Contractor reviewing home inspection report with real estate professional

For Real Estate Professionals

Construction & Repair Services for Real Estate Professionals

ParagonCA is a licensed remodeling and reconstruction contractor serving agents, brokers, buyers, sellers, and investors throughout California's Central Valley. We handle the construction side of real estate transactions — from inspection-report repairs to full post-purchase remodeling.

CA Lic. #1066959200+ Projects Completed106 ReviewsEscrow-Ready Documentation
Licensed Remodeling Contractor — Not a Handyman Service Written Estimates for Escrow Documentation Works Within Escrow Timelines Permit-Pulled Work When Required

What ParagonCA does

The licensed contractor real estate professionals call when construction work is part of the transaction.

Real estate transactions regularly involve construction work — inspection-report repairs, pre-listing improvements, buyer-requested repairs, water-damage reconstruction, and post-purchase remodeling. That work requires a licensed contractor, not a handyman.

ParagonCA Remodeling (CSLB #1066959) handles the construction side of real estate transactions throughout California's Central Valley. We provide written scopes and estimates suitable for escrow documentation, complete the approved work, and provide documentation of completion.

We work with listing agents, buyer's agents, brokers, transaction coordinators, sellers, buyers, and investors. We do not provide home inspections, appraisals, legal advice, or real estate brokerage services.

Water damage discovered during inspection?

Water damage is one of the most common reasons transactions stall. Call us at (209) 502-5997 or use the form below. We assess the damage, provide a written scope, and complete the reconstruction.

Who we work with

Listing Agents

Pre-listing repairs, seller preparation, and documentation for disclosure

Buyer's Agents

Buyer-requested repairs, inspection corrections, and post-purchase remodeling

Transaction Coordinators

Written estimates, completion documentation, and escrow coordination

Brokers

Contractor of record for transaction-related construction work

Sellers

Pre-listing improvements and inspection-report repairs before close

Buyers

Repair requests, escrow repairs, and post-purchase remodeling

Services for real estate transactions

Construction work that moves transactions forward.

Each service below links to a dedicated page with full detail. Dedicated pages for Inspection Report Repairs, Pre-Listing Repairs, Escrow & Buyer-Requested Repairs, and Water Damage are live and linked below.

Inspection Report Repairs

We review the construction-related items in a home inspection report and provide a written scope and estimate. Common items: failed showers, water damage, subfloor rot, tile failures, bathroom and kitchen repairs, and structural corrections.

  • Written scope and estimate for escrow documentation
  • Coordination with agents and transaction coordinators
  • Permit-pulled work when required
  • Completion within escrow timelines when possible
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Pre-Listing Repairs & Improvements

Sellers who address deferred maintenance and cosmetic issues before listing typically attract stronger offers and fewer repair requests. We help sellers prepare the property for market — from targeted repairs to full bathroom and kitchen remodels.

  • Bathroom and kitchen updates
  • Tile, flooring, and fixture replacement
  • Water-damage repair and reconstruction
  • Targeted repairs to address known issues before listing
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Buyer-Requested Repairs

When a buyer submits a repair request after inspection, we provide a written estimate and complete the approved work. We work within the timeline the transaction requires and provide documentation suitable for escrow.

  • Written estimates for repair addenda
  • Coordination with listing agent or seller
  • Completion before close of escrow when timeline allows
  • Documentation of completed work
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Water Damage During Real Estate Transactions

Water damage discovered during inspection is one of the most common reasons real estate transactions stall or fall apart. We assess the damage, provide a written scope, and complete the reconstruction — including subfloor, framing, tile, waterproofing, and finish work.

  • Damage assessment and written scope
  • Subfloor, framing, and structural repair
  • Tile, waterproofing, and finish reconstruction
  • Coordination with agents and transaction coordinators
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Escrow & Transaction Repairs

Construction work that must be completed as a condition of sale — whether required by lender, buyer, or negotiated in the purchase agreement. We provide written estimates, complete the work, and provide documentation of completion.

  • Lender-required repairs
  • Negotiated repair credits converted to completed work
  • Written completion documentation
  • Coordination with escrow and transaction timeline
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Post-Purchase Remodeling

Many buyers plan remodeling work before or shortly after moving in. We handle the full scope — bathroom remodeling, kitchen remodeling, tub-to-shower conversions, ADA accessibility upgrades, tile and flooring, and water-damage reconstruction.

  • Bathroom and kitchen remodeling
  • Tub-to-shower conversions and walk-in showers
  • ADA accessibility upgrades
  • Tile, flooring, and water-damage reconstruction
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Dedicated service pages

Detailed information by transaction type

Each area below has a dedicated page with full detail on scope, process, documentation, and how to get started.

Inspection Report Repairs

Construction-related items from home inspection reports — written scope, estimate, and completion documentation.

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Pre-Listing Repairs & Improvements

Targeted repairs and improvements to prepare a property for market — before the inspection, before the offer.

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Escrow & Buyer-Requested Repairs

Repairs required as a condition of sale — lender-required, buyer-requested, or negotiated in the purchase agreement.

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Water Damage During Real Estate Transactions

Water damage discovered during inspection — assessment, written scope, and reconstruction within escrow timelines when possible.

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How it works

From report to completed work — a clear process.

Real estate transactions move on deadlines. Here is how we work with agents, sellers, buyers, and transaction coordinators to get construction work done within the timeline the transaction requires.

01

Send the report or describe the work

Use the form below, call us at (209) 502-5997, or email [email protected]. Describe the property, the repairs needed, and the timeline. If you have an inspection report, describe the construction-related items — we will review them.

02

ParagonCA reviews the scope

We identify the construction-related items and follow up to discuss scope, feasibility, and timeline. For straightforward repairs, we can often provide a preliminary estimate quickly. Complex or damage-related work may require a site visit.

03

Site visit when necessary

For water damage, structural issues, or work that requires direct assessment, we schedule a site visit. We assess the actual conditions and provide a written scope and estimate based on what we find — not assumptions.

04

Written scope and estimate

We provide a written scope of work and estimate suitable for escrow documentation, repair addenda, or seller disclosure. We are clear about what is included, what is not, and what the timeline looks like.

05

Approved work is scheduled and completed

Once the scope is approved, we schedule the work and complete it. We coordinate with agents, sellers, buyers, and transaction coordinators as needed. We provide documentation of completed work.

Licensed Contractor — Central Valley, CA

Have an inspection report or property issue?

Send us the relevant information and we'll determine whether it falls within ParagonCA's scope and whether an on-site evaluation is needed. No obligation.

Why ParagonCA

A licensed contractor, not a handyman service.

CA Lic. #1066959

Licensed, bonded & insured

200+ Projects

Completed in the Central Valley

106 Reviews

Google, Thumbtack & Yelp

Escrow-Ready

Written scopes & documentation

Why a licensed contractor matters for real estate construction work

When substantial construction repairs arise during a real estate transaction — water damage, failed waterproofing, subfloor rot, structural corrections — the work requires a licensed general contractor, not a handyman or restoration franchise. A licensed contractor can pull permits when required, provide written scopes and estimates suitable for escrow documentation, and complete reconstruction that meets California building standards. ParagonCA holds California Contractor's License #1066959 and has completed 200+ projects throughout the Central Valley.

What ParagonCA does not do

We are a licensed remodeling and reconstruction contractor. We do not provide home inspections, property appraisals, legal advice, insurance adjusting, or real estate brokerage services. We handle the construction work — the repairs, the reconstruction, and the remodeling.

  • Home inspections or property assessments
  • Property appraisals or valuations
  • Legal advice or contract review
  • Insurance adjusting or claims management
  • Real estate brokerage services
  • Mold testing or environmental assessments

Get started

Send us the inspection report or describe the work needed.

Use the form to describe the property, the repairs needed, and the timeline. If you have an inspection report, describe the construction-related items — we will review them and follow up to discuss scope and scheduling.

For active water damage or urgent escrow timelines, call or text us directly at (209) 502-5997.

Call or text

(209) 502-5997

License

CA Contractor's License #1066959

Send Inspection Report / Request Contractor Review

Describe the property, the repairs needed, and the timeline. We will review and follow up to discuss scope and scheduling.

CA License #1066959Licensed Tile ContractorFast ResponseProfessional Documentation

Or call us directly: (209) 502-5997

Common questions

Frequently asked questions