Remodeling Contractor in Downey, CA

Remodeling and construction, grouped the way a project actually runs

We group remodeling and construction together because on a real job they overlap. A kitchen remodel that opens a wall becomes a framing job. A bathroom remodel in an old house turns up a floor that needs rebuilding. An addition starts with a footing and ends with paint. This category covers the work where the structure of the house is changing or being rebuilt, and each service page below goes into one piece in depth.

Southeast LA County is full of post-war ranch homes on modest lots, and many are on their second or third round of owners who want something different from what the original builder offered: open floor plans, a second bathroom, a kitchen that fits a family, more space. Most of those goals involve the same few trades in the same order, which is why having one contractor responsible matters more than any single material choice.

When you are choosing who to hire, ask who is actually on site, whether the person quoting is the one managing the job, and how the scope is written. We answer those questions up front: Rigo quotes and manages the work, the crew is small, and the scope is put in writing before any demolition starts.

Why homeowners choose us for remodeling and construction

RH Construction And Renovation was built around Rigo’s move from years of handyman and repair work to a California General B license (#1162715). The experience behind the license is practical: he has fixed what remodels uncover, and he knows how the trades have to be sequenced to keep a project on track.

The company is intentionally small. You deal with the owner, the same crew arrives each day and a larger job is not handed to a subcontractor you never meet. If a part of your project needs a specialty license that falls outside ours, we say so before work starts.