General Contractor & Custom Home Builder in Penn Valley, CA
No two Penn Valley properties work quite the same way. Some have piped water from Nevada Irrigation District, and others run on a well. Some near the Village Center are on county sewer, and septic comes into it when a property has one. What you can build depends on which of those you've got.
You shouldn't have to sort that out alone. We've built in Nevada County since 2009, and Penn Valley is regular ground for us: decks, siding, bathrooms and ADUs. We treat your home, your budget and your timeline as ours to care for, not ours to take.
Building in Penn Valley
Penn Valley is unincorporated, so permits run through the Nevada County Building Department. We handle that work and coordinate the inspections.
An ADU is where the utilities matter most. The county publishes its own ADU guidance, including sewage disposal information for parcels on septic. We look at your well, your septic or sewer, and what's realistic at the site walk, before you spend money on plans.
If your home is inside Lake Wildwood, the association's rules apply too. Our Lake Wildwood page covers how that works.
What we build in Penn Valley
- Remodels and additions, including kitchens and bathrooms.
- ADUs, planned around your water and sewer.
- Custom homes, planned around your lot and how your family lives.
- Whole-house siding and window replacement.
- Decks and outbuildings.
How it works
- Walk it with us. Tell us what you want, and we'll tell you what we see.
- Get a clear plan and an honest estimate before work starts.
- Build with updates you can count on: calls returned, problems named early.
What our clients say
"Our first project was replacing siding that had water damage on a two-story house... Not only is their work quality, but it actually looks better than the original!"
Mel, Penn Valley, Google review
Picture it finished: a home that fits how your family lives, built right, with nothing left hidden behind the walls.
Licensed, bonded and insured, CSLB #935362. Proud member of the Nevada County Contractors Association. One-year workmanship warranty, extended to five years through our annual maintenance program.
