At Berkley Construction, we love helping our clients create environments that inspire relaxation, renewal, and everyday wellbeing. Our latest project took us to a beautiful golf course and spa in San Diego, where we designed and installed a stunning commercial cedar sauna.

Berkley Construction just wrapped up a full basement-to-speakeasy transformation—complete with a custom bar, alder wood paneling, intricate tile work, and even a secret cellar-door entrance.

Whether you're planning a kitchen overhaul, an addition, outdoor living space, or simply updating fixtures & finishes — there are multiple compelling reasons to move forward now, plus ways your investment can pay off in comfort, value, and peace of mind.

The construction industry is in a continual quest to create better buildings. In a rapidly-evolving economy, structures must go up faster than ever to give businesses a chance to compete. However, they must do so while adhering to ever-heightening environmental and safety standards.

Modern properties must be energy-efficient, sustainably-sourced, and technologically “smart.” However, two age old priorities--form and function--remain integral components of modern design amid this ever-evolving landscape.

Home design and construction involves balancing myriad challenges. Of these, the need to create visually stunning spaces that are also eco-friendly are among the top priorities for modern building professionals.

As homeowners increasingly build accessory dwelling units (ADUs) for additional living space, there’s a rising focus on making these structures as energy-efficient and sustainable as possible. ADUs offer an excellent opportunity to incorporate eco-friendly materials due to their smaller size, making energy savings and sustainability more achievable. 

This month, the Berkley Construction team assisted in the remodel of a beautiful home in Montana located along the Gallatin River. 

Upgrading your home is about making it look better while ensuring it lasts. The materials you choose for these upgrades make a big difference, not only in the aesthetics but also in durability. From flooring to countertops and outdoor spaces, finding materials that balance style and strength is key to creating a home that stands the test of time.

Want to save money on your upcoming remodeling project? Pay a professional to help define the scope. Here's why.... A Professional Service Agreement (PSA) is a contract to help you define the remodel’s scope and quality in advance.

Here at Berkley Construction Inc, we believe that communication is the key to the success of a project.  That’s why we have a multi-tiered estimating system numbered 1 through 5. 

The Berkley Construction team kicked off 2020 by completing a bathroom remodel in the guest quarters of a home in North County San Diego. We also replaced the kitchen countertop, sink and faucet giving the entire space a more updated and modern look.

The Berkley Construction team recently completed a kitchen remodel in Del Mar. The old kitchen was entirely removed to make room for a new, more modern design crafted to brighten the room and create more space for cooking and entertaining.

Berkley Construction worked with UrbanLife Ministries Inc. to transform the roof of the Copley-Price Family YMCA into a beautiful rooftop garden.

Graham Memorial Presbyterian Church on Coronado Island approached us - Berkley Construction -  recently to remodel the historic Kirk House, built in 1911—the 4,500-square-foot, three-story Victorian Queen Anne Revival-style home where their manse and church offices are located.

In early 2018 the San Diego Seals professional lacrosse team approached us - Berkley Construction -  to build their new locker rooms at Pechanga Arena by the start of the season, in December. To meet the deadline, we scheduled seven months, May to November, to finish the project. In part thanks to using a P

Older homes especially have poor insulation and there is rarely enough room for central air conditioning. A better solution to beat the heat is the mini-split or “ductless” air conditioner.

With limited land and large acreage requirements for building new plots in urban areas, the City of San Diego has looked to an alternate solution to the problem: Accessory Dwelling Units, or ADUs.