Home(916) 544-8114Whole-House Remodeling Contractor in Sacramento
Coordinate multiple rooms, systems, structural changes, finishes, permits, and specialty trades under one realistic plan and one accountable general contractor.
CA License #987850 · Licensed · Bonded · Insured · EPA Lead-Safe
3 Pyramid Construction & Renovation Corporation
California General Building Contractor — License #987850
- Licensed
- Bonded
- Insured
- EPA Lead-Safe Certified
For older properties, pre-move-in renovations, investor projects, and homes where several rooms or building systems need work together.
We begin with the property, the complete requested scope, the owner’s budget framework, desired timing, available plans, and known site conditions. Final scope, price, and schedule require project-specific review and a separately signed agreement.
How this project moves from idea to construction.
The sequence is adjusted for design, engineering, permits, inspections, selections, procurement, existing conditions, and the responsibilities stated in the signed contract.
- 01
Build the master scope
Separate must-have corrections, functional improvements, finish goals, and optional phases.
- 02
Investigate dependencies
Review structure, utilities, access, occupied-home needs, plans, permits, hazardous-material considerations, and long-lead items.
- 03
Create the sequence
Organize demolition, rough work, inspections, wall closure, fixed finishes, final fixtures, and exterior or site work.
- 04
Coordinate construction
Manage connected trades and owner decisions against the written scope and approved changes.
- 05
Complete the handoff
Finish inspections, walkthrough, punch list, available documentation, and contract-controlled warranty closeout.
A useful budget starts with the complete scope.
Online ranges can help with early planning, but they are not bids or price guarantees. These project conditions commonly affect the final cost:
- Total square footage and number of rooms
- Age, condition, and previous alterations
- Structural and layout changes
- Extent of electrical, plumbing, HVAC, window, and envelope work
- Finish level, cabinetry, fixtures, surfaces, and flooring
- Living arrangements, phasing, access, permits, engineering, and lead times
Common homeowner questions.
Should we renovate before moving in?+
When practical, pre-move-in work can simplify access, protection, demolition, flooring, paint, and connected system upgrades. The benefit depends on purchase timing and project readiness.
Can the project be phased?+
Yes, when the sequence preserves completed work and does not create unnecessary duplicate mobilization, permits, protection, or finish transitions.
How is budget controlled?+
Start with a complete written scope, realistic allowances, selection deadlines, defined exclusions, and written change control. A low initial number without scope clarity is not reliable budget control.
Help us understand the property before the first call.
Provide ownership, address, ZIP code, scope, budget, timing, decision-maker information, and optional photographs or plans. Your submission is delivered to 3pyramid@usa.com.