General Contractor in Simi Valley, California

The classic Simi Valley remodel starts with a compartmentalized 1970s floor plan and ends with an open kitchen, new flooring throughout, and a backyard built for entertaining. We know these floor plans inside out, which walls want to come down, where the plumbing runs, and how to phase work so your family can keep living at home while we build.

Heat drives more Simi Valley decisions than people expect. A remodel that opens up a floor plan changes how air moves through the house, which often means the existing system is the wrong size for the new layout rather than simply old. We look at duct runs, return air and attic insulation as part of the remodel rather than as a separate job later, because retrofitting comfort into a finished house costs far more than designing it in.

Home to about 126,000 people and the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, Simi Valley sits in its own warm valley ringed by rocky hills. The heat is real here, which is why HVAC sizing and attic insulation matter more than almost anywhere else we build. Permits run through the city's Environmental Services Department. For city services and permit information, visit the City of Simi Valley official website.

The hillside edges are the other local variable. Properties against the Santa Susana slopes bring drainage and, in places, fire requirements that flat valley lots never see, and both are cheaper to design around than to correct. On the valley floor the constraints are simpler, which is why an accurate read of a specific address matters more here than a general rule about the city.

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