Service Areas · California
An Eichler kitchen is not a Victorian kitchen is not an HOA tract kitchen. We render California city by city, with the period detail and the light each market actually has.
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles
LA's remodel market runs on three stocks: 1920s Spanish Revival with thick stucco walls and clay tile, hillside post-and-beam moderns hanging over canyons, and flat-lot Craftsman bungalows in the northeast neighborhoods. Most kitchen and bath work happens inside pre-war footprints, where every inch moved is a framing conversation.
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San Diego County
San Diego
San Diego is ranch stock plus coast: single-story 50s–70s ranches in Clairemont and Point Loma, Craftsman and Spanish in North Park, and glass-heavy coastal contemporaries toward La Jolla. The ADU wave is strongest here — backyard units, garage conversions, and the paperwork that comes with them drive a huge share of design work.
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Santa Clara County
San Jose
San Jose's signature stock is the Eichler and its mid-century cousins — post-and-beam ceilings, glass walls, atriums — surrounded by miles of 60s ranches in Cambrian and Almaden. Remodels skew technical: owners who read spec sheets for a living and expect period-correct decisions, not approximations.
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San Francisco County
San Francisco
San Francisco remodels happen inside Victorians and Edwardians on 25-foot lots — bay windows, stacked flats, light wells, and vertical additions that have to survive planning and neighbor review. Kitchens move to the garden level, baths squeeze into former closets, and every project negotiates with period fabric.
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Los Angeles County
Pasadena
Pasadena is Craftsman country — Bungalow Heaven's contributing structures, Madison Heights four-squares, and the long shadow of Greene & Greene. Design review is real, neighbors are organized, and remodels are judged on how well new work defers to quarter-sawn oak, art glass, and exposed rafter tails.
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Orange County
Irvine
Irvine is planned-community stock: village-by-village tract homes from the 70s through the 2010s, governed by HOAs with written aesthetic standards. Remodels are interior-heavy — kitchens, primary baths, built-ins — plus backyard projects that need association sign-off before a shovel moves.
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More California cities open as demand proves out — the network grows on evidence, not ambition.