What we handle
- Architect and engineer coordination — structural, MEP, civil
- Soils report and geotechnical review where the lot requires it
- LADBS residential plan check, corrections cycle, and permit issuance
- Coastal Commission jurisdiction where the lot falls inside the coastal zone
- Hillside grading, retaining walls, foundation systems (spread footing, mat, caissons where required)
- Framing, MEP rough-in, envelope, roofing, high-performance windows and doors
- Title 24 energy modeling and compliance
- Integrated PV and battery-storage design when the client wants the energy stack built in
- Interior finishes, cabinetry, tile, stone, hardwood — coordinated with the design team
- Final inspection, certificate of occupancy, punch list, one-year workmanship warranty
Who this is for
- Owners building a primary residence on a lot they already own
- Buyers who've purchased a teardown and want a new home in its place
- Multi-generational family projects where the build has to accommodate a specific program (accessibility, aging-in-place, multi-family layout)
Typical scope and timeline
Ground-up custom homes in LA run 14 to 22 months from permit issuance to certificate of occupancy, depending on lot complexity, coastal jurisdiction, and design detail. We tell you where in that range your project sits during the pre-construction phase — not at framing.
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Call (310) 948-7099for a scoping conversation on your project.
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