Areas · 91352
General contractor in Sun Valley
Larger, more open parcels than most of the valley, with equestrian pockets, work vehicles, and light industrial neighbors shaping what gets built.
Building in Sun Valley
Know the lot before the price.
Long-run perimeter fencing, heavy vehicle gates, and walls built for contact and dust.
- Permits go through
- City of Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety
- Ground
- Flat to gently sloping lots with long perimeters, decomposed granite soils, and wide vehicle access.
- Neighborhoods
- Stonehurst, Roscoe Boulevard corridor, Sunland Boulevard edge, La Tuna Canyon approach
- ZIP
- 91352
Our work
What we build, up close.
Photos from our own jobs around LA, not all in Sun Valley. House numbers are blurred.
What changes here
The same trades, built for Sun Valley.
Fences & gates
Perimeter length and vehicle traffic drive every decision: post spacing set for the run rather than the panel, gates sized for a truck and trailer, and hardware rated well above leaf weight because these gates are opened many times a day, not weekly.
Fences and gates in Sun ValleyDecks
Open lots with real sun exposure make shade the whole point. We build over existing slab with properly sized pads and heavy framing, rather than surface-bolting a light kit to old concrete.
More on decksBlock walls & pillars
Walls in Sun Valley take contact — vehicles, equipment, and wind-driven dust. Dense block, a solid cap, and a finish that can be washed rather than refinished is the specification that lasts here.
More on block walls & pillarsProjects
Jobs we built, start to finish.
ProjectA new home, foundation to fence lineFraming, the finished house, the pool deck and every gate
ProjectA slatted swing gate for a carportTan horizontal metal slats with an automatic opener
ProjectCedar shingles, repainted, and a redwood fenceShingle prep and paint, the pergola and deck out back refinished, then a horizontal redwood fenceQuestions
Building in Sun Valley, answered.
Who issues permits for work in Sun Valley?
The City of Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety. Whether a fence or wall needs a permit depends on its material and height, how tall it may be depends on where it sits on the lot, and a patio cover has its own rules, so the rule for your property is checked before the plan is final.
What does the ground in Sun Valley mean for a build?
Flat to gently sloping lots with long perimeters, decomposed granite soils, and wide vehicle access. That shapes post depth, footings, drainage and access here, so we see the lot before we price it.
Which parts of Sun Valley do you work in?
We build across Sun Valley, including Stonehurst, Roscoe Boulevard corridor, Sunland Boulevard edge, La Tuna Canyon approach (ZIP 91352). Nearby, we also build in Studio City, Porter Ranch, Valley Glen and La Crescenta.
Guides
Read this before you build.
Fences & gates · 7 min readHow to budget a new fence in Los AngelesFence costs in Los Angeles are driven by soil, slope, access, and structure — not just materials. Here's how to budget and compare bids accurately.
Fences & gates · 8 min readDriveway gate maintenance and repair: what fails, and what it costs you to ignoreWhy automatic gates fail, how to tell a mechanical problem from an operator problem, the safety devices that must work, and a maintenance routine that prevents most calls.
Hardscape · 8 min readConcrete and paver hardscape in Los Angeles: the details that decide longevityBase, thickness, joints and drainage decide whether a driveway or patio lasts twenty years or cracks in three — plus how concrete and pavers really compare.One call, one estimate
Building in Sun Valley?
Send a few photos and your ZIP code. We come out, measure, and price the work line by line.