Below are the starting prices for the work our Los Angeles crews do most often. These are honest entry points for a standard job, not teaser rates. Every price on this page is a starting point: we confirm the real number in a written estimate after we see the work, and that estimate is fixed before anyone picks up a tool.
Four things move the number: access, condition, finish level, and permits. A second-floor condo with no elevator and a two-hour parking window costs more to work in than a Valley single-family with a driveway. Older LA housing stock hides surprises behind the wall, so demolition often reveals rot, failed waterproofing, or wiring that has to be corrected before we can close anything up. Finish level is the biggest swing: the same bathroom can be a 3,000 dollar refresh or a 45,000 dollar remodel depending on tile, glass, and fixtures. Permits and inspections add cost and calendar time on structural, electrical, and plumbing scope, and we tell you up front when they apply instead of after the deposit. We come out, measure, look behind what we can, and send a written line-item estimate. If we find something during demolition, work stops and you get a signed change order before it continues. No verbal numbers, no surprise invoices at the end.
