Services
Mad Era Design + Build
Difference
As a full-service design firm, we guide you through every step—from concept to completion—managing the design, permitting, procurement, and construction schedules with precision, so you don’t have to worry about a thing.
Full- Service Design Firm
Budget & Time Management
Mad Era Design + Build brings clarity and control to your renovation, with thoughtful oversight of both budget and schedule. We work diligently to anticipate challenges and keep your project progressing with minimal disruption.
As your general contractor and project manager, we oversee the full construction lifecycle—coordinating subcontractors, managing sequencing, and resolving day-to-day complexities to deliver a well-executed and cohesive build.
General Contractor
Concierge Renovation Experience
At Mad Era Design+ Build, your satisfaction is our priority. We prioritize clear, personalized communication, keeping you informed and involved throughout the entire process, based on your unique needs. Our goal is to empower you with knowledge and confidence, ensuring a positive and stress-free renovation experience.
Our Process
1. Initial Consultation
Schedule an initial consultation, by messaging or calling (805) 539-9642, to discuss your vision, preferences, and goals for your renovation. This sets the foundation for your tailored project.
2. Design Conceptualization
Using tools like SketchUp, we create detailed 3D renderings to bring your ideas to life, ensuring a clear visualization of your dream spaces.
3. Material Selection
Collaboratively select materials such as flooring, tile, and fixtures, guided by your style and budget, to achieve the perfect design aesthetic.
4. Project Management
Oversee your renovation's budget, timeline, and logistics from demolition to final touches, ensuring minimal disruption and exceptional craftsmanship.
5. Final Touches
Conduct a thorough final inspection, address any concerns, and provide ongoing support to ensure your continued satisfaction with your transformed home.
