic. 723370 B,C27 northbaylandscape.com
707.762.3850
North Bay Materials Delivery Services northbaymaterials.com
707.940.9419
Outdoor Environments lic. 707006 C27 outdoor-environs.com
707.795.0605
Rock Landscaping lic. 1112020 C27
rocklandscapingcompany.com
707.310.3839
Salazar Cal Cities lic. 820057 C27
415.328.4649
Sampson’s Landscaping, Inc. lic. 896134 C27
sampsonslandscaping.com 415.302.1078
Vaca Landscape and Construction, Inc. lic. 990447 B, C27 vacalandscape.com
415.897.0704
LEGAL
KWCL/ Kate Warner Construction Lawyers kwcl.law
Mead Clark Lumber Co., Inc. meadclark.com
707.576.3333
Pini Hardware, Inc. piniacehardware.com 415.892.1577
Rafael Lumber rafaellumber.com
415.453.3043
Simpson Strong-Tie Company, Inc. strongtie.com
415.559.9963
Trex trex.com
916.886.6805
MARKETING, PR & CREATIVE SERVICES
LaMar Productions lamarproductions.com
831.345.2535
Motava motava.com
Strategic 32 32strategic.com
MASONRY
Petty Masonry, Inc. lic. 416140 C29 pettymasonryinc.com
408.709.5150
MEDICAL & SAFETY
Alex Berger, DDS sanrafaelfamilydental.com
415.457.1588
ARCpoint Labs of San Rafael arcpointlabs.com/sanrafael 415.475.4620
BioMarin Pharmaceutical biomarin.com
415.506.6700
Karen Reynolds Acupuncture kreynoldsacupuncture.com
415.686.4563
MarinHealth Medical Center mymarinhealth.org
415.925.7000
METALWORK, ORNAMENTAL & STRUCTURAL STEEL
Castaneda Iron Works lic. 964236 C23 castanedairon.com
415.332.3730
V Studio, Inc. lic. 1001154 C23 vstudiometal.com
West Cork Welding lic. 851607 C51
510.846.0970
415.910.0464
415.898.2200
Thameside Masonry, Inc. lic. 937606 C29 thamesidemasonry.com
415.564.5633
Charles Custom Welding lic. 1008475 C60 charlescustomwelding.com
707.570.5050
Iron Dog Fabrication, Inc. lic. 726720 C51 irondogfab.com
707.579.7831
Onspot Welding & Design, Inc. lic. 620205 C60 onspotwelding.com 415.382.1091
Skyline Seamless Gutters, Inc. lic. 1141367 C43 skylinesgsc.com 707.892.3877
415.377.1948
MOVING & STORAGE
A and P Moving, Inc. apmoving.com 415.883.2391
Ahmed’s Moving Express, Inc. ahmedsmoving.com 415.492.2122
Earl Farnsworth Express farnsworthexpress.com 415.459.6683
Forde’s Larkspur Self Storage fordestorage.com 415.924.7144
Johnson & Daly Moving & Storage jdmovers.com 415.491.4444
ORGANIZATIONS
ADU Center Marin / North Bay adumarin.org
American Institute of Architects, San Francisco aiasf.org 415.874.2620
Bay Area Chapter American Subcontractors Association (BASA) asaofthebay.org 703.684.3450 California Landscape Contractors AssociationNorth Coast Chapter clcancc.org 707.328.2996
Chamber of Commerce of Marin hccmarin.com 415.721.9686 Homeward Bound of Marin hbofm.org 415.382.3363 Make It Home makeithomebayarea.org 415.578.3205 Mill Valley Chamber of Commerce enjoymillvalley.com
415.388.9700 NKBA Northern California Chapter nocankba.org 415.295.5237
Chamber of Commerce novatochamber.com 415.897.1164 Plumbing, Heating, Cooling Contractors (PHCC) of the Redwood Empire rephcc.org 707.658.1041 Rebuilding Together East Bay Network rtebn.org 510.644.8979 Resilient Neighborhoods resilientneighborhoods.org 415.761.3558 San Rafael Chamber of Commerce srchamber.com 415.454.4163
Tradeswomen, Inc. tradeswomen.org
510.891.1243
PAINTING - COMMERCIAL
Dominic Gaidano Painting & Decorating lic. 1095620 C33 dompaints.com
415.419.2564
Jerry Thompson & Sons Painting, Inc. lic. 684610 C33,B jtspainting.com
415.454.1500
Urban Painting Inc. lic. 468877 C33, B urbanpainting.com
PAINTING & DECORATING
Anello Painting and Construction lic. 619941 C33, B anellopainting.com
Boeck & Associates Painting Company lic. 531284 C33 boeckpaint.com
415.485.1130
Dunn-Edwards Paints dunnedwards.com
415.300.5670
Fresh Coat Painters Serving Marin lic. 859046 C-33 freshcoatpainters.com/marin
415.941.2406
Gaidano & Sons Painting & Decorating lic. 833585 B,C33 gaidanopainting.com
415.482.6055
J & R Thompson, Inc. lic. 736414 C33
415.892.6030
KBI Painting, Inc. lic. 944475 C33 kbipaint.com
Kunst Painting, Inc. lic. 346191 C33 kunstpainting.com
707.795.4955
Pac West Painting, Inc. lic. 848109 C33,B
415.457.0724
Pierpont Painting, Inc. lic. 1050176 pierpontpainting.com
415.927.1524
Ross Painting lic. 526659 C33 rosspainting.com
Sherwin-Williams sherwin-williams.com
415.455.0766
415.892.8989
415.457.0100
LLV Decorative Painting & Venetian Works lic. 1099395 C33 venetianworks.shop
415.724.0302
510.239.9984
Tamalpais Paint & Color, Inc. tamalpaispaint.com
415.924.7321
PERMIT EXPEDITER
Canty Real Estate Group, Inc thecantygroup.com 415.408.1879
Up 2 Code Permit Solutions and Intermediary Services up2code.net
415.610.2457
PEST CONTROL
415.491.1702
Chroma Colors, Inc. lic. 923233 C33 chromacolors.net
415.453.2397
Coronado Painting lic. 730732 C33, C-9
415.595.1399
Dominic Gelardi Design Services lic. 1154712 C33 gelardi.online
415.246.3917
Marin Color Service, Inc. marincolorservice.com
415.453.4066
Mikkelsen Painting lic. 645552 C33
415.382.3300
MoonDance Painting lic. 854966 moondancepainting.com 925.383.4537
North Marin Painting, Inc. lic. 702759 C33,B northmarinpainting.com
415.892.0199
ATCO Pest Control atcopestcontrol.com
415.898.2282
Buena Vista Company lic. 721475 B buenavistacompany.com
Plumbing, Inc. lic. 417360 C36,C20 burkell.com
Grier Argall Plumbing, Inc. lic. 736901 C36 grierargall.com
415.457.0748
Local Plumbing lic. 1091739 C36, C16 localplumbingca.com
415.484.0454
Marin Roto-Rooter lic. 288461 C12, C36, C42 marin-rotorooter.com
415.898.2700
Mike Testa Plumbing, Inc. lic. 519618 C36,C16 miketestaplumbing.com
415.479.0110
Pedro Femenia & Sons, Inc. lic. 392227 C4,C16,C20,C36 pedrofemenia.com
415.721.7473
Peter Levi Plumbing, Heating, Cooling and Drains lic. 687489 C12, C20, C36 callpeterlevi.com
415.454.7771
Roman’s Plumbing, Inc. lic. 952842 C36 romansplumbing.net
707.971.0353
Roy’s Sewer Service, Inc. lic. 491815 C42 royssewer.com
415.456.2320
Rubenstein Supply Company rubensteinsupply.com
415.454.1174
Schwartzbart Plumbing lic. 1068529 C36
415.539.6293
Steven Bailey Plumbing and Rooter lic. 1122760 C36 StevenBaileyPlumbing.com
650.822.3230
Studio Belmont studiobelmontco.com
415.763.3590
The Neighborhood Plumber lic. 1120211 C36 theneighborhoodplumbermarin.com 415.306.4382
Wilson’s Plumbing lic. 623217 C36 wilsonsplumbing.info 415.457.6941
PRINTING & SIGNAGE
Minuteman Press of Marin minuteman-marin.com
415.453.4548
Unicorn Group unicornprintmail.com 415.492.2222
PUMPS
Thomas and Associates lic. 1021910 C-61/D21 thomaspumps.net 415.884.4501
REAL ESTATE, DEVELOPMENT, PROPERTY MANAGEMENT & APPRAISAL
Ares Commercial Properties 415.899.1590
CPi Developers cpidevelopers.com 415.457.8850
Deborah Allyce, REALTOR®, Luxe Places International Realty deborahmarinliving.com 415.302.5680
Garrett Burdick REALTOR® | Coldwell Banker garrettburdick.realtor 415.602.2282
Giuliani Property Management g-prop.com 415.944.1313
Glen Barras, REALTOR®, Compass glenbarras.com 415.846.4186
Greenbrae Management, Inc. I Bon Air Greenbrae bonair.com 415.461.0200
Haven Development lic. 1057489 B havenca.com 833.428.3622
Hendricks Land Corporation 707.775.4554
Lindsay Moon, Licensed Loan Officer with ProMortgage, Green Developer & Builder lindsaymoon.online 415.819.3794
MacPhail Properties, Inc. 415.482.1604
PRANDI Property Management, Inc. lic. DRE #00980159 prandiprop.com 415.482.9988
Seadrift Realty seadrift.com 415.868.1791
Seagull Prime Real Estate Fund, LLC seagullprimefund.com 415.898.4802
(dba Asbestos Control Center) lic. 590867 A,B,HAZ,ASB,C33,C22 jakelainc.com 415.883.7856
of Novato/San Rafael/Sausalito lic. 1019222 B servpronovatosanrafaelsausalito.com 415.479.2900 West Coast Fire & Water lic. 1036250 B westcoastfireandwater.com 415.499.9000
& GUTTERS ABC Supply Co., Inc. abcsupply.com/locations/location?BranchNumber=165 415.257.5706
Able Roofing Co., Inc. lic. 849192, C39 ableroofing.biz
415.786.7308
Amy’s Roofing & Solar lic. 1070189 B, C39, C10 amyrs.com
707.981.9801
ARS Roofing & Gutters lic. 837618 C39, C-61/D24, C33 arsroofing.com
415.459.7200
Aussie Roofing, Inc. lic. 823443 C39, C46 aussieroofing.com
415.472.2800
De Mello Roofing lic. 290726 C39,D41 demelloroofing.com
415.456.0741
Figs Roofing & Construction lic. 1092827 B, C39 figsroofing.com
415.342.0443
Henris Roofing Company lic. 220964 C39 henrisroofing.com
707.763.1535
Marin County Roofing Co., Inc. lic. 256043 B, C39 marinroofing.com
415.453.3511
Marina Bay Roofing, Inc. lic. 1133789 C39 marinabayroofing.com
628.233.8140
McLeran Roofing & Gutters lic. 474230 C39, C-61 / D24 mcleranroofing.com
415.456.7663
North Coast Roofing LLC lic. 1139842 C39 northcoastroofingllc.com
707.503.5507
Northern Pacific Roofing lic. 812250 C39,B northernpacificroofing.com
415.456.3482
Redwood Seamless Gutters lic. 1060251 C43 redwoodseamless.com
415.209.9344
Steve Janney Roofing, Inc. lic. 511545 C39
415.258.9676
Superior Roofing Solutions lic. 956499 B, C39 roofingmarin.com
415.491.1144
Valenzano Construction lic. 1101540 B, C39 ValenzanoConstruction.com
707.774.3179
Wedge Roofing, Inc. lic. 416737 C39,C2,C43, C46, B wedgeroofing.com
707.763.5475
SECURITY
Electronic Innovations, Inc. lic. 406608 C-7, C10, C-61/D28 electronicinnovations.com
510.233.2795
Redwood Security Systems, Inc. lic. 426887 C7,C10 redwoodsecurity.com
415.388.5355
SEWER INSPECTION & REPLACEMENT
Alpha Trenchless lic. 1044308 C34, C36 alphatrenchless.com
415.377.6939
Pipe Spy Marin, Inc. lic. 909818 A pipespymarin.com
415.927.0287
SKILLED CONSTRUCTION LABOR
Essel Skilled Trades esseltek.com
HammerLoop hammerloop.com
415.910.1578
707.837.3623
PeopleReady Skilled Trades (CLP Resources) skilled.peopleready.com
415.497.7974
The Premier Group thepremiergroupus.com
408.966.8314
SOLAR & ENERGY STORAGE
Ally Electric and Solar, Inc. lic. 806465 C10, C45 allyelectricandsolar.com 510.559.7700
Grid Titans lic. 1136816 C10 gridtitans.com
Herb’s Pool Service, Inc. lic. 273969 D35, 791298 C53 herbspoolservice.com
415.479.4040
TECHNOLOGY & COMMUNICATIONS
Audac lic. 445578 C7 audacsystems.com 415.459.3095
Autodesk, Inc. autodesk.com 310.429.9613
Bay Area Transparent Technologies, LLC batt4u.com
Langtech Systems Consulting langtech.com
Paylocity paylocity.com
Professional Computer Concepts, Inc. calpcc.com
TILE, STONE & GLASS
Cambria cambriausa.com
Ceramic Tile Center ceramictilecenter.com
Ceramic Tile Design ceramictiledesign.net
CTW Kitchen & Bath ctwdesigns.com
FLM Ceramics flmceramics.com
Fox Marble lic. 737416 C29, C54 fox-marble.com
Miconi Marble & Tile lic. 604588 C54 miconi.com
415.482.8453
Romero's Tile & Stone, Inc. lic. 1135683 C54 romerostileandstone.com
707.331.3611
Velazquez Tile, Inc. lic. 978558 C54 velazqueztile.com
TREE SERVICE
415.488.5098
Arbor Day Tree Care Inc lic. 1098503 C61/D49 arbordaytree.com
415.454.8501
Marin County Arborists, Inc. lic. 641117 C-61/D49 marincountyarborists.com 415.457.8733
Mayan Climber Tree Service, Inc. lic. 1076319 C-61 / D49 mayanclimber.com
415.948.7296
TRUCKING
De La Montanya Trucking 707.765.0725 UTILITY MCE mcecleanenergy.org 888.632.3674
Pacific Gas and Electric Company pge.com
415.264.4005
WATERPROOFING
Capital Caulking & Waterproofing Corp. lic. 1125214 B capitalcaulkingandwaterproofingcorp.com
510.918.6191
Division Seven Waterproofing and Sheet Metal lic. 594303 B,C33 division7waterproofing.com 415.883.6548
WINDOW COVERINGS & SCREENS
Budget Blinds of Central Marin/South Marin/ Petaluma/West Santa Rosa lic. 1048298 budgetblinds.com/central-marin-ca/?fid=4051 707.766.0885
High Tech Screens & Shades lic. 887830 C61,D52,D3 hightechscreensandshades.com 415.328.4613
WINDOWS & DOORS
B & L Glass lic. 1058949 C17 blglass.com 707.546.4143
Dotto Glass lic. 225824 C17 dottoglass.com 415.479.1274
Marin Window and Door, Inc. marinwindowdoor.com 415.258.0114
Glass, Inc. lic. 371442 C17 novatoglass.com 415.897.5117
Worx lic. 758998 C17
FOR NEARLY FOUR
decades, Paula Krause has been a constant presence at the Marin Builders Association—a steady hand, a trusted resource, and someone whose dedication has helped shape the organization in countless ways.
This spring, Paula officially retired from her position as office manager after 38 years of service, marking the close of an extraordinary chapter in the history of the Marin Builders Association (MBA). Fortunately for the organization, she graciously agreed to stay on through April to help guide the transition—one final example of the commitment and care she has shown throughout her career.
association’s group health insurance program, helping members navigate complicated coverage options, and ensuring the program ran smoothly for the many businesses that relied on it.
In many ways, Paula became the organizational hub that kept the Marin Builders Association moving forward every day.
Staggering Numbers
Looking back at Paula’s time with the MBA, the numbers themselves tell an impressive story.
She has spent more than 9,500 days working at the Marin Builders Association. During those years, she has worked alongside about half
Celebrating Paula Krause
Nearly four decades of dedication to the Marin Builders Association
Paula’s Journey at the Marin Builders Association
Paula first joined the Marin Builders Association in 1988 as a typist, beginning what would become a long and impactful career. What started as an entry-level administrative role quickly evolved as the organization grew and as Paula’s skills and reliability became clear to everyone around her.
Over time, Paula became responsible for managing the front office and supporting staff across the organization. Her role grew to encompass a wide range of responsibilities that were essential to the day-to-day operations of the MBA. She handled membership dues billing, accounts receivable and accounts payable, coordination of member events, administration of the MBA Scholarship Program, and organization of educational seminars. She also provided ongoing assistance and support to the MBA Board of Directors, committees, staff, accountant, bookkeeper, members, and business partners. In addition, Paula played an important role in administering the
helping members solve problems, supporting board leadership, coordinating events, or simply making sure the office ran smoothly day after day, Paula approached every task with professionalism, patience, and care. Through economic shifts, industry changes, leadership transitions, and the everyday challenges that come with running an organization, Paula has remained a steady and reliable presence. Her deep institutional knowledge and unwavering dedication have helped guide the Marin Builders Association through both the hills and the valleys. In many ways, she has served as the quiet backbone of the organization.
a dozen executive directors, each bringing their own leadership style and priorities. Through each transition, Paula provided continuity and institutional knowledge that helped keep the organization grounded. She has also supported more than 150 members of the MBA Board of Directors, assisting them as they guided the association and worked t o strengthen Marin County’s building community.
Along the way, Paula has helped coordinate and support nearly 200 MBA events—gatherings that have brought members together to network, collaborate, and build the professional relationships that are central to the association’s mission.
A Grounding Presence
Behind those numbers, however, lies something far more meaningful. For decades, Paula has been the person who quietly made sure everything worked the way it was supposed to. She handled countless details behind the scenes that many members may never have noticed but that were absolutely essential to the organization’s success. Whether
spending time outdoors—hiking Marin’s beautiful trails, gardening, enjoying warm weather and beaches, and most of all, spending time with family and friends.
A True Team Player
When asked about her favorite part of working with the Marin Builders Association, Paula once said: “I enjoy the diversity of my responsibilities and am excited about being a part of the Marin Builders Association moving on to the next level.” That perspective perfectly captures the spirit she has brought to her role for nearly four decades—a willingness to do whatever was needed combined with a genuine
Paula’s Deep Roots in Marin
Beyond her work with MBA, Paula has long been deeply connected to the Marin community. A Marin County native, she graduated from Marin Catholic High School and now lives in Corte Madera. She has also volunteered locally as a Neighborhood “Ready Marin” host, helping strengthen community preparedness and resilience.
Family has always been central to Paula’s life. She is the mother of three sons and a proud grandmother to two granddaughters and one grandson. She also carries the memory of her
belief in the future of the organization and the community it serves.
On behalf of the MBA Board of Directors, its members, and the broader community, we extend our deepest thanks to Paula for everything she has contributed over the years. Her professionalism, loyalty, and steady presence have helped shape the Marin Builders Association into the strong organization it is today. As Paula enters this well-earned retirement, her legacy will continue to be felt throughout the Marin Builders Association for many years to come. While this chapter may be coming
"We extend our deepest thanks to Paula for her professionalism, loyalty, and steady presence have helped shape the Marin Builders Association into the strong organization it is today."
oldest son, who was lost in a tragic accident in July 2011—a loss that speaks to the strength and resilience she has shown throughout her life. Outside of work, Paula enjoys
to a close, one thing is certain: The Marin Builders Association will always be a little bit of Paula’s place—and we’re all better because of it.
Paula with Peter Arrigoni in 1997
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