Custom ADU Construction in Los Angeles, CA, With an Experienced General Contractor By Your Side

Foundation Construction to Painting

At Goodfellas Construction Design & Remodeling, we do it all in a way to satisfy our clients, like you. If any point of time you feel, there’s a need for additional space at home due to a growing family size, call us. We would be there at your doorsteps, assessing the situation, and devising a credible home addition solution. Simply because, we’re a trusted ADU contractors in Los Angeles, CA, with our years of experience.

In the area of ADU construction Los Angeles, we start by earmarking the area or spot, where the Granny Flat is to be constructed. If it is in the courtyard or backyard, we begin by laying a strong foundation, over which the actual structure is created. Today, an ADU can be in the size of 450-1050 sq. ft. as per the new California ADU construction guidelines of 2020. This has made our task much easier. The design & style of the Granny Flat can be yours. But, the technicality rests with us. Similarly, after the ADU has been built, we do all the complimentary jobs, like painting, brick masonry, paving, landscaping and siding work.

Our Painting Services Includes:

• Home interior wall paint
• Custom painting for large homes
• Residential exterior paint job

Junior ADU Construction

We’re one of the premier general contractors in Los Angeles.Small homes have less space availability at their properties. So, we create an ADU, thinking about the current needs of the family, and the space available at home. So, we go about designing and building Junior ADU’s with quality building materials, and with the use of the latest 3D rendering in design. The area or floor layout is mapped, and thereafter, we start with the ADU Construction work. Once complete, an accessory dwelling unit in the range of 450-500 sq.ft. is spacious enough to fit a family of 4 members. This is how we create a beautiful residential living unit, adjacent to the existing property, or even above the existing floor of the house, as an additional floor. What do you think?