Thirty services, from kitchen and bathroom remodels to ADUs, additions and outdoor work. Each service page explains its permit triggers, its scope tiers and the older-home issues that most affect it — and every price figure on this site is an Oct 2026 market-guide range, labelled as a guide, never this company's quote.
Upfront optionsNo work before you approve it
Respectful serviceClean floors, clear communication
Written scopeScope agreed before work starts
Local teamOpen 24 hours · 7 days a week
Use this hub to compare services by what actually changes the job: layout, plumbing, gas, electrical, structure and the city's permit path. Cosmetic-only work usually needs no permit; anything structural, electrical, plumbing or mechanical generally does, in the City of Los Angeles through LADBS.
The rooms, the systems and the jurisdiction are confirmed, and anything that looks like hidden damage is flagged before pricing.
The estimate lists scope and allowances and is not a guarantee. Permitted work is submitted to the correct city department and inspections are sequenced.
Protection and dust control first, then demo, framing correction and rough-in, inspected before close-up.
Insulation, drywall, tile, flooring, cabinets, counters and paint, in an order that protects finished work.
A walkthrough lists adjustments to fix before completion, with inspection sign-off paperwork supplied. Warranty terms, where any exist, are in the signed agreement.
A remodel's price is mostly a scope price. The same kitchen can be a cosmetic refresh, a same-layout rebuild or a layout change with moved plumbing and new circuits — and the Oct 2026 market guides price those as different projects, which is why this site never quotes one kitchen figure.
Kitchens, bathrooms, ADUs and whole-home work are described by tier and by what moves, so a guide range can be read honestly instead of as a promise.
Wiring, plumbing, drainage, foundations and Title 24 components are priced as part of the job where they apply, not discovered as extras after finishes are ordered.
Permits are city decisions. A contractor can prepare, submit and respond to corrections, but cannot guarantee approval, timing or inspection outcomes.
Questions that apply across services, from permit triggers to guide pricing. Service-specific pages go deeper on each service's own triggers.
(424) 337-6597 →As Oct 2026 market-guide ranges only — not this company's prices or quotes, and guides conflict, so they are not averaged: kitchens $25,000–$170,000+, bathrooms $15,000–$150,000+, detached ADUs $180,000–$450,000+, whole-home work $125–$500 per square foot. The final figure for any project depends on scope, structure, systems and finishes, and is set out in a signed agreement for that project. A cosmetic refresh and a full-gut rebuild are different projects even in the same room, so guides are quoted by scope tier, never as one average and never as this company's quote.
In the City of Los Angeles, structural changes, wall removal, plumbing and gas moves, new electrical circuits and additions generally need LADBS permits and plan check, followed by inspections in sequence. Cosmetic-only work usually does not. A separate city runs its own permitting, so LADBS rules must not be applied to an independent city.
Much of the city's stock predates 1960 and 1978, so opening a wall can reveal outdated wiring and plumbing, unbraced foundations, and lead or asbestos in pre-1978 materials. Those findings are checked per house; no page on this site states what any individual house contains.
Structural scope first, then systems: rewiring, re-piping, heating and cooling, and Title 24 energy compliance for the components being changed. Finishes move the figure last. That is why whole-home guides span $125–$500 per square foot as an Oct 2026 market-guide range, not a quote.
No. State ADU law sets the framework and the City of Los Angeles has its own ordinance, while neighbouring cities permit ADUs through their own departments. Hillside and fire-zone status, setbacks and parking are parcel checks, and a pre-approved plan does not by itself approve a site.
Pick a service above, then call to talk through its scope and permit triggers for your address. Estimates are not guarantees.
Call us at (424) 337-6597 — open 24 hours, 7 days a week — or send a note through the contact page. Mention the service and the neighbourhood so the conversation starts with the right permit path.