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DG BUILDERS · CA LICENSE #1067237

Custom home builder in Los Angeles

A custom home should fit the way you live. Start with the rooms, routines and details that matter to you. DG Builders coordinates your design team, site preparation, structure, building systems and finishes as one construction project.

Direct review by our team · No obligation · Budget can be discussed together

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1. Tell us what you need

Share the property location and what you want to build or change. Add plans and a budget range if you have them.

2. Review the work together

We discuss your priorities, the existing home or site, and the decisions still to make.

3. Plan the next step

Identify what is needed for a proposal, including the work, allowances and who is responsible for each part.

SERVING GREATER LOS ANGELES · WOODLAND HILLS · CALABASAS

Tell us about the home you want to build.

Share your goals and location. A rough budget or timing is helpful if you know it; you can discuss both with us. We review your request and contact you about the next step.

YOUR PROJECT REQUESTStep 2 of 4
YOUR PROJECTNew custom home
BUDGET & TIMING

What budget and timing are you considering?

A rough range helps us prepare. Budget and timing are optional; continue without a selection if you are not sure yet.

Project budget range (optional)
Preferred start (optional)
Your request goes to DG Builders. We do not sell your contact information to other contractors.
CONSTRUCTION BUDGET PLANNING

Compare construction budgets by finish level.

For complete residential new construction over 1,000 sq. ft. Remodeling, additions and ADUs need their own scope-based proposal.

A more tailored finish

High-end

$600+per sq. ft.

Premium materials and architectural details. Complex projects can cost more.

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Planning baselines, not a quote. Final pricing depends on the plans, site conditions, structure, systems, finishes and written inclusions. A complete project budget may also need allowances for land, design, engineering, permits, demolition, unusual site work, landscaping and contingency. Confirm every inclusion in your written proposal.

Resolve the site questions before committing to a design

Access, utilities, ground conditions, the existing structure and the approval path can change a new home's scope. We start by reviewing what is known and identifying the specialist input still needed. Your architect and engineers develop the property-specific plans; we coordinate the work required to build them.

What shapes the construction budget?

Square footage is only a starting point. Site work, structural complexity, glazing, mechanical systems and finish selections all affect the construction budget. A useful proposal distinguishes defined work, allowances and items that still need investigation.

What to share for a first conversation

Share the property location, survey or existing plans, desired size and rooms, design references and target budget. If you have already assembled a design team, include the current drawing stage.

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A main home and ADU in Calabasas

Homeowner MaryLou Hopwood describes her Calabasas home rebuild and ADU in her October 2026 Google review. She discusses coordinating with the architect and city and working through permits and construction with Oren and DG Builders.

Read about the Calabasas project and the homeowner’s experience →

Common questions

Can you work with my architect?

Yes. We coordinate construction with the architect, engineers and other professionals on your project. Design responsibilities and construction scope are defined before work begins.

Can you give a price from a photograph?

A photograph helps establish the design direction. A construction proposal also needs site information, drawings, specifications and a review of the work involved.

YOUR NEXT STEP

Let’s talk about your home.

Share what you want to build and the property location. We’ll review your request and discuss what comes next.

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