Contact Santa Monica Kitchen Remodel And Bath Co

You reach a real person on the Santa Monica line at any hour — the number is answered 24/7 for remodeling consultations, not routed to a recording once the evening comes in. You will be asked a short run of questions: what you are thinking of remodeling, roughly where in Santa Monica, Venice, Brentwood or Pacific Palisades the home is, and a general sense of scope and timeline. From there we set up a free in-home consultation at a time that works for you, so the visit is booked around your project rather than a generic sales slot.

The address matters most, because the jurisdiction and any coastal or historic overlay follow from it — a Santa Monica parcel west of Lincoln reads very differently from a Brentwood canyon lot. Past that, a plain description helps: which rooms, whether you are thinking kitchen, bath, an ADU, new flooring or a whole-home reset, and any rough timeline you have in mind. It also helps to know whether you own the home or manage it for someone else, though none of this is required before we will talk a project through with you.

Yes, the first consultation is free and carries no obligation to hire us. We, or a member of the design team, walk the space with you, takes measurements and photos, listens to what you want the finished home to do, and flags anything the age or location of the house will affect — a load-bearing wall, a coastal-permit trigger, a Title 24 requirement. From there we move to a 3D design and a written estimate, so you are approving a drawing and a fixed scope rather than a verbal promise.

It depends on the size of the project, but the sequence is always the same: a free consultation first, then a design and a written estimate rather than a number blurted out on the doorstep. A straightforward bathroom remodel moves through that faster than a whole-home renovation or a ground-up ADU, which need more design time to price honestly. We would rather take the time to scope it properly than hand you a figure that quietly grows once the work starts, and we will give you a realistic timeline for the estimate at the consultation.

Our base is downtown Santa Monica at 600 Santa Monica Blvd, and standard coverage runs Santa Monica itself plus Venice, Brentwood and Pacific Palisades, with Mar Vista and Marina del Rey also within reach. Santa Monica addresses are permitted through the City of Santa Monica, while Venice, Brentwood and Pacific Palisades are City of Los Angeles neighborhoods permitted through LADBS — a split we confirm from your address before any design work. A home a little further along the Westside coast is often still workable; just mention it on the call and we will confirm before booking the consultation.

We handle the permits — pulling them is part of the design-build service, not a task handed back to the homeowner. Depending on where the home sits, that means the City of Santa Monica or the Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety, and for significant remodels and additions it also means meeting the Title 24 energy code and CALGreen. Where a parcel falls west of Lincoln in the Coastal Zone, a Coastal Development Permit can be required, and we check all of that against your specific address up front so it shapes the plan rather than stalling the build.

Yes — ADU feasibility is one of the first things we assess, because California's 2016 laws made backyard units far more buildable but the details still turn on your specific lot. At the consultation we look at setbacks, lot coverage, access and utilities, and give you a straight read on what size and type of unit is realistic before you spend money on a full design. If the lot will not comfortably take one, we will tell you that plainly rather than sell you a design that fights the parcel the whole way through permitting.

Absolutely — a good share of Westside work is done for owners who do not live in the home themselves, from a rental near Venice to a property managed for a family in Brentwood. Keeping the property address alongside your own contact details tends to speed things up when it is time to schedule, and it helps to know up front whether there are tenants, an HOA, or an architectural-review board in the picture. Tell us the arrangement on the call and we will set the consultation up around access and whoever needs to sign off on the work.

Yes, the line is genuinely staffed around the clock for consultations, so if the only time you get to think about your remodel is late at night, that is a fine time to call. Most people use the off-hours line to describe a project and book a daytime visit rather than to start anything urgent, and that works perfectly. The hours we publish are the hours the phone is actually answered by a real person, not a claim that quietly lets evening calls fall to voicemail.

That is our address — 600 Santa Monica Blvd Ste 210, Santa Monica, CA 90401 — though the overwhelming majority of contact happens by phone and at your home, since a remodel is designed and built at your property rather than over a counter. It is useful to have on hand for paperwork or simply to confirm we are a genuine local business before booking a consultation. For anything about a specific project, calling (424) 384-1771 and setting up an in-home visit will move things along faster than a walk-in.

Call (424) 384-1771 and describe what you are picturing — even a rough idea is enough to start. We will ask a few questions, confirm your address falls within our coverage, and book a free in-home consultation, which is where the design-build process genuinely begins. From there it runs in order: consultation, 3D design, written estimate, then the build — with the scope and price agreed on paper before anyone lifts a tool.