General Contractor Los Angeles Trusts

As your general contractor, Oasis Builders handles everything from securing local building permits to final construction. Whether you need a simple room addition or structural framing for a new ground-up construction, we handle it all. Our team coordinates the necessary architectural plans, foundation work, and inspections to ensure your project is completed safely, efficiently, and to the highest standard.

Our home remodeling company will move on next to rough plumbing and rough electrical. This means we will lay the pipes, wiring, lights, switches and other plumbing and electrical components necessary for your house to function exactly as planned. At Oasis Builders, we are all about the details: we want to make sure that we set everything right, the first time, in the right location, so it will serve you for years to come without having to revisit the work done previously.

Insulation is the next step in the process of home remodeling, although it is not always required. The building code states that insulation should be added onto exterior walls only. Therefore, general contractors in Los Angeles only add insulation when they completely redo a kitchen or bathroom and open all walls. If we just replace cabinets or focus on a basic facelift, there is no requirement to change or add insulation.

The next step of the building project is the installation of flooring. Flooring is an important component of home remodels, mainly because it is one of the largest parts of the house. The look and feel of your flooring plays a major role in how much you enjoy the currently as well as far into the future. General contractors pay close attention to even the smallest details during the critical flooring installation process, where even the slightest mistake can undermine an otherwise flawless remodel.

With flooring in place, your general contractor’s  attention turns to priming and painting. We approach this phase with the same precision, aiming for a finished space that’s visually cohesive and feels genuinely well-crafted.

As a part of the home renovation, once cabinet installation is complete, it is time for home builders to install a new countertop on the new cabinets. In this process, our clients provide us with the countertop slab of their choice that is typically made of granite, quartz, marble, porcelain, limestone, decton, neolith. This part of the process is called fabrication and is typically done at our fabricators’ shops, not at the client’s home. While fabricating granite, quartz and marble is all done in the same manner and at the same cost, the fabrication of all other materials is more detailed, and therefore, costs more than fabricating these materials.

Once all construction work is complete, a building inspector performs the final inspection to ensure everything is safe, fully operational, and compliant with local building codes. This step is crucial for protecting your investment and confirming that the remodel meets all structural and safety requirements.