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For those who want their home built with the dedication it deserves.

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Superior Builds.
Synchronized Teams.
Trusted Partnerships.

SAN FRANCISCO

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GREATER BAY AREA

About Our Firm

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We guide significant residential projects with steady leadership and disciplined planning. Building a home demands an anticipatory view of the whole and a rigorous care for every detail. Integrity anchors our partnerships. Clarity drives our process. And the work reflects uncompromising craftsmanship, in what’s visible and in the layers no one will ever see.

We strive to be a firm whose craft, systems, and collaboration are shaped by seasoned judgment and a consistent, high-caliber execution. If you’re ever left questioning whether your home and investment are in capable hands, we haven’t done our job.

project leads, technical specialists,+ field experts

50

Builders

Building across SF,
the Peninsula,
Marin, the East
Bay, +
South Bay

30

years

with a range of
scale, + Architectural complexity
completed

400

projects

What Guides Our Work

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Discipline

When discipline leads the work, the project takes shape with a calm, deliberate cadence. It creates a process you can move through without uncertainty or disruption.

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Integrity

Integrity is reflected in communication, follow-through, and the way a project advances. It’s the standard that brings clarity and trust to the work. Not as an ideal, but as an ethic experienced in every interaction.

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Craftsmanship

When architects, designers, engineers, tradespeople, & homeowners remain aligned, decisions sharpen, progress steadies, & the work carries a momentum you can feel in the clarity of communication & the steadiness of the build.

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Collaboration

Architecture & design form the governing framework of the build. We integrate structure, systems, & details in a way that strengthens the whole, so the home performs as intended & presents exactly as it was envisioned.

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Stewardship

A home can represent years of effort, intention, & memory. Stewardship means treating that responsibility with seriousness; protecting the integrity of the home & leading the project with prudence so its demands never fall to you.

A Firm that’s Invested.

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For decades, AGC has taken on some of the region’s most demanding residential projects. The firm grew not through volume, but through work on homes where sensitive materials and complex architecture require creativity and a practiced hand. Clients have always expected a great deal from us... and we’ve always expected more from ourselves.

At the center is a simple conviction; the responsibility is real. It shows in how we communicate, in the problems we anticipate early, and in the continual refinement of how we build. We create an environment where homeowners stay oriented, design partners are supported, and the work progresses with intention and assured control.

Our Leadership

Our leadership

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AARON GORDON
PRESIDENT & CEO

Aaron discovered his love of building early on and later paired it with a strong business background shaped by years working in his father’s manufacturing company and a degree from Sonoma State University. After time spent as a stagehand and set builder, and as his own construction projects grew, he earned his general contractor’s license and founded AGC.

He now focuses on high-end, architecturally complex residential work. Outside of work, Aaron finds grounding in rural California — sometimes on the lake with his wife and son, other times in solitude, building, fishing, and tending to his land.

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BRIAN BURNS
OFFICE MANAGER & CFO

As Office Manager, Brian leads all project accounting, from contracts and subcontracts to payroll and internal systems. His steady coordination helps AGC operate efficiently, supporting teams and subcontractors across numerous concurrent projects.

Originally from California, Brian appreciates the Bay Area’s steady climate after 16 years on the East Coast. He’s happiest spending time with his family, tracking fantasy football stats, or rooting for the Giants, 49ers, and Warriors.

BEE RASMUSSEN
DIRECTOR OF BRAND & MARKETING

As Brand and Marketing Director for AGC, Bee is responsible for shaping how the firm communicates its work, values, and point of view. Her role sits at the intersection of strategy, and storytelling translating the rigor of AGC’s building practice into a clear, disciplined, and resonant public presence.

Bee approaches marketing as an extension of the work itself. With a focus on clarity, integrity, and long-term trust, she helps ensure that every touchpoint reflects the care, intelligence, and accountability that define AGC.

RICHARD S.
GENERAL MANAGER