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KB Remodeling

Whole-home remodeling, ADUs and new-home planning in Los Angeles.

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Architectural inspiration · not a completed KB project

The Signature Collection

Future living, considered.

Four architectural concepts that explore how KB Remodeling thinks about material, light and the way a home is lived in — from a courtyard estate to a hillside house.

These are design concepts, not listings or KB projects. Nothing here is for sale, for lease, reserved, permitted or under construction. ZIP codes give design context only and do not identify a property.

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Architectural visualization of the AUREL Estate concept: a broad two-story limestone residence with full-height glass, bronze-framed entry, olive trees and a reflecting pool at golden hour.
Architectural visualization · Concept project
01Concept project

AUREL Estate

A quieter expression of grandeur.

Type
Private estate concept
ZIP
90210
Date
Illustrative target · Q4 2027

Concept planning dates only — not confirmed construction, completion or delivery.

Concept planning dates only — not confirmed construction, completion or delivery.

01 / What we build

Built around the whole property.

Two construction services — whole-home remodeling and ADUs — shaped by the existing home and the site. Planning a new house instead? The new-home path follows below.

Foundation Repair

Foundation Repair & Earthquake Retrofitting

KB Remodeling offers foundation construction, earthquake retrofitting, contractor foundation inspection, foundation repair and foundation replacement across Greater Los Angeles. Every job starts with a site evaluation; we coordinate the engineer and permit the work requires and build to the approved plans.

New-home planning

Building new from the lot up?

Some properties call for a new house rather than a remodel or an added unit. Compare the three paths, then follow the one that fits your lot.

DecisionNew custom homeWhole-home remodelADU
Starting pointVacant lot, or an existing house to be replacedA house worth keeping, with layout or systems to changeA main house that stays; space on the lot for a second unit
Design teamArchitect or designer, structural and often soils engineer, surveyorDesigner or architect; engineer when structure changesDesigner or architect; engineer as the unit type requires
Main questionsZoning, slope, soils, utilities, demolitionExisting conditions, phasing, living arrangementsAccess, utilities, setbacks, unit type

KB Dispatches / The building desk

All guides

Rebuild preparation

Rebuild, repair or a new design?

Name the path, confirm the reviewing agency and gather site-clearance records before design advances.

Guide updated

Local knowledge / your next move

Explore local planning.

Public locality guides and three starting steps. Community centers, not jobs or confirmed coverage.

Local guide directory

03 / From plan to handover

One project. A clear sequence.

A practical path links homeowner priorities, property-specific review and the work on site. Exact scope and approvals depend on the project.

  1. 01

    Understand

    Define the property, intended use, priorities and known constraints.

  2. 02

    Develop

    Bring scope, design decisions, specialists and local review questions into focus.

  3. 03

    Construct

    Sequence the work, track changes and carry the documented scope toward completion.

  4. 04

    Handover

    Review remaining items and organize the records and information needed after construction.

See the full process

How the work comes together

From the planning desk to the last cabinet.

Illustrative brand scenes

  • Overhead view of a desk with a printed site plan, a schedule and a checklist being marked
    01 of 8· Plan

    Goals, site plan and open questions on one page before any design work.

  • Two people reviewing a large printed floor plan with a pencil in a small office
    02 of 8· Review

    Drawings are marked up until scope, structure and systems agree.

  • Hands comparing tile, stone and wood samples beside a floor plan on a wooden table
    03 of 8· Select

    Finishes are compared side by side against the plan, not chosen in isolation.

  • Three people in hard hats and safety vests reviewing drawings on a truck tailgate near a framed house
    04 of 8· Coordinate

    Trades walk the drawings on site so sequence questions surface early.

  • Two workers finishing a freshly poured concrete slab inside wood forms in a backyard
    05 of 8· Foundation

    Forms, reinforcement and a level pour set up everything above.

  • A carpenter fastening wood framing while a second worker checks it with a level
    06 of 8· Framing

    The structure is checked for plumb and layout before it is closed in.

  • A worker measuring drywall inside a garage being converted, with insulated walls and a new window opening
    07 of 8· Conversion

    A garage becomes living space wall by wall: openings, insulation, wiring, drywall.

  • An installer kneeling to shim and level a run of oak kitchen cabinets
    08 of 8· Finish

    Cabinets are shimmed and leveled so counters and doors line up.

04 / Design direction

Ideas with the property in mind.

Explore connected living, spatial flow, materials and ADU design ideas — then use the questions behind each image to frame your own project.

Explore design ideas

KB Remodeling · Greater Los Angeles

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