E. Arias & Co

So San Francisco, licensed 50 years, mostly reroof work

  • 6 jobs in San Francisco, 2023 to 2026
  • Typical job $23,500
  • Licensed since 1976
  • Carries workers' comp

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Most recent jobs

DateWorkZIPStated value
2026-03-06Reroofre-roofing. no hotworks. ref#: 202602256535.94110$30,000
2026-02-03Reroofremove and dispose of existing roof materials in the existing roof area - replace damaged dryrot, plywood sheathing, install new shingles at94117$17,000
2026-02-03Reroofre-roofing (no hotworks) ref pa# 202512121726 for roof repair94117$10,000
2025-11-04Additionnew 388 sqft; rear room addition. new electrical and plumbing for washer and dryer. 1/2 bathroom and rear stair access to yard.94110$88,000
2025-04-25Remodelat 3/f: top unit remodel/relocate (e) kitchen and bathroom. remodel (e) kitchen to home office, add master bath to (e) bedroom, new furnace 94109$89,000
2023-11-01Additionhorizontal addition to current levels: add a bedroom, bathroom and wet bar at level 1, enlarge kitchen and living/dining, relocate 2 bedroom94112$13,000

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