General Contracting And Construction in Los Angeles
Licensed contractor and construction company serving Los Angeles. Kitchen, bath, roofing, and new construction — on time, on budget, and fully in-house.
Built for LA's Scale and Complexity
From the hillside bungalows of Mount Washington and Echo Park to the mid-century flats of Palms and Mar Vista, Los Angeles is one of the most structurally and architecturally varied cities in the country. With a population of nearly 3.9 million spread across neighborhoods as distinct as Watts, Westwood, and Woodland Hills, no two construction projects here unfold the same way — and Hollywood Contractor Corp is built to handle that range.
- ✓Full-service contracting across LA's 60+ neighborhoods
- ✓ADU and addition expertise for LA's dense infill lots
- ✓Residential and commercial projects, one contractor
- ✓Concept-to-completion management, no handoffs
- ✓Licensed (#1092628), insured, and backed by 5-star reviews
Hollywood Contractor Corp provides general contracting services across Los Angeles, covering remodels, ADUs, new construction, roofing, and exterior work. With roughly 63% of LA's 3.8 million residents renting, the city's property owners — from Boyle Heights landlords to Brentwood homeowners — drive constant demand for full-service construction. Call (818) 264-1955.
Our Services in Los Angeles
Licensed Roofing Contractor Serving Los Angeles
When your roof needs attention, you need a contractor you can trust. Hollywood Contractor Corp is a licensed, insured, and bonded roofing company serving Los Angeles homeowners with straightforward service — roof replacement, repair, and new installation handled with care. Los Angeles roofs face a demanding mix of intense sun, seasonal Santa Ana winds, and the occasional heavy rain, all of which can accelerate wear and expose vulnerabilities that need honest, professional attention.
As a family-owned and operated business, we manage every part of your roofing project directly — no subcontracting surprises. Our transparent, no-hidden-fee pricing means you know exactly what you're paying for before work begins. Call us at (818) 264-1955 to schedule an inspection or get a straightforward estimate.
- ✓Roof replacement for Los Angeles homes
- ✓Roof repair and storm damage work
- ✓New roof installation, done right
- ✓Roofing inspections and honest estimates
- ✓Licensed (1092628), insured, and bonded
- ✓Workmanship warranty on completed work
A City That Builds Differently
Los Angeles is majority-renter by a wide margin — roughly 63% of the city's approximately 1.4 million households are renter-occupied. That single fact shapes the construction landscape in ways that aren't obvious from the outside. Property owners here are often managing occupied buildings, coordinating work around tenants, or investing in rental stock that spans everything from 1920s craftsman duplexes in Highland Park to 1960s apartment blocks in Koreatown. At the same time, the city's owner-occupant base — concentrated in neighborhoods like Brentwood, Encino, Sherman Oaks, and Granada Hills — drives a steady stream of full home remodels, additions, and ADU builds where the homeowner is deeply involved in every decision. Hollywood Contractor Corp works across both contexts. Whether a project is a landlord refreshing a Crenshaw fourplex or a homeowner in Los Feliz undertaking a whole-home renovation, the approach is full-service and managed from a single point of contact. The city's median age of 36.5 and average household size of 2.7 also signal a population that is actively using and modifying its housing stock — not sitting still. That translates to real, ongoing demand for the kind of construction work that changes how a property functions, not just how it looks.
Hillsides, Flatlands, and Everything Between
Los Angeles doesn't have one terrain — it has dozens. The neighborhoods climbing the Santa Monica Mountains above Hollywood and West Hollywood sit on steep, irregular lots where grading, retaining walls, and engineered foundations are part of almost every project. Mount Washington, Glassell Park, Elysian Park, and Shadow Hills present similar challenges: narrow access, significant grade changes, and soil conditions that demand careful evaluation before any structural work begins. Then there's the flat valley floor — Van Nuys, Reseda, Canoga Park, Panorama City — where lots are more standardized but the housing stock is often postwar construction from the 1950s and 1960s, now aging into the range where roofing, siding, structural updates, and full kitchen and bathroom remodels become necessary. Coastal neighborhoods like Venice, Playa del Rey, and Westchester introduce their own conditions: salt air, moisture exposure, and a mix of older beach cottages and newer infill construction. San Pedro and Wilmington, at the southern edge of the city, have a working-class housing character that skews toward practical, durable renovations. Hollywood Contractor Corp's work spans all of it — the hillside scope that requires engineering coordination and the flat-lot project that's more straightforward in access but no less demanding in execution. Understanding which type of site you're working with is the first step in scoping any Los Angeles project accurately.
Why Homeowners Choose Hollywood Contractor Corp
A family-run team that treats every Los Angeles home like it is our own.
Where Projects Come From in LA
The neighborhoods of Los Angeles don't just differ in geography — they differ in what kind of construction work makes sense. In Silver Lake, Echo Park, and Atwater Village, the dominant housing type is the 1920s or 1930s craftsman bungalow or Spanish colonial, and remodels here often involve updating aging systems while preserving architectural character that owners care about deeply. In Boyle Heights and East Los Angeles, the housing stock is dense and the projects tend toward practical renovations — kitchen and bathroom updates, exterior work, roofing — that extend the life of properties that have been in families for decades. Northridge, Chatsworth, and Sylmar in the far northwest Valley have a higher proportion of single-family homes on larger lots, where home additions, new ADU construction, and deck and patio projects are common. Studio City and Toluca Lake, sitting between the Valley and the Hollywood Hills, attract a mix of full remodels and high-finish kitchen and bathroom projects where design quality matters as much as structural execution. Downtown Los Angeles — the Arts District, Little Tokyo, Chinatown — is where commercial renovation work is most concentrated, with adaptive reuse and tenant improvement projects alongside residential loft conversions. Hollywood Contractor Corp tracks these distinctions because the right scope for a project in Watts is genuinely different from the right scope for one in Westwood, even if the service category is the same.
What Hollywood Contractor Corp Builds in LA
Hollywood Contractor Corp handles the full range of residential and commercial construction across Los Angeles — from targeted single-room remodels to ground-up new construction. Each service below has its own dedicated Los Angeles page where you'll find the specific local detail, scope breakdowns, and neighborhood context that a hub overview can't carry. This is the map: full home remodels for properties across the city's varied housing eras; kitchen and bathroom remodels as standalone projects or as part of a larger renovation; new construction on vacant or cleared lots from Highland Park to Woodland Hills; home additions that expand square footage without a full rebuild; ADU construction for the backyard units and garage conversions that LA's zoning now actively encourages; structural renovations that address what's behind the walls; deck and patio construction for the outdoor living that LA's climate makes possible year-round; roof installation and replacement across the city's many roof types and pitch conditions; exterior renovations including siding and stucco work; and foundation work for the hillside, soft-soil, and aging-structure conditions that LA's terrain and housing age create. For cost, timeline, and scope detail on any of these, follow the link to that service's dedicated page — or call (818) 264-1955 to talk through what your specific project needs.
Solid Foundations Built for Los Angeles Homes
Los Angeles sits on varied and often challenging terrain — from hillside lots in the Santa Monica Mountains to older flat-lot neighborhoods with decades-old concrete. Hollywood Contractor Corp brings licensed expertise (Lic. #1092628) and a family-owned work ethic to every foundation project, whether you're stabilizing an existing slab, repairing cracks from soil movement, or pouring new footings for an addition.
We work transparently from the first assessment through final inspection, with no hidden fees and a workmanship warranty that backs everything we do. Los Angeles homeowners can count on straightforward answers and craftsmanship that holds up long after the crew leaves.
- ✓Licensed, bonded, and insured for all foundation work
- ✓Experienced with LA's hillside and flat-lot conditions
- ✓Crack repair, slab stabilization, and new footings
- ✓No hidden fees — clear pricing before work begins
- ✓Workmanship warranty included on every project
- ✓Family-owned team with a hands-on approach
LA's ADU Opportunity, Project by Project
No city in California has embraced ADU construction more visibly than Los Angeles, and for good reason: the combination of high housing demand, relatively large single-family lots in the Valley and South LA, and state-level zoning reforms that removed many of the old barriers has made accessory dwelling units one of the most active project categories in the city. In neighborhoods like Granada Hills, Northridge, Winnetka, and Tarzana, standard lot sizes often accommodate a detached ADU in the backyard without significant site engineering. In denser neighborhoods like Palms, Mar Vista, and Hyde Park, garage conversions are the more common path — converting an existing structure rather than building new. Hollywood Contractor Corp handles both approaches, and the process starts with a site evaluation that accounts for setbacks, utility connections, existing foundation conditions, and the specific requirements that LADBS applies to ADU permits. The city's majority-renter character makes ADUs particularly compelling for owner-occupants who want to generate rental income while staying on their property — a dynamic that's especially active in neighborhoods like Leimert Park, Crenshaw, and Glassell Park. For the full scope of what an ADU project in Los Angeles involves, visit the dedicated ADU page — but if you want to start with a conversation about your specific lot, call (818) 264-1955.
LADBS and the City's Permit Process
Construction in the City of Los Angeles runs through the Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety — LADBS — which handles plan check, permit issuance, and inspections for virtually every structural project within city limits. The process is more layered than in smaller neighboring cities like Burbank or Glendale, partly because of the sheer volume of projects the department processes and partly because LA's zoning code, hillside ordinances, and historic overlay districts add requirements that don't exist elsewhere. Neighborhoods near Griffith Park, the Hollywood Hills, and properties within sight of landmarks like the Griffith Observatory or the Hollyhock House may fall under additional review. The city's Hillside Construction Regulations apply to properties above a certain grade threshold, adding requirements around grading, drainage, and structural engineering that affect project timelines and scope. Hollywood Contractor Corp manages the permitting process as part of every project — preparing documentation, coordinating plan check submissions, and scheduling inspections so that work proceeds without avoidable delays. For property owners in unincorporated pockets near the city's edges, the relevant authority may shift to LA County rather than LADBS, which is a distinction that matters for how permits are pulled and inspections are scheduled. Call (818) 264-1955 to discuss how the permit process applies to your specific address and project type.
Beyond Residential: Commercial Work in LA
Los Angeles is one of the most commercially active construction markets in the country, and Hollywood Contractor Corp's scope extends well beyond single-family homes. The city's commercial corridors — Wilshire Boulevard through Mid-Wilshire and Koreatown, the Arts District and Little Tokyo in Downtown, Ventura Boulevard through Studio City and Sherman Oaks, Vermont Avenue through South Central — generate consistent demand for tenant improvements, interior buildouts, exterior renovations, and structural updates to older commercial buildings. Many of the city's commercial structures date from the same mid-century era as its residential stock, which means the same aging-infrastructure considerations that apply to a 1950s bungalow in Reseda also apply to a 1960s retail strip in Panorama City. Hollywood Contractor Corp handles commercial projects with the same full-service, concept-to-completion approach it brings to residential work — coordinating trades, managing permits through LADBS's commercial plan check process, and keeping the project on a timeline that accounts for business operations. Property owners managing mixed-use buildings, which are common throughout Koreatown, Silver Lake, and the Crenshaw corridor, benefit from working with a contractor who can address both the residential units and the commercial ground floor under a single contract. For commercial project inquiries, call (818) 264-1955.
From First Call to Breaking Ground
Every Hollywood Contractor Corp project in Los Angeles begins the same way: a conversation about the property, the goal, and the constraints. Los Angeles projects have more variables than most — the site's terrain, the age of the structure, the applicable zoning and overlay districts, and the specific LADBS requirements for that address all shape what's realistic before a single material is specified. After the initial consultation, the team conducts a site evaluation to assess existing conditions: foundation type, roof condition, structural framing, utility locations, and any site-specific factors like slope, access, or proximity to protected areas near Griffith Park or the Santa Monica Mountains. From there, scope is defined, documentation is prepared for permit submission, and a project timeline is established that accounts for plan check review periods, which can vary significantly in Los Angeles depending on project complexity and the current volume at LADBS. Throughout construction, Hollywood Contractor Corp manages subcontractors, coordinates inspections, and keeps the property owner informed at each phase. The goal is a project that finishes to the agreed scope, passes all required inspections, and leaves the property in better condition than it started — whether that's a remodeled kitchen in Eagle Rock, a new ADU in Northridge, or a commercial buildout in the Arts District. To start that conversation, call (818) 264-1955.
LA and the Cities Around It
Hollywood Contractor Corp's primary service area is the City of Los Angeles in its full geographic scope — from San Pedro and Wilmington at the harbor to Chatsworth and Sunland-Tujunga at the northern edges, and from Playa del Rey on the coast to Boyle Heights and East Los Angeles in the east. The city's 100-plus neighborhoods and dozens of zip codes represent a genuinely diverse construction market, and the team's familiarity with its different jurisdictional zones, terrain types, and housing eras is what makes that range workable. Beyond city limits, Hollywood Contractor Corp also serves the surrounding cities that make up the broader Los Angeles region — Santa Monica, Beverly Hills, Culver City, Burbank, Glendale, Pasadena, and the South Bay cities including Manhattan Beach, Redondo Beach, and Torrance, among others. Each of those cities has its own building department and permit process, distinct from LADBS, and projects there are managed with the same attention to local requirements. Whether the project is in a dense urban neighborhood near the Hollywood Walk of Fame, a hillside property with views of the Griffith Observatory, or a Valley lot in Encino or Tarzana, the approach is consistent: full-service, professionally managed, and specific to the site. Call (818) 264-1955 to confirm service for your address and get a project conversation started.
Los Angeles at a Glance
Serving Los Angeles & the Surrounding Area
Hollywood Contractor Corp provides general contracting and construction throughout Los Angeles. Service areas include Downtown Los Angeles, Hollywood, West Hollywood, Silver Lake, Echo Park, Los Feliz, Koreatown, Mid-Wilshire, Westwood, Brentwood, Santa Monica adjacent and Venice. We also serve nearby Santa Monica, Beverly Hills, Culver City, West Hollywood, Inglewood and Hawthorne. The map below outlines the Los Angeles area we cover.
Landmarks & Neighborhoods in Los Angeles
Notable Places in Los Angeles
- •Hollywood Walk of Fame
- •Griffith Observatory
- •The Broad
- •Hollywood Sign
- •Griffith Park
- •Hollyhock House
Areas We Serve in Los Angeles
Zip Codes: 90001, 90002, 90003, 90004, 90005, 90006, 90007, 90008, 90010, 90011, 90012, 90013, 90014, 90015, 90016, 90017, 90018, 90019, 90020, 90021, 90023, 90024, 90025, 90026 +90 more
Neighborhoods: Downtown Los Angeles, Hollywood, West Hollywood, Silver Lake, Echo Park, Los Feliz, Koreatown, Mid-Wilshire, Westwood, Brentwood, Santa Monica adjacent, Venice, Culver City adjacent, Inglewood adjacent, Boyle Heights, East Los Angeles
Nearby Cities We Serve
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does general contractor work cost in Los Angeles?
Los Angeles is roughly 63% renter-occupied — how does that shape the kinds of projects Hollywood Contractor Corp handles here?
My property is near Griffith Park or in the Hollywood Hills — does that affect what I can build or how the permit process works?
How does Hollywood Contractor Corp handle a project in a neighborhood like Boyle Heights or Watts, where the housing stock is older and the project priorities are different from, say, Brentwood or Sherman Oaks?
Can Hollywood Contractor Corp manage a project that spans multiple property types — say, a mixed-use building in Silver Lake with residential units above and a commercial space below?
What should I know about building or remodeling near a Los Angeles Historic Preservation Overlay Zone (HPOZ)?
How does working in the San Fernando Valley neighborhoods — Northridge, Canoga Park, Reseda — differ from working in neighborhoods closer to central Los Angeles?
Does Hollywood Contractor Corp handle projects in the cities adjacent to Los Angeles — like Culver City, Inglewood, or Burbank — or only within city limits?
Cities We Serve Near Los Angeles
Hollywood Contractor Corp proudly serves homeowners across these Southern California communities.
- ✓Altadena, CA 91001
- ✓Bell Canyon, CA 91307
- ✓Beverly Hills, CA 90210
- ✓Burbank, CA 91501
- ✓Calabasas, CA 91302
- ✓Echo Park, CA 90026
- ✓El Monte, CA 91731
- ✓Encino, CA 91316
- ✓Glendale, CA 91201
- ✓Granada Hills, CA 91344
- ✓Highland Park, CA 90042
- ✓La Canada Flintridge, CA 91011
- ✓La Crescenta, CA 91214
- ✓La Crescenta Montrose, CA 91214
- ✓Los Angeles, CA 90001
- ✓Malibu, CA 90263
- ✓Mar Vista, CA 90066
- ✓North Hollywood, CA 91601
- ✓Northridge, CA 91324
- ✓Panorama City, CA 91402
- ✓San Gabriel Valley, CA 90601
- ✓Santa Clarita, CA 91350
- ✓Santa Monica, CA 90401
- ✓Sherman Oaks, CA 91401
- ✓Silver Lake, CA 90026
- ✓Studio City, CA 91604
- ✓Sun Valley, CA 91352
- ✓Sunland, CA 91040
- ✓Tujunga, CA 91040
- ✓Valley Village, CA 91601
- ✓Van Nuys, CA 91401
- ✓Venice, CA 90291
- ✓West Covina, CA 91790
- ✓West Hills, CA 91307