Whole-Home Renovation in Los Angeles

A whole-home renovation in Los Angeles typically costs $150 to $400 per square foot and takes 4 to 9 months. DN Builders Group is a licensed, bonded general contractor in Burbank that sequences the entire job — structural, mechanical, and finish — so the house comes back together in the right order.

What's included

Full interior demolition
Structural work: removing walls, adding beams, reframing
Electrical, plumbing, and HVAC replacement or upgrade
Windows and doors
Kitchen and bathrooms
Flooring, millwork, paint, lighting
Permits, plans, and inspections

Typical cost in Los Angeles

Cosmetic / finish-level renovation$150 – $250 / sq ft

Full gut, systems replaced$250 – $350 / sq ft

Structural changes, high-end finishes$350 – $400+ / sq ft

Typical Los Angeles market ranges, not a quote. Your price depends on size, finishes, and structure. We give you a fixed, itemized bid after a walkthrough.

Timeline

Most whole-home renovations take 4 to 9 months on site, depending on square footage and how much structure changes. Plans and permits add 2 to 5 months before work starts.

How we work

One licensed team handles design, permitting, and construction. You approve a fixed, itemized scope before demolition starts. Change orders are documented and approved in writing — never sprung on you at the end. You get a weekly update, every week.

DN Builders Group Inc holds an active California General Building license (#1139710), carries a $25,000 surety bond, and is fully insured. You can verify the license with the California Contractors State License Board.

Questions

How much does a whole-home renovation cost in Los Angeles?

Whole-home renovations in Los Angeles typically run $150 to $400 per square foot. Cosmetic work sits at the low end; a full gut with new systems and structural changes sits at the high end.

How long does a whole-home renovation take?

Four to nine months of construction, plus two to five months for plans and permits before work begins.

Can I live in the house during a whole-home renovation?

Usually not. Once water, power, and HVAC are down, the house is not habitable. Most clients move out for the duration.

Where we work

Burbank and Greater Los Angeles.