Whole-home remodeling in Los Angeles
Make your home work for the way you live now. Bring your layout, kitchen, bathrooms and finish ideas into one renovation plan. DG Builders helps define what stays, what changes and which decisions need to be made before construction.
Direct review by our team · No obligation · Budget can be discussed together
Your remodel starts with a clear scope.
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.
An interior rebuild, with the structure retained.
In our published response to homeowner Rajan Bawa, DG Builders describes a renovation after a fire that preserved the existing structure and framing while rebuilding the interior.
Rajan’s review discusses permit and inspection coordination, design guidance, appliance installation and communication throughout the project. That feedback describes his experience; the construction scope comes from DG Builders’ response.
For your house, identify what will remain and what needs to change before comparing proposals. Keeping the framing can still involve substantial work on the systems, rooms and finishes.
Plan the connections between rooms
Moving a kitchen can affect plumbing, electrical work, ventilation and the rooms around it. Opening a wall may require structural design. We help identify those dependencies early so the proposal reflects the whole project and the design team can resolve details before construction reaches them.
What shapes the construction budget?
The extent of demolition, hidden conditions, structural changes and the finish schedule influence the budget. Compare proposals using the same scope and allowances, and identify how discoveries and requested changes will be priced and approved.
What to share for a first conversation
Send the property location, rooms involved, existing plans or photos, your must-have changes and a rough budget. Tell us whether the home will be occupied so site access and disruption can be discussed.
Discuss your project →Common questions
Can we stay in the home during a remodel?
It depends on access, safety, available bathrooms and the extent of the work. We discuss occupancy and possible phasing during scope planning rather than assuming every home can remain occupied.
How is the schedule established?
The schedule follows the agreed scope, drawing and permit status, material availability and trade sequence. Long-lead selections are identified before their installation dates.
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.