1920s Spanish, post-war bungalows and income property — remodels priced for what the house is actually for.
Inglewood, California
Inglewood has two housing stories running side by side. There are the 1920s and 1930s Spanish Revival and Craftsman homes with details worth keeping — arched openings, coved plaster, original hardwood — and there are the post-war bungalows and small multifamily buildings that make up much of the rest. What is right for one is wrong for the other, and the difference is not budget, it is intent.
Inglewood is also the neighborhood where we most often work for owners rather than occupants: duplexes, fourplexes and rentals being brought up to standard between tenants. Those projects are judged on cost per unit and days out of service, not on showroom finishes. We scope them that way — durable materials, sequenced trades, a hard end date — and we scope owner-occupied restorations completely differently.
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Morningside Park, Fairview Heights, North Inglewood, Centinela, Darby-Dixon and the blocks around the stadium district.
Our Services
Kitchens for owner-occupied restorations and for turnovers — two different specifications, priced honestly as such.
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Bathroom remodels in period homes and durable, fast-turnaround bathrooms for rental units.
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Garage conversions and detached ADUs adding a rentable unit on Inglewood lots, permitted through the city.
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Whole-house renovations of Spanish Revival and Craftsman homes, and full repositioning of small multifamily property.
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Ground-up rebuilds on total-loss lots, and renovation of homes left standing that took smoke, soot and heat damage. We read the insurance scope against what the city will actually require you to build, and put the gap in writing before you commit.
See fire rebuild & smoke damage →Permits & Local Rules
Inglewood is an independent city and issues its own building permits through its Building and Safety division. Multi-unit and rental work brings additional requirements that single-family projects do not face.
Local Experience
On a 1920s Spanish, the arches, plaster and original wood are the reason the house is desirable. We restore and work around them where the budget allows rather than gutting to bare studs because it is faster for us.
For income property the real cost is vacancy. We sequence trades tightly, order long-lead items before demolition and commit to a completion date, because two extra weeks on site is two weeks of lost rent.
A lot of Inglewood housing has had cosmetic work layered over aging panels, drains and roofs. We tell you when the money belongs in the systems first — even though the kitchen is what you called about.
Transparent Pricing
Every Inglewood project gets its own written, line-item quote. These ranges are for planning.
Refresh
$15K - $40K
Single-room refresh — bathroom, kitchen facelift, or flooring throughout. Typically 2-4 weeks.
Renovate
$40K - $120K
Full kitchen, primary suite, or multi-room remodel with layout changes. Typically 4-10 weeks.
Transform
$120K - $500K+
Whole-home remodel or ADU build, design through final inspection. Typically 3-6 months.
Free estimates always. Every quote is line-item and locked in writing before work begins.
Recent Work
A sample of completed New Cali Construction projects across the Westside. See the full portfolio →
Common Questions
Yes, and we price it differently than an owner-occupied remodel. Turnover work is judged on cost per unit and days out of service, so we sequence trades tightly, order long-lead items before demolition and commit to a completion date. Durability of finish matters more than showroom specification.
The City of Inglewood, through its own Building and Safety division. Inglewood is an independent city, so LADBS is not involved. On multi-unit properties we also verify the legal unit count on record before design — unpermitted conversions surface at permit time and are far cheaper to address before construction.
Frequently, yes. Arched openings, coved plaster and original hardwood in 1920s and 1930s homes are a large part of the property’s appeal and are expensive to reproduce. We will tell you which details are worth protecting and which are past saving, then price the work to match your actual goal for the house.
Free in-home consultation. Written line-item scope. Locked price before we start.
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