Website terms
Effective: October 1, 2026.
Website operator and construction contractor
California Build & Realty Inc. operates this website. R&B Master Construction Inc., CSLB #1158657, is identified as the construction contractor. The contracting entity, license requirements, insurance, scope, and responsibilities must be confirmed in your written project agreement. These terms cover website use; they do not replace a construction contract.
Planning information and estimates
Prices, schedules, permit summaries, and material examples are preliminary planning information. They are not quotes, approved plans, engineering advice, or guarantees. Site conditions, selections, current city requirements, and the written scope determine the project price and schedule. Permit authorities decide approvals and fees.
Consultation requests
Submitting the form asks the project team to contact you. It does not reserve a start date, create a construction agreement, or authorize work or payment. Provide accurate details and do not submit sensitive personal information. A saved request reference confirms storage of the inquiry; it does not confirm project acceptance.
Images and product information
Design inspiration and illustrative before-and-after images are not evidence of completed client projects. Product lines, availability, delivery dates, and warranties must be confirmed with the supplier and included in the project documents. No supplier affiliation is implied unless expressly identified.
Acceptable use and site materials
Do not submit unlawful content, impersonate another person, interfere with site security, or misuse the inquiry system. Site text and assets may be subject to intellectual property rights. Personal planning use does not grant permission to republish them commercially.
External resources and availability
City, license, and review links are provided for reference. Their owners control their content. Website availability and information can change. Nothing in these terms limits rights that cannot be waived under California law or changes the terms of a signed project agreement.