Belmont climbs. It starts in the flat 1950s and 60s ranch tracts of Sterling Downs and Hallmark near 101, then works uphill into the wooded slopes toward Water Dog Lake and Belmont Heights, where the hillside contemporaries live. The hill changes how you build: steep lots often mean geotechnical and grading review, retaining work, and a real plan for getting crews and materials onto a tight, sloped site. The flats are more forgiving, and we're at home on either end.
We're a family-owned San Jose contractor, and a Belmont job runs the way all of ours do: one family, one crew, one point of contact. We draw the plans, pull City of Belmont permits, and handle Title 24, so the part left to you is the good part: choosing finishes you'll love.
Belmont runs its own building department, and we carry the whole permit process for you, from drawings to final inspection.
