After wildfire smoke damaged this Pasadena home, Ground Up Builders handled the remediation as an insurance-claim project. The work included ice blasting the charred attic to remove smoke residue, HEPA air scrubbing throughout the home, and a full replacement of the duct system.
The damage was documented and scoped in Xactimate as part of the approved insurance claim. Ground Up Builders provides fire and smoke remediation across Pasadena, Altadena and the greater Los Angeles area.
A two-story ADU build in Silver Lake, with a kitchenette and full bath, documented from framing and sheathing through the finished interior.
A ground-up new home build in the Los Feliz hills with a pool, black steel grid windows and a tile roof, documented from framing through
An active Los Feliz project combining an addition, an ADU, a pool and a new kitchen – currently in framing and rough-in. Photos show the
This Laguna Beach backyard was rebuilt from the ground up: new retaining walls and drainage to manage the slope, a paver patio, artificial turf, a
This Mar Vista home went through a complete transformation: full demolition and reframing, all-new electrical and plumbing, a redesigned kitchen, two remodeled bathrooms, new windows
This ground-up new construction project in Altadena is building a full custom home along with an accessory dwelling unit and a garage. The build includes
This Silver Lake home gained a dramatic custom fixed picture window in the living room – Douglas fir with dual-pane, low-E glass – bringing more
This Silver Lake project replaced an aging driveway with a modern ribbon (twin-strip) concrete driveway. The crew demolished and hauled away the old driveway from
This Atwater Village project converted a garage into a finished interior. The work added a new toilet room and utility sink, new ceiling lights and
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