Questions & answers from Graceland Remodeling

Yes. Graceland Remodeling Inc. holds California Contractors State License Board license #1061970 with B (General Building), C33 (Painting), C15 (Flooring) and C61/D06 (Concrete) classifications, valid through January 2028. We are bonded, carry general liability insurance and cover every worker under workers' compensation. Certificates are available on request and our license can be verified on the CSLB website.

We are headquartered in Encino and serve the San Fernando Valley, the City of Los Angeles, Pasadena, Altadena, La Cañada Flintridge, Glendale, Burbank, Santa Clarita, Downey, Whittier and surrounding Southern California communities. Satellite offices in Altadena (new construction), Downey (painting) and Whittier (hardscaping) extend our reach across Los Angeles County.

Graceland Remodeling Inc. was founded in 2016 by Shay and Moshe Hanun, who together bring more than two decades of construction and home remodeling experience. We have completed hundreds of projects across Los Angeles since then.

You can read client reviews on Google, Yelp, Houzz, Angi and Facebook. Graceland Remodeling holds a 5.0-star rating on Houzz and is BBB Accredited with an A+ rating.

Yes. We offer free in-home estimates for all remodeling, addition, ADU, painting and outdoor living projects across Los Angeles. Call (833) 384-3197 or use the contact form and we will schedule a walkthrough at your convenience, including weekends.

Yes. We partner with GreenSky, Aqua Finance and Foundation Finance to offer flexible financing with fast approval and low monthly payments. Qualified clients may be eligible for 0% interest for 15 months, subject to office approval. Ask about financing during your estimate.

Most full kitchen remodels in the Los Angeles area range from $45,000 to $120,000 depending on size, structural changes and cabinet and countertop selections. Your free estimate includes line-item pricing.

Ground-floor room additions typically run $350 to $600 per square foot in Los Angeles. Garage conversions commonly cost $80,000 to $200,000, and new detached ADUs $250,000 to $450,000 depending on size, utilities and finishes.

Start with a free consultation. We walk the property, listen to your goals and budget, and follow up with a written scope and estimate. From there we handle design, engineering if needed, permitting through LADBS or your city, material selections and construction with a dedicated project manager.

Yes. We prepare and submit plans, pull permits through the Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety or your local city, schedule every inspection and meet the inspector on site. You never have to visit the permit counter.

Three things: permits are required for moving gas, plumbing, electrical or structure; California Title 24 energy rules affect lighting and ventilation choices; and cabinet lead times, not labor, usually set the schedule. We plan around all three so your project passes inspection and finishes on time.

Often yes. For kitchens, bathrooms and additions we set up dust containment and sequence work so you keep a functioning kitchen and bathroom. For whole-home remodels we discuss whether a phased approach or a temporary move makes more sense for your family.

Yes. Our work is backed by a workmanship warranty, and we provide as-built documentation and the certificate of occupancy where applicable at project close-out. Manufacturer warranties on materials and fixtures pass through to you.

Kitchen and bathroom remodeling, complete home renovations, room and second-story additions, ADU construction and garage conversions, new home construction, backyard remodeling and outdoor living, patio covers, pool replastering, paver installation and stacked stone, artificial turf, flooring installation, interior and exterior painting, and vinyl fencing.

Yes. We design, permit and build detached ADUs, attached ADUs and garage conversions throughout Los Angeles County, managing feasibility, architectural design, Title 24, permitting, utilities and construction as one contract.

The strongest trend is the outdoor room: treating the backyard as an architectural extension of the house with a covered patio or louvered pergola, outdoor kitchen, defined dining and lounge zones, low-maintenance pavers and turf, and lighting that extends use into the evening. Pool replastering and fire features round out most projects.