Build What Your Property Demands
From foundation concrete to finish carpentry, one licensed team handles the full scope.
Raise Structures That Actually Last
Licensed since 2018, covering everything from framing to roofing across Santa Maria and beyond
Jose founded Toscano Coastal Construction in 2010 and has remained hands-on in the work ever since — a distinction that matters when you're entrusting someone with a custom home build, a major addition, or a large agricultural structure. The business earned its contractor's license in 2018 and has continued operating as a family-owned and family-run operation. That direct ownership involvement shapes how every project in Santa Maria gets managed from start to finish.
Whether you're planning a kitchen and bathroom remodel, a whole-home renovation, or a new accessory dwelling unit, the scope of what you're taking on deserves a contractor who understands the full building process — not just one phase of it.
Toscano Coastal Construction covers the range from foundation concrete and framing through roofing, waterproofing, siding, doors, windows, flooring, countertops, painting, and HVAC, plumbing, and electrical, so your project doesn't get passed between disconnected trades.
Most of the work here comes through referrals from past clients, which reflects something harder to manufacture than a marketing claim. Toscano Coastal Construction brings that same accountability to residential, commercial, and agricultural work throughout the region.
Our Services
Custom Home Building & Design-Build
A fully integrated approach that takes your project from early design through completed construction under one licensed contractor.
Home Additions & ADUs (Accessory Dwelling Units)
Recent work includes a two-story ADU built from the foundation up, reflecting the team's capacity for ground-up accessory structure construction.
Commercial Construction & Build-Outs
Tenant improvements and commercial build-outs are handled with the same hands-on ownership involvement as residential projects.
Agricultural & Rural Building Construction
Large-scale rural structures are part of the portfolio, including a barn project of approximately 6,000 square feet.
Rooted in Craft, Run by Family
Owner-led and hands-on, with a track record built largely through client referrals.
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Scope, Sequence, and What to Expect
Knowing your contractor is licensed and handling work from foundation to finish changes how a project actually runs — coordination happens internally rather than falling to you. Toscano Coastal Construction operates across the full building sequence, from framing and foundation concrete through waterproofing, exterior protection, and interior finish work, which means fewer hand-off gaps and a more predictable path from groundbreaking to completion.
Bathroom remodels are a core part of the workload, and so are larger ground-up builds — the team has recently completed projects as varied as a two-story ADU and a roughly 6,000-square-foot barn. That breadth means the planning and sequencing approach scales to your specific project type, not the other way around.
Here's a look at what falls within the scope of work:
- Custom home building and design-build services that carry a project from concept through construction under one roof
- Home additions and ADUs, including ground-up accessory structures built from the foundation up
- Kitchen and bathroom remodeling, whole-home renovations, and interior finish work including flooring, countertops, and painting
- Commercial build-outs, tenant improvements, and agricultural and rural buildings serving properties across the Pismo Beach to San Luis Obispo corridor and throughout the Santa Maria valley
Reach out to get an estimate on your project and talk through the scope before committing to a direction.
Craftsmanship That Holds Over Time
Toscano Coastal Construction has operated as an owner-led business since 2010, and Jose's continued presence in the work — not just in the office — is what keeps the standard consistent across project types. When the person who built the business is still involved in what gets built, accountability isn't a policy, it's structural. That's the kind of reliability that drives the referral-heavy client base the company has developed over the years.
From roofing and waterproofing to siding, gutters, and exterior protection, the work is built to handle what coastal and valley climates actually put structures through.
The same level of attention carries into finish carpentry, doors and windows, and the mechanical systems — HVAC, plumbing, and electrical — that determine how a building functions long after the last crew member leaves the site.
If you're ready to move forward with a contractor who stays involved from the first conversation to the final walkthrough, get in touch and let's talk about what your project needs.
