EL DORADO HILLS · SERVICE AREA
General Contractor in El Dorado Hills
CCI Builders serves El Dorado Hills from Placerville, with additions and ADUs, structural and dry rot repair, decks, and siding and window work.
WORK WE TAKE ON
Repair, remodel or build.
CCI is based in Placerville. Choose the service that describes your project.
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Additions and ADUs
Additions, detached ADUs and new construction for more living space.
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Structural repairs
Beams, load-bearing walls and framing. Dry rot and termite damage.
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Decks and patio covers
New decks, deck repairs and patio covers for your outdoor space.
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Siding and windows
Siding and window replacement, with damaged framing included in scope discussions.
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CORRIDOR CUSTOMER VOICE
From a CCI customer
“Excellent quality, great crew, fantastic communication.”
Julie M. · HomeAdvisor ·
Planning your El Dorado Hills project.
How much does it cost to build an ADU in El Dorado Hills?
Your site sets the number more than your floor plan. Slope, septic, and utility runs price EDH hillside lots differently than flatland. Pricing is per project and set in the estimate. What’s included: ADU construction.
Do I need HOA approval before remodeling in Serrano or another planned community?
Interior work generally doesn’t need HOA approval; exterior work in design-review communities generally does, before the county sees a permit application. CCI coordinates the HOA submittal alongside the county permit.
Can I build an ADU on my El Dorado Hills lot?
In most cases yes. California law requires local agencies to allow ADUs on residential lots, and El Dorado County’s ordinance sets the size, setback, and fee specifics. More: ADU construction.
Are permits city or county here?
County. El Dorado Hills is unincorporated El Dorado County, so there is no city building department. Permits run through El Dorado County Building Services, and CCI is based in Placerville, in the same county. We’ll confirm who handles design, engineering and permits for your project.
My house was built in 2003. Why do I have dry rot?
Because rot follows water, not age. EDH’s hillside lots mean elevated decks that put more riding on their connections, not less. Where Jon finds it, in his words: “exposed beam ends… under a house, [where] the beams tie into concrete stem walls. Deck ledgers, post bases. All the time. Crawl spaces.” We look at the connected framing so the repair scope covers what the rot reached.
Can my elevated deck be saved, or does it need a rebuild?
Frame condition decides it. Soft posts, a pulling ledger, or undersized footings usually mean rebuild; sound framing can often be resurfaced. We inspect the framing during the estimate visit and tell you honestly which yours needs. Hillside decks are structural work, which is CCI’s core trade.
