Whole-home renovation
Home Remodeling in Los Angeles
Older Los Angeles houses are usually well built and badly laid out. A remodel is how you keep the first and fix the second.
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What does a whole-home remodel involve?
Typically some combination of layout changes, systems, and finishes. Layout means moving or removing walls to open the plan up. Systems means the electrical, plumbing, sewer, insulation, windows and doors: the parts nobody photographs and everybody feels. Finishes means the kitchen, the bathrooms, the flooring and the lighting. Most remodels that genuinely change how a house feels touch all three, which is why doing them at the same time costs less than doing them in sequence.
Meet the person behind your project
Hear it directly from Erfan
A remodel is major work on the home you live in, so it helps to know who is running it.
Erfan walks through a completed Woodland Hills project: a full home remodel and a garage converted into a one-bedroom ADU.
Layout is usually the thing that was actually wrong
Homeowners often describe the problem in terms of finishes (the kitchen is dated, the floors are tired) when the thing that makes the house feel wrong is a wall. Post-war Los Angeles houses were drawn as a series of small closed rooms, which is not how anyone lives now.
Taking a wall out is the single change that most often transforms a house, and it is also the change most likely to be structural. Whether a given wall is load-bearing is a question with a real answer, and it is worth getting that answer before anyone gets attached to a floor plan.
The systems nobody wants to pay for
The least glamorous line on a remodel budget is usually the most important one. Electrical panels sized for a 1950s house. Galvanised supply lines. A sewer lateral at the end of its life. Insulation that is either missing or has settled to the bottom of the wall. Windows that are single-glazed and out of square.
Doing this work while the walls are open costs a fraction of what it costs afterwards, and it is the difference between a house that looks renovated and a house that is. Our Sausalito project is a fair illustration: electrical, water, sewer, insulation, drywall, windows and doors were all upgraded as part of the remodel, and none of it shows in the photographs.
Doing it in one go, or in stages
A single remodel is generally cheaper per square foot than the same work done as three projects, because the demolition, the permits, the trades and the site setup happen once. It is also more disruptive, and it needs the whole budget available at once.
Staging is a legitimate choice, and plenty of homeowners do it. If you are staging, the order matters: systems and layout first, finishes second. Doing it the other way round means paying to demolish the kitchen you just installed.
Remodelling alongside an ADU
A pattern we see repeatedly: a homeowner remodels the main house and converts the garage in the same programme. Two of our completed projects did exactly that, and one review on this site describes it directly: a garage conversion and a kitchen remodel run together.
It works because the expensive, disruptive parts overlap. One permit process, one site setup, one crew mobilisation, and you are through the disruption once instead of twice.
Family-owned and operated
The family behind your project
Yeganeh Inc. is a family construction business with over 25 years of construction experience behind it. Abraham Yeganeh set the standards the business still works to, and his son Erfan is closely involved in the work today.
Abraham Yeganeh Abraham has spent his career in construction, and the standards he set are the ones Yeganeh Inc. still builds to. His experience continues to shape how each project is planned and delivered.
Erfan Yeganeh Erfan, Abraham's son, is closely involved day to day, from the first conversation with a homeowner through planning, coordination and site oversight. Homeowners who leave reviews for Yeganeh Inc. name him by name more often than anything else.
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Real Yeganeh work
Home Remodeling we have completed
Sausalito Remodel & Addition
- Systems
- Upgraded electrical, water and sewer
- Envelope
- New insulation, drywall, windows and doors
A complete home remodel and addition that transformed the existing residence into a modern, open-concept living space. The project included upgraded electrical, w…
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Quakertown Remodel & Garage ADU
- Garage
- Detached, converted to a permitted ADU
- Main residence
- Complete remodel
A complete home remodel completed alongside a permitted garage-to-ADU conversion. The main residence was upgraded with new systems, windows, doors, kitchen, bathr…
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Kittridge Remodel & Garage Addition
- Added
- 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms
- Scope
- Full home remodel and garage addition
A full home remodel and garage addition that expanded the main residence with 2 new bedrooms and 2 new bathrooms. The project included upgraded systems, modern fi…
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See the work before you hire
Before you hire a contractor, see how they build
Finished photographs show the result. The job sites show the process: framing, deliveries and projects in progress, posted as the work happens.
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Materials arriving on site
Google reviews
Homeowners on their home remodeling
Rating on Google
Real reviews from Google, reproduced exactly as published. Those that describe this kind of work come first.
See all reviewsGoogleView the listing(opens in a new tab)Working with Erfan and his crew was an absolute pleasure. They transformed our vision into a reality, creating a space that is both functional and pleasing. We highly recommend Yeganeh Construction to anyone looking for a reliable, skilled, and trustworthy general contractor for their remodeling needs.
MahdiHome remodeling We had an excellent experience with Yeganeh Inc. They remodeled our home and converted our garage into a junior ADU, and we couldn't be happier with the results. The quality of the materials and workmanship was excellent, and the entire team was professional, friendly, and reliable. Everything was completed exactly as planned and, most importantly, on time with no delays. We highly recommend Yeganeh Inc for their professionalism, quality, and outstanding service. Definitely 5 stars!
Sohrab GhafouriHome remodel + junior ADU · Aug 5, 2026 Incredible company. I had tons of bad experiences with previous contractors. Erfan had a great first impression, and it lasted throughout the whole project. I will definitely be using them for my future projects as well. The most stressful part of the project was dealing with the city inspectors, but thankfully, this company took care of everything without my contribution. 10/10 recommend.
Aryan AbbaspourGoogle review · Jul 14, 2026 We had a successful collaboration with Yeganeh Construction and were very happy with their honesty, professionalism, and reliability. They delivered on their commitments and were great to work with from start to finish. We highly recommend Yeganeh Construction to anyone looking for a trustworthy and dependable construction company.
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We come out, look at the property, and give you an estimate. Both are free, and there is nothing to sign.
Free property visit and free estimate. You talk to the contractor, not a call centre.
The process
How it starts
Every property is different, but the first three steps are the same and none of them costs you anything.
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You call, and we talk about the property
What you are thinking about, what the property is like, and whether the thing you have in mind is realistic there. Ten minutes on the phone rules a lot in or out.
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We come and look, free and with no obligation
Someone stands on the lot, measures what matters, and looks at access, setbacks, existing structures and where services run. This is the step that turns a range into a number.
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You get an estimate and a plan for what happens next
A real figure for your project, with construction and plans-plus-permitting shown separately, and a clear picture of the sequence from drawings to permit to build.
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We build it, and you know where it is
One point of contact who knows the status of your project. Being kept informed is the thing homeowners mention most often in reviews of our work, and it is the part we are most deliberate about.
Where we work
Serving the Los Angeles area
- West Hills
- Woodland Hills
- Reseda
- Northridge
- Winnetka
- Canoga Park
- Los Angeles
- Tarzana
- Encino
- Sherman Oaks
- Van Nuys
- West Hollywood
- Westwood
- Pacific Palisades
Straight answers
Home Remodeling questions
The questions homeowners actually ask, answered without making you call to find out.
How much does a home remodel cost in Los Angeles?
It depends on the scope, the size of the house and what the existing structure turns up. Yeganeh Inc. publishes verified ranges for ADU and garage conversion work; we do not publish a remodel range we cannot stand behind. Call and we will give you a real number after seeing the property, at no cost.
Do I need to move out during a remodel?
For a whole-home remodel where the kitchen and bathrooms are out at the same time, usually yes for at least part of it. For a partial remodel it is often possible to stay. We are straight with you about which one your project is before you commit, because planning around it is easier than reacting to it.
Do I need permits for a remodel?
For anything structural, electrical or plumbing, yes. Moving or removing walls, rewiring, re-piping and adding or relocating fixtures all require permits and plan check. Purely cosmetic work generally does not. We handle plans and permitting alongside the build.
Can you remove a wall to open up the layout?
Usually, yes, but whether a wall is load-bearing determines what is involved. Removing a load-bearing wall means a beam and often new posts and footings, which is a real piece of structural work rather than a demolition day. Our Sausalito project removed an interior wall to improve flow and light, and it is a good example of what that looks like done properly.
Should I remodel or move?
That is a financial and personal question rather than a construction one, and we are not the right people to answer it for you. What we can tell you is what your remodel would actually cost and what it would involve, at no charge, so you are comparing real numbers rather than assumptions.
Can you remodel the house and convert the garage at the same time?
Yes, and it is a sensible way to do it. The permitting, site setup and disruption overlap, so you go through it once instead of twice. Two of our completed projects combined a full home remodel with a garage-to-ADU conversion.
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Keep reading
Where to go next
- ServiceKitchen RemodelingLayout first, then cabinetry, stone and light. The room that decides how the rest of the house feels.
- ServiceBathroom RemodelingWaterproofing, ventilation and layout first. The room where poor work shows up soonest.
- ServiceHome AdditionsMore room in the house you already have. Bedrooms, bathrooms, second storeys and whole-wing extensions.
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