Start With An Online Estimate.

Yes. We hold California contractor's license #1143528 and work as a full-service general contractor based in Los Angeles. Every project is managed in-house by our licensed team, from permitting through the final walkthrough.

Yes. Alongside our residential work we take on office renovations and building restoration. The same licensed team plans, permits and supervises the job.

We take on residential and commercial projects throughout Los Angeles, Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, Culver City, West Hollywood, Manhattan Beach and Hancock Park. Most of our projects are a short drive from our office, which lets us stay hands-on with day-to-day site supervision.

Our core residential work is kitchen remodeling, bathroom renovations, ADU construction and full custom home builds. Many homeowners start with a smaller remodel, like a kitchen or primary bathroom, and come back for a larger renovation once they have seen how we run a job site.

Timelines vary by scope. A standard bathroom remodel typically runs 4 to 6 weeks, and a full kitchen remodel closer to 8 to 12 weeks, depending on permitting and material lead times. We walk every client through a realistic schedule before signing.

Yes. We offer online estimates so you can get a sense of scope and cost before committing to an in-person consultation. For larger projects like custom home builds or ADUs, we follow up with a site visit to give a more accurate number.

We are a small, hands-on team, not a large volume operation. The person who quotes your project is usually the same person supervising it on site, so you are not passed from one project manager to the next.

Yes. ADU construction is one of our core services, from initial permitting through the final build. LA's ADU rules change fairly often, so we make it a priority to stay current on local code requirements.

Yes. Custom home building is one of our specialties alongside remodeling. We work with homeowners from early design conversations through construction. Projects go smoothest when we are involved before the architectural plans are final, since that is when structural or budget issues are easiest to catch.

We start by walking the space with you and asking how you use the room day to day, as well as how it should look. A kitchen for a family that cooks every night gets designed differently than one for someone who mostly entertains. That conversation saves time and budget later.