New Construction Contractor in San Diego

New construction in San Diego

Bernal Builders, Inc. is a San Diego general contractor that takes on ground-up new construction — residential and commercial — across San Diego County. We hold California CSLB License #1047688 with General Building and General Engineering classifications, the two license classifications most relevant to building a structure from the ground up.

New construction is where Bernal Builders' breadth as a contractor matters most. A ground-up build can move through site work, foundations, structural construction, framing, roofing, drywall, and paint — and because we perform those trades, the phases can be coordinated within one project rather than handed off to a string of separate contractors.

From site work to building construction

A new construction project often begins with the site. Excavation, grading, and trenching prepare the ground; concrete and foundations establish the base; foundations and structural work and rough carpentry and framing raise the structure. From there, roofing, drywall, and painting complete the building envelope and interior.

Where the project requires it, Bernal Builders provides design and engineering services so that planning and construction stay coordinated. Not every project includes every phase — scope is developed per project during a free estimate.

Residential & commercial construction

Bernal Builders performs both residential and commercial new construction. We do not claim specific building types, square footage, project values, or a number of buildings completed. What we can confirm is the set of construction disciplines we coordinate — and that those disciplines cover the path from an open site to a finished structure.

Coordinating multiple construction disciplines

The advantage of new construction with Bernal Builders is coordination. When excavation, concrete, framing, roofing, drywall, and painting are performed under one General Building and General Engineering license, the handoffs between phases stay internal to the project. Design and engineering support the build where needed, and the scope is developed around what your project actually requires.