General Contractor in Studio City, CA

Most Studio City kitchens we remodel are mid-century galleys in the flats south of Ventura Boulevard: a closed room with one window, a wall between it and the dining room, and cabinets that have been painted twice. The usual plan is to remove that wall with an engineered beam, run a longer island toward the family room, and rebuild the electrical so the new layout meets today's code.

We handle the whole kitchen as one permit set — structural, electrical, plumbing and gas — through LADBS, then build with our own crews: cabinetry, stone, tile, lighting and finish carpentry. You get one project coordinator and a written scope before work begins.

The single small bathroom in a 1950s Studio City house is the most common call we get. We rebuild it from the studs: new waterproofing, a curbless or low-curb shower where the floor allows, a wall-hung or floating vanity to make the room read larger, and ventilation that actually clears the steam.

Primary-suite bathrooms in the hills are a different project — often part of an addition — and we design them with the structural engineer so the plumbing and the slope work together.

On the flat lots around Tujunga Village and Colfax Meadows, a detached garage is usually the fastest path to a permitted ADU. We handle feasibility, LADBS plan check, utilities and the build. Read the dedicated page for how ADU projects run in this neighborhood.