We provide house renovation services made to uplift comfort, usability, and durability of the houses through prudent planning, good building materials, and good workmanship every time.
We conduct the house renovations in a systematic approach. As trusted house renovation contractors, we perform structural changes, layout alterations, and finishings alike. We also work on exterior design projects that let homeowners not only enhance the interiors of their homes but also give their properties a fresh look. For clients needing luxury finishings, we have house renovation deals that include premium materials and individually designed projects.
The stages of our house renovation process:
Mayan Home Builders proudly provides ADU construction, garage conversions, custom home construction, complete home remodeling, home additions, kitchen remodeling, bathroom remodeling, and home renovation services throughout Los Angeles County and nearby communities. Whether you’re planning a small renovation or a large-scale construction project, our experienced team is ready to bring your vision to life.
Depends a lot on scope, but here’s roughly what I’d tell a friend:
That said, timelines blow up constantly, and it’s rarely the contractor’s fault entirely. Permits sit on someone’s desk for three weeks. The tile you ordered is on backorder. You open a wall and find knob-and-tube wiring nobody mentioned. Add 20-30% to whatever timeline you’re given, mentally, so you’re not blindsided.
Start with the number you’re comfortable spending, then tack on 15-20% as a contingency fund. This isn’t optional padding — it’s the money that pays for the water damage behind the wall you didn’t know about, or the fact that your electrical panel needs upgrading before the new appliances can even go in.
Get quotes from at least three contractors so you can tell if one number is way off from the others. And be honest with yourself about what “done” looks like — a lot of budgets blow up because the homeowner keeps adding “just one more thing” mid-project. Decide on your scope before you start, write it down, and refer back to it when you’re tempted to upgrade the countertops for the third time.
Usually, yeah — but it depends what’s getting torn up.
If it’s one bathroom or a bedroom, you’ll be fine. Annoyed, dusty, but fine. If it’s your only kitchen or your only bathroom, that’s a different story — you’re looking at weeks without a working sink or toilet, which gets old fast.
Whole-house renovations are where people usually move out, at least for the messy stretch. Not because you legally have to, but because living with no functioning kitchen, contractors showing up at 7am, and dust on everything you own for months is its own kind of exhausting. If you do stay, seal off the work zone as best you can and expect your normal routine to take a hit for a while.
