This home at 2765 Union has a whole new floor and a rooftop garden added just early last year. It even has a newly-installed internal elevator. Nonetheless, the home is looking good and additions melded quite nicely, thanks to EAG and Citywest Construction.

Lorin Hill and Bradford Construction graced this home at 104 Retiro about a year ago with the addition of a 4th-floor, master bedroom, bath and closets with roof terrace. This Mediterranean-styled home got added charm as a result.

This redesigned home at 245 Pixley got a new 3rd floor for a master bedroom suite, along with a renovated kitchen, and new bedroom and bath at the first floor. Designed by Michael Connell, it looks better than ever before, especially with the added height and the new coat of paint.

This home at 172 Cervantes got a remodeled kitchen that’s open to the dining room, courtesy of De Meza and Ireland-Robinson & Hadley. As for the facade, the bright yellow door is a welcome modern touch to the traditionally-styled home.

This home at 2730 Broderick got a remodeled kitchen and three and half bathrooms, as well as a double hung wood window that replaced the then-existing glass block window.

Martinkovic Milford and Bay Area Design & Construction designed and constructed the full remodel of the first two floors and for the replacement of all front facade windows with sash units in this home at 3211 Baker.

Quite a lot were either remodeled or added in this home at 237 Avila by Evoco and MF Construction and Renovation early last year. These include a remodeled kitchen and bath, and additional lower-level bathroom, family room and bedroom. The facade, too, was renovated, resulting to a much more streamlined modern look.

This home at 290 Avila had a likewise extensive remodel by David Armour and Ryan Hu Construction, including kitchen, bathrooms, and master bedroom, as well as additional conditioned spaces in the garage area. The home retains its traditional style inside out, making it quite an elegant and sophisticated residence.