BCCI Construction LLC
Based in San Francisco
34 office build-out permits in SF, latest Oct 2026, median permit value $1.8M · partitions, tenant improvement, flooring
licensed 40 yrs
Active · B · #492944 · Bond ✓ · Workers' comp ✓ · Verify on CSLB
An office build-out fits a leased floor or suite to a company: partitions, conference rooms, ceilings, flooring, lighting, data and power, and HVAC changes.
Who pays is set in the lease. The landlord usually gives a TI allowance toward the work, and the tenant pays for anything above it, such as furniture and specialty finishes.
18 active B licenses in San Francisco show office build-out permits (DataSF, 24 months) CSLB Oct 16, 2026 Verify live
Based in San Francisco
34 office build-out permits in SF, latest Oct 2026, median permit value $1.8M · partitions, tenant improvement, flooring
licensed 40 yrs
Active · B · #492944 · Bond ✓ · Workers' comp ✓ · Verify on CSLB
Legal name: Skyline Commercial Interiors Inc · Based in San Francisco
32 office build-out permits in SF, latest Sep 2026, median permit value $687k · tenant improvement, partitions, flooring
licensed 30 yrs
Active · B · #727637 · Bond ✓ · Workers' comp ✓ · Verify on CSLB
Based in San Francisco
21 office build-out permits in SF, latest Sep 2026, median permit value $350k · tenant improvement, partitions, flooring
licensed 32 yrs
Active · B · #689958 · Bond ✓ · Workers' comp ✓ · Verify on CSLB
Based in San Francisco
17 office build-out permits in SF, latest Sep 2026, median permit value $1.2M · partitions, tenant improvement, structural
licensed 22 yrs
Active · B · #829808 · Bond ✓ · Workers' comp ✓ · Verify on CSLB
Based in San Francisco
15 office build-out permits in SF, latest Aug 2026, median permit value $485k · tenant improvement, structural, demolition
licensed 29 yrs
Active · B · #729664 · Bond ✓ · Workers' comp ✓ · Verify on CSLB
A General Engineering
License renewal due Nov 30, 2026.
Based in San Francisco
7 office build-out permits in SF, latest Sep 2026, median permit value $235k · demolition, fire sprinklers, interior remodel
licensed 16 yrs
Active · B · #950183 · Bond ✓ · Workers' comp ✓ · Verify on CSLB
Based in San Francisco
7 office build-out permits in SF, latest Aug 2026, median permit value $350k · demolition, partitions, new doors
licensed 10 yrs
Active · B · #1015908 · Bond ✓ · Workers' comp ✓ · Verify on CSLB
Based in San Francisco
6 office build-out permits in SF, latest Jun 2026, median permit value $120k · structural, addition, partitions
licensed 13 yrs
Active · B · #985808 · Bond ✓ · Workers' comp ✓ · Verify on CSLB
Based in San Francisco
3 office build-out permits in SF, latest Mar 2026, median permit value $32k · structural, bath, demolition
licensed 45 yrs
Active · B · #404737 · Bond ✓ · Workers' comp ✓ · Verify on CSLB
Based in San Francisco
3 office build-out permits in SF, latest Oct 2026, median permit value $1.4M · partitions, tenant improvement, bath
licensed 28 yrs
Active · B · #743360 · Bond ✓ · Workers' comp ✓ · Verify on CSLB
Based in San Francisco
3 office build-out permits in SF, latest Jun 2026, median permit value $65k · hvac, demolition, electrical
licensed 2 yrs
Active · B · #1123938 · Bond ✓ · Workers' comp ✓ · Verify on CSLB
Based in San Francisco
2 office build-out permits in SF, latest Mar 2025, median permit value $1.6M · fire sprinklers, flooring, new doors
licensed 71 yrs
Active · B · #152980 · Bond ✓ · Workers' comp ✓ · Verify on CSLB
License renewal due Nov 30, 2026.
Based in San Francisco
2 office build-out permits in SF, latest Oct 2025, median permit value $193k · electrical, demolition, interior remodel
licensed 61 yrs
Active · B · #229568 · Bond ✓ · Workers' comp ✓ · Verify on CSLB
Based in San Francisco
2 office build-out permits in SF, latest Jul 2026, median permit value $211k · interior remodel, demolition, fire sprinklers
licensed 22 yrs
Active · B · #830244 · Bond ✓ · Workers' comp ✓ · Verify on CSLB
Based in San Francisco
2 office build-out permits in SF, latest Dec 2025, median permit value $43k · accessibility, electrical, tenant improvement
licensed 19 yrs
Active · B · #894951 · Bond ✓ · Workers' comp ✓ · Verify on CSLB
A General Engineering
Based in San Francisco
2 office build-out permits in SF, latest Jul 2026, median permit value $578k · addition, electrical, interior remodel
licensed 15 yrs
Active · B · #965649 · Bond ✓ · Workers' comp: policy ended · Verify on CSLB
HAZ Hazardous Substance Removal
Workers' comp policy ends Oct 17, 2026. Ask for the renewal certificate.
Based in San Francisco
2 office build-out permits in SF, latest Jun 2026, median permit value $101k · electrical, fire sprinklers, flooring
licensed 15 yrs
Active · B · #966120 · Bond ✓ · Workers' comp ✓ · Verify on CSLB
A General Engineering
Workers' comp policy ends Nov 8, 2026. Ask for the renewal certificate.
Based in San Francisco
2 office build-out permits in SF, latest Jun 2026, median permit value $340k · fire sprinklers, interior remodel, partitions
licensed 8 yrs
Active · B · #1035958 · Bond ✓ · Workers' comp ✓ · Verify on CSLB
Other classes on these cards: A = General Engineering, HAZ = Hazardous Substance Removal.
An office build-out is commercial work with several trades, so it needs a B (General Building) contractor. The electrical, HVAC and plumbing can be done by the B's own crew if it holds those classes, or by licensed subs.
Source: CSLB, B General Building Contractor (B&P Code 7057), checked Oct 18, 2026
Permit office: San Francisco Department of Building Inspection (DBI), Permit Center, 49 South Van Ness
Every tenant improvement in San Francisco needs a building permit and architectural plans. Commercial TIs and office remodels can get over-the-counter review at the Permit Center; bring 2 sets of plans.
Source: San Francisco Department of Building Inspection, checked Oct 18, 2026
SF Fire Department Plan Check reviews restaurants and other assembly spaces with 50 or more occupants, plus all fire alarm and sprinkler work. A small TI that takes an hour or less can get an over-the-counter fire check; expedited review normally takes 7 days.
Source: San Francisco Fire Department, checked Oct 18, 2026
Restaurants, bars, grocery stores and employee cafeterias are routed to Environmental Health during plan check, with a DPH plan review fee separate from DBI's. DPH does a pre-final inspection at 80% complete and a final when construction is done.
Source: San Francisco Department of Public Health, Environmental Health, checked Oct 18, 2026
Since July 1, 2023, DBI handles all disabled-access plan review. Remodeling commercial space triggers upgrades to the entrance, restrooms and signage serving that area, capped at 20% of project cost below the state valuation threshold.
Source: San Francisco Department of Building Inspection, checked Oct 18, 2026
The Office of Small Business's Accessible Barrier Removal Grant pays up to $10,000 per business location for access improvements at public-facing storefronts, on a rolling basis until funding runs out or June 11, 2027.
Source: San Francisco Office of Small Business (OEWD), SF.gov, checked Oct 18, 2026
Turning a space into a restaurant or limited restaurant counts as a change of use. If it needs neighborhood notice or a Conditional Use Authorization from the Planning Commission, the permit goes to in-house review with a Planning Project Application.
Source: San Francisco Department of Building Inspection, checked Oct 18, 2026
In San Francisco, commercial tenant improvements and office remodels can get over-the-counter review at the Permit Center with two sets of plans (SF DBI, checked Oct 18, 2026). Check your own city before you start.
A B (General Building) license. The B definition covers any structure for people or property and does not split homes from businesses. A B-2 license is limited to existing residential wood-frame buildings, so a B-2 contractor cannot take a store or office build-out. Fire sprinkler work needs a C-16 license or a licensed C-16 subcontractor (CSLB, B&P Code 7057).
Any contractor with employees must carry workers' comp. A contractor with no employees can file an exemption, and a card marked exempt means the contractor told CSLB it has no employees. Ask who will work on your site. From January 1, 2028 California requires a workers' comp certificate for every license, with a narrow joint-venture exception (CSLB, checked Oct 18, 2026).
Homes are listed separately under residential general contractors.