Alliance Custom Builders Inc. is a premier design/build residential remodeling company serving Marin, Sonoma, and San Francisco. Founded by principals Steve Andre and Chris Chapek, the company is built on a foundation of over 60 years of combined experience in the construction and remodeling industry. Their unique approach ensures that every project, from minor renovations to full home remodels, is led by the owners themselves. This provides clients with consistent and reliable communication, as well as an unmatched level of involvement and dedication throughout the remodeling process.
Steve brings over 30 years of experience in residential and commercial renovations, showcasing a diverse portfolio that includes everything from Victorian restorations to contemporary high-rise remodels. His skill set spans carpentry, construction management, and customer service, ensuring every project is executed with meticulous attention to detail.
Chris Chapek complements this expertise with a strong background in high-end kitchen and bath remodeling. With a BS in construction management and over three decades in the industry, he is adept at architectural design and implementing sophisticated cost estimating systems tailored for residential developments.
Alliance Custom Builders specializes in creating functional, aesthetically pleasing spaces that leverage timeless materials and innovative designs, emphasizing the importance of quality craftsmanship and long-lasting results. Their three-phase remodeling approach focuses on aligning clients' visions with their expert insight, ensuring projects stay within budget and timeline while maintaining excitement throughout the process.
With a commitment to exceeding client expectations, the small yet dedicated team at Alliance Custom Builders transforms homes into beautiful and functional spaces, enabling clients to enjoy their homes for years to come. Their reputation for exceptional design talent and customer service has solidified their standing as leading contractors in the Bay Area.
