
For your home
Whether it's one room or the whole house, we help you plan it properly and build it well.
- Whole-home remodels
- Kitchens and bathrooms
- ADUs, guest houses and additions
- New custom homes
- Indoor-outdoor living spaces
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Design-build · Los Angeles Westside
Remodels, ADUs, new homes and creative workspaces across Santa Monica, Beverly Hills, Malibu and the Westside. Tell us what you have in mind and we’ll help you see what’s possible, what it takes and what it’s likely to cost.
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How can we help?

Whether it's one room or the whole house, we help you plan it properly and build it well.

Workspaces with the same finish quality as a good home, and the structural work owners are required to do.
Our work
A look at the kind of houses, rooms and details we build across the Westside.






Project storyFrom dated Mediterranean to one continuous modern floorMarble, white oak, blackened steel and glass, room by room, with the framing footage that got the house there.Read the storyHow it works
Good design only works if the permit office and the site allow it. So we check that first, with your architect or ours, and tie the design to budget, code and schedule before drawings go too far.
A few lines through the form is enough. Rough ideas and early questions are welcome.
Zoning, permits, soils and timelines, looked at before you commit to drawings.
Cost ranges with the assumptions written down. Firm pricing follows permitted drawings.
We work with your architect, or connect you with ours, and handle permits, inspections and scheduling.
What you can count on

General contractor, CSLB #1130785. You can check it at cslb.ca.gov.
Liability and workers' comp, with certificates available on request.
We work with your design team, not around it, and bring the build facts early.
Estimates are non-binding and show their assumptions. No fake discounts.
Your scope, budget and address stay private.
Where we build
Coastal zone remodels, ADU additions, and full structural upgrades with city-specific permit timelines.
Whole-home transformations and ground-up residential for hillside estates — design-led, engineering-grounded.
Hillside and canyon builds with geotech awareness — we surface soils and slope context before final design.
Premium kitchen, bath, and envelope upgrades for mid-century and contemporary homes requiring precise sequencing.
Coastal zone remodels, ADU additions, and full structural upgrades with city-specific permit timelines.
Premium kitchen, bath, and envelope upgrades for mid-century and contemporary homes requiring precise sequencing.
Questions
Something else on your mind? Ask it in the form below.
Yes. Office remodels, creative studios, boutique retail, restaurant improvements, ADA upgrades and structural commercial work, finished to the standard of a good home.
Yes, and we like it when that relationship is already in place. We bring the build-side facts your architect needs: trade requirements, material lead times and what each city's permit office expects.
It depends on lot coverage, setbacks, and whether you keep the unit or rent it. We walk through the zoning math with you and give you a breakeven range before any design costs are committed.
Coastal zone permitting adds 3–6 months to most projects. We plan for it from the start, and tell you early if your scope might trigger California Coastal Commission review, which adds more time.
Soft-story buildings (typically 1970s–1990s apartments with weak ground-floor garages) were mandated for retrofit by LA under the Soft Story Ordinance. We check whether your building is affected and what the retrofit involves before any compliance work begins.
No. Early cost ranges are illustrative and non-binding, with the assumptions shown. Binding pricing follows permitted drawings and a confirmed scope of work.
Request an estimate
Your name, email and a few lines about what you’re planning is all we need to start.