What we do
Design-build services across Southern California
15 service lines, one contractor, 222 cities across 7 counties. Every project runs from drawings and permits through final inspection under a single contract.
Residential Construction
Whole rooms, whole structures and whole rebuilds, the work where one accountable contractor earns its keep.
- Full Home RemodelingA whole-home renovation is the one project where doing everything at once is genuinely cheaper than doing it in pieces. Walls are already open, so the systems work costs a fraction of what it would as five separate projects later.Read more about whole home →
- New ConstructionGround-up construction is the longest-horizon work we do and the least forgiving of a vague scope. Before a foundation goes in, the lot has to be understood: soil, slope, setbacks, utility runs and what the jurisdiction will actually approve.Read more about new build →
- Fire Rebuild & ReconstructionRebuilding after a fire is two projects wearing one name: the reconstruction everyone can see, and the scope discovery underneath it. Fire damage always reaches further than the burn line.Read more about fire rebuild →
- ADU ConstructionCalifornia ADU law has been rewritten repeatedly and generally in the homeowner's favour, but the rules that matter are still local: utility connection requirements, fire access, and how your specific jurisdiction reads the state standards.Read more about adus →
- Room AdditionsAn addition is the point where an older house has to meet current code. That is the part homeowners underestimate, not the new square footage, but what the new square footage triggers in the existing structure.Read more about additions →
- Kitchen RemodelingMost kitchen budgets are decided by one question: are you keeping the layout or moving it. Everything else is specification.Read more about kitchen →
- Bathroom RemodelingBathrooms are small, wet, and unforgiving. The parts that determine whether a bathroom lasts twenty years are the parts you never see again after tile goes on.Read more about bathroom →
Commercial
Build-outs, renovations and ground-up work delivered against a lease date.
- Commercial ConstructionCommercial construction fails on coordination far more often than on craft. The trades exist; what is scarce is one contractor sequencing them so the building is usable on the date the tenant was promised.Read more about commercial →
- Tenant ImprovementsA tenant improvement is a construction project with a rent commencement date attached. Every decision, scope, sequence, submittals, inspections, is really a schedule decision wearing a different name.Read more about ti →
- Office & Retail RenovationRenovating a space that is earning rent is a different sport from renovating an empty one. The construction is similar; the sequencing, protection and communication are not.Read more about office & retail →
Specialty
The structural and finish trades we self-perform, inside larger projects or as focused scopes.
- Structural WorkStructural work is where construction stops being a matter of preference. Everything here is engineered, permitted and inspected, or it is a liability wearing a fresh coat of paint.Read more about structural →
- Windows & DoorsWindows are the weakest thermal point in most walls, and installation quality outweighs product tier: a mid-range window flashed and sealed correctly outperforms a premium one installed badly.Read more about windows →
- Flooring, Drywall & Interior FinishesFinish trades are where a project is judged, because they are the only part anyone sees. They are also where a rushed schedule shows first, flatness, reveals, transitions and paint-readiness do not forgive shortcuts.Read more about interior finishes →
- Stucco & ExteriorStucco is Southern California's default skin, and most of what goes wrong with it is water finding a path at the joints, around windows, at the roofline, at the foundation weep screed. The surface crack is usually the symptom, not the problem.Read more about stucco →
- Decks & PatiosOutdoor structures are permitted construction with footings, load paths and inspections, not landscaping. The failures you see on aging decks trace back to somebody treating them as furniture.Read more about decks →
Not sure which category your project falls into?
Call (818) 747-7676 and describe it. We will tell you what is involved.