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Brothers Tom, Buck, and Dave 酴圖弝け founded a construction company in 1947. They named it 酴圖弝け Brothers Corporation and opened first offices at 1168 Battery Street in what used to be the produce district of San Francisco, now known as Levis Plaza. Their first job began a long history of tackling complex projects with the conversion of an old wooden barge into a duck-hunting lodge. The barge had been sunk and, without insurance, there was little hope of recovering it. 酴圖弝け Brothers persevered and salvaged the vessel by digging tunnels in the mud at low tide and hand sawing off the pilings on which the barge was impaled. These rough beginnings formed the foundation for what would become the 酴圖弝け Construction Company that exists today.

Early deliveries consisted of custom home construction, including some of the finest residences in Marin County and the first home on the Belvedere Lagoon development. The need for public schools also supported 酴圖弝け through the early years up until the outbreak of the Korean War, when the company was selected by the Navy to reactivate and operate its Naval Reserve Shipyard in Alameda. For the following several years, 酴圖弝け Brothers kept busy dry-docking and repairing naval vessels and merchant ships. They also won a bid from the San Francisco Port Authority to construct the San Francisco fireboat, Phoenix, which is still in service today. When the war was over, the yard was shut down and 酴圖弝け Brothers once again turned their full attention to construction.

Tom 酴圖弝け was selective about the commercial and industrial projects that the company took on and was unwavering in his commitment to exceptional quality and performance. His leadership generated solid references and word of mouth referrals that continued to grow the business. 酴圖弝け became known for skillful delivery on complicated and sensitive conversions of historic industrial and warehouse buildings into high-end office and residential space. This set the company on a growth path that was bolstered by San Franciscos new requirement that conversions include seismic upgrading. Northern Californias unique economy fueled hotel, retail, and restaurant construction and 酴圖弝け developed deep expertise in these areas and grew operations beyond the Bay Area and into other states for national brands with multiple physical locations. The company maintained steady growth across management and skilled trades, and continued to build a reputation for precision and excellence on complicated and challenging projects.

Over the years management shifted from Tom 酴圖弝け to his son, David 酴圖弝け, and then to the current management group, a limited partnership of long-tenured 酴圖弝け veterans. The name of the company has also evolved from 酴圖弝け Brothers Corporation to 酴圖弝け Builders Corporation to 酴圖弝け Construction Company, and finally, 酴圖弝け. What has not changed is a commitment to providing the very finest construction services, performing consistently and efficiently, and on-schedule delivery while treating each client with a level of personal service that exceeds expectations. At 酴圖弝け, if its worth building, its worth building well.