Whole-Home Remodel After Water Damage in Encino
Rebuilding after water damage included a custom kitchen, three bathrooms, flooring, paint, framing, drywall, plumbing, electrical work and a new HVAC system.
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Whole-Home Remodeling in Los Angeles
Bring your rooms, finishes and building systems into one coordinated renovation. Dream Construction Inc. remodels homes across Greater Los Angeles, from connected living spaces to complete interior transformations.
California Licensed General Contractor · Lic. #1051776
Plan the whole home together
A whole-home remodel is an opportunity to consider how the kitchen, bathrooms, bedrooms and shared spaces work as a complete home. Consistent flooring, useful storage and a coordinated material palette can connect rooms while giving each space its own purpose.
The work behind the finishes matters as well. Depending on the agreed scope, a renovation may involve framing, drywall, plumbing, electrical work and HVAC alongside cabinetry, tile and countertops. Our portfolio includes projects that combine these stages, as well as renovations focused on the finished living spaces. A clear room-by-room scope helps establish priorities before construction.
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Santa Monica Three-Story Whole Home Remodel
A coordinated renovation with a renewed kitchen, hardwood flooring, custom cabinetry, a dedicated laundry room and a basement gym.
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Common questions
Can the kitchen and bathrooms be remodeled together?
Yes. Our whole-home projects include coordinated kitchen and bathroom renovations. Discussing them together allows the scope, materials and construction sequence to be considered as one project.
Can I stay in my home during the work?
That depends on the scope, construction sequence and access to essential rooms. Discuss occupancy at the beginning so it can be considered when planning the work.
What should I prepare before requesting an estimate?
List the rooms involved, what is not working in the home today, any known damage or system issues, and the changes that matter most to you. Photos and existing plans help explain the scope.
Let’s discuss your project
Tell us which rooms you want to renovate and what you want your home to do better.