Home Remodeling Contractor in West Hills

West Hills is part of the City of Los Angeles, so the Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety reviews plans, issues permits and inspects the work. RnD Builders also prepares the plans and submittals and manages corrections and inspections.

Yes. Our West Hills projects are linked on this page, such as a complete home remodel with a green and white kitchen, two full baths and a fireplace, and a 1960s house turned into a modern home. We can also arrange references during your estimate.

Yes. LADBS runs a Standard Plan Program that pre-approves ADU plans, which shortens plan check when the plan fits your site. We also help you choose between a pre-approved plan and a custom design.

Yes. Also, parcels near the Santa Susana foothills can fall in mapped fire hazard zones, which require wildland-urban interface construction, and hillside lots need real engineering. We also check your parcel at the first visit.

Often. Wall removals are one of the most common requests in older Valley homes, and one of our West Hills projects turned a 1960s house into a modern home with major wall removals. We confirm what is structural before we price.

We serve Platt Village, Fallbrook and the West Hills foothills, plus Woodland Hills, Porter Ranch, Chatsworth, Calabasas and the rest of the San Fernando Valley. In addition, ask us if you are not sure we cover your address.

West Hills homeowners usually ask about three numbers first: kitchens at $35,000 to $150,000, bathrooms at $25,000 to $85,000 and interior remodels at $75,000 to $250,000. Beyond those, garage conversions run $140,000 to $200,000, detached ADUs $220,000 to $350,000, additions start at $450 per square foot and custom homes at $650. Site conditions can also change a project. Your estimate itemizes every cost element, and larger or more complex projects can also run higher.

Timelines follow the work. A kitchen is guaranteed within 28 days, a bathroom takes about 3 weeks and a basic garage conversion 3 to 6 weeks, while a detached ADU takes up to 3 months from the first day of construction and a whole-home remodel 4 to 6 months. We set realistic timelines at the start.

Kitchens generally run $35,000 to $150,000, depending on size, layout changes, cabinetry and finishes, and a kitchen is guaranteed within 28 days. Larger kitchens and premium materials can also run higher, and we confirm the exact price in a written estimate after we see your space.

Yes. Also, room additions, kitchen remodeling and whole-home renovations are all part of our work in West Hills, and additions start at $450 per square foot. We design the changes in 3D first so you can adjust them before construction.

New detached ADUs generally run $220,000 to $350,000, and garage conversions $140,000 to $200,000, depending on size, site conditions and finishes. Rents and returns vary, so we scope the design and costs with you and do not promise a specific payback. Your written estimate confirms the exact price.

Yes. Whether you have a vacant lot or want to demolish and rebuild, we guide you through site evaluation, architectural design, structural engineering, permits and construction. Custom homes start at $650 per square foot and generally take 11 to 20 months.

We price from what we can see and verify on the first visit, and we list it line by line. On older homes we check framing, plumbing and electrical before pricing. Any change is agreed in writing before work on it begins, so the project stays in line with the budget agreed in your contract.

One team handles design, permits and construction, so plans are drawn with the build in mind. In addition, rnD Builders gives West Hills homeowners 3D renderings, itemized written proposals and a single point of contact. Our office is in Woodland Hills. Whoever you hire, confirm the license, the written contract and the permits. Also, you can check us on the CSLB website: RnD Builders is a licensed California general contractor, License #1081122. State law requires a license for projects that need a permit or total $1,000 or more, so ask every contractor for a number.