Service areas

A regular service area, with everything from post-war single-story homes to larger properties near Floral Park.

Additions, remodels and ADUs across Irvine’s villages, where HOA design review is often part of the permit timeline.

Larger-lot, older-stock homes are common here, which usually means more structural and systems work bundled into a single remodel.

An unincorporated community bordering Tustin, with a mix of ranch homes and larger custom properties on bigger lots.

Hillside lots and split-level layouts here often shape what an addition or ADU can do before design even starts.

Larger single-family homes across Yorba Linda, from single-room remodels to full additions.

A mix of older single-story homes near the Eastside and newer construction further west, with remodels and additions the most common calls.

Mostly post-war single-story homes on larger lots, which often leaves room for an ADU or addition without a variance.

A regular service area of mostly single-family tract homes built from the 1960s through the 1970s.

Single-family neighborhoods throughout Placentia, from smaller ranch homes to larger custom lots.

Just across the county line, with mostly post-war single-story homes where a remodel or addition is the common project.

One of the country’s original large-scale planned suburbs, with single-story tract homes that are frequent candidates for a remodel or ADU.

Post-war single-family neighborhoods throughout Bellflower, with additions, remodels, and ADUs the most common requests.

From older bungalow neighborhoods like Bixby Knolls and California Heights to newer construction elsewhere in the city, Long Beach covers a wide range of remodel and addition work.

Newer single-family construction throughout Cerritos, where remodels tend to focus on updated finishes and layouts.

Suburban single-family tract homes across La Mirada, close enough to the county line to be a regular service area.