LA Home Renovations Contractor
LA Kitchen & Baths is a licensed and insured Los Angeles remodeling company handling la home renovations, kitchen remodeling, bathroom remodeling, and interior renovations for homeowners across West Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Studio City, and Sherman Oaks.
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Our Services
LA Kitchen & Baths is a licensed contractor serving Los Angeles County, specializing in kitchen remodels, bathroom renovations and other interior renovations.
Kitchen Remodeling
Full kitchen remodels in Los Angeles homes, from cabinet and counter replacement in the existing footprint to opening a wall and rebuilding the layout. We set appliance, plumbing, gas, and electrical locations before demolition ends, update the rough work behind the walls, then install cabinetry, countertops, tile, lighting, and finish carpentry in order once inspections clear.
Bathroom Remodeling
Primary baths, guest baths, and powder rooms rebuilt from the framing out. We correct drainage and slope while the walls are open, waterproof every wet surface, then set tile, vanities, tubs, and fixtures ourselves. Small rooms leave no margin for shortcuts, so the work behind the tile gets the same attention as the finishes you see.
Interior Remodeling
Everything outside the kitchen and bath. Opening up living and dining areas, repairing old plaster, restoring crown molding and mantels, building closets and built-ins, hanging doors, running trim, drywall, tile, and paint. Older Los Angeles homes have detail worth keeping, so new profiles get matched to the existing ones with finish carpentry instead of stock trim.
A Local Remodeling Team You Can Trust
LA Kitchen & Baths has been serving Los Angeles homeowners since 2018. We are licensed and insured under CSLB 1092383, which means the permitting and inspection side of your remodel is handled by a contractor the city recognizes, and the people working in your house are covered while they are there.
The thing most homeowners tell us they want is not a design idea. It is knowing what is happening in their house this week and who to call when something changes. So the scope goes in writing before construction starts, changes get discussed before they happen rather than after, and you deal with the same person from the first walkthrough through the final punch list.
We would rather explain the right way to approach something than sell you the expensive version of the wrong one. If a wall can stay and save you money, we say so. If a shortcut is going to cause a callback in two years, we say that too.
How It Works
Most of the stress in a home remodeling project comes from not knowing what happens next. The process below is the same on a powder room and a whole-floor renovation, and each step exists to settle a question before it turns into a problem on site.
You will know the scope before demolition, the schedule before materials are ordered, and the status of the work while it is underway. Nothing here is a sales funnel. It is the order the work has to go in.
Initial Inquiry
A phone or website conversation about what you want to change, which rooms are involved, and roughly where the project sits in scale. This is also where we tell you honestly whether the work is a fit. We take on defined remodeling and improvement projects rather than routine handyman or service-call work, and it saves everyone time to sort that out in the first ten minutes.
On-Site Walkthrough
We come out and look at the actual conditions: the age of the plumbing, how the room is framed, where the load is carried, what the last remodel left behind. In older Los Angeles houses this is where the real cost drivers show up. We also talk through priorities and budget expectations, because knowing what matters most to you changes how the scope gets written.
Written Proposal
You get a written estimate that spells out the agreed scope of work in plain language, so it is clear what is included and what is not. A proposal that is vague on scope is the single most common source of arguments later in a remodel. If you want to compare options, this is the right stage to adjust the scope rather than after the walls are open.
Pre-Construction
Scheduling, material selections, and coordination happen before anyone swings a hammer. Tile, cabinetry, and fixtures all have lead times, and a selection that arrives late stalls every trade behind it. We help you evaluate practical material and layout options here, then lock the choices so the schedule holds once demolition starts.
Construction
Demolition, rough trades, inspections, and finishes run in sequence, with licensed specialty trades coordinated as part of the project. Most of our work happens in occupied homes, so the work area gets contained, floors and adjacent rooms get protected, and the site gets cleaned at the end of the day. You hear from us as things progress instead of wondering.
Final Walkthrough
We walk the finished space with you and write down anything that needs attention: a caulk line, a door that needs adjusting, a touch-up on paint. Those items get completed before the project closes out. A remodel is not done when it looks done in a photo. It is done when the punch list is empty and the room works the way it is supposed to.
Locations Served
We are based in Los Angeles and work across the city and within a 30-mile radius, including West Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Studio City, Sherman Oaks, Calabasas, Brentwood, and West Los Angeles. Staying inside that radius is deliberate. It keeps crews on site early, keeps material runs short, and means we can get back to a job quickly when something needs attention.
Recent Home Remodeling Projects in Los Angeles
See our recent home remodeling projects across Los Angeles. The gallery has finished kitchens, bathrooms and interior renovations.
Projects include work in Beverly Hills, Brentwood, Sherman Oaks, Calabasas and nearby communities.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. LA Kitchen & Baths operates under California CSLB and carries appropriate insurance. That covers the work itself and the people performing it, and it means the permitting and inspection side of a remodel is handled by a contractor the city recognizes. If you want the license number for your own records, it is CSLB 1092383, and you are welcome to verify it before you sign anything.
What types of projects do you take on?
We focus primarily on residential remodeling and improvement projects, including kitchens, bathrooms, interior renovations, carpentry, tile and related construction. That covers full gut renovations, single-room remodels, and the finish work that ties a house back together afterward, such as drywall, plaster, trim, doors and millwork. If your project sits somewhere between those categories, describe it and we will tell you honestly whether it is a fit.
Do you take small jobs?
We evaluate projects individually. Our primary focus is defined remodeling and improvement projects rather than routine handyman or service-call work. A small project with a clear scope, like a powder room or a run of built-in cabinetry, is often a good fit. A list of unrelated household repairs usually is not, and we would rather point you elsewhere than take work we are not set up to do well.
Do you provide estimates?
Yes. We start with a conversation about the project and typically schedule an on-site walkthrough before preparing a proposal. The walkthrough matters because existing conditions drive cost more than anything else in an older Los Angeles home, and a number given without seeing the space is a guess. After the visit you get a written proposal that lays out the agreed scope of work in plain language.