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Home Remodeling · Glendale

Home Remodeling in Glendale

Girl Flip plans, permits and builds kitchen, bathroom and whole-home remodels for Glendale homeowners, from 1920s Craftsman bungalows to hillside houses below the Verdugo Mountains.

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Remodeling in Glendale

Home remodeling in Glendale, for bungalows, Spanish homes and hillside houses

Glendale is a city of older homes with strong bones. Craftsman and Spanish bungalows from the 1920s fill the flat streets around Tropico and Rossmoyne, mid-century houses and apartments line the valley floor, and hillside homes climb toward the Verdugo Mountains. Most of them have kitchens and baths that were last updated a long time ago.

If you search for a home remodeling contractor in Glendale, you want someone who can handle the kitchen, the bathrooms and the structural work without bringing in a new crew for each room. That is how we work. Girl Flip is a licensed, women-led, family-owned general contractor, and kitchens are our specialty.

We also take on full-home remodels, additions and ADUs, so a Glendale project can start with one room and grow into a whole-house plan without changing teams.

What We Build

What a Glendale home remodel includes

Every Glendale project is scoped in writing after a walkthrough. These are the jobs we plan most often here.

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Kitchen remodeling in Glendale

Opening a closed bungalow kitchen to the dining room, adding an island and storage, and updating counters, cabinets and appliances.

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Bathroom remodeling in Glendale

Rebuilding small original bathrooms with new plumbing, a proper shower pan and tile that suits a 1920s home.

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Full-home remodels

Gut remodels, new flooring and a fresh floor plan, planned room by room and built in the right order.

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Additions and ADUs

A rear addition, a second story or a detached ADU for family or rental income, with plans and permits handled.

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Flooring and refinishing

Original hardwood can often be saved and refinished, and new flooring can be matched to run through the house.

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Interior painting and repair

Careful prep, repairs to plaster and trim, and quality paint for older homes.

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Local Considerations

Permits, historic districts and hillsides in Glendale

Glendale is its own city, so permits go through the City of Glendale, not LADBS. Moving walls, relocating plumbing, adding circuits or changing a gas line generally needs a permit. Swapping cabinets and counters in place often does not. We prepare the plans and manage inspections when a permit applies.

Glendale has several historic districts. If your home is in one, exterior changes can need review, and we ask about that early in the conversation. Interior kitchen and bathroom work is usually less affected, but we confirm for your address.

Hillside homes toward the Verdugo Mountains involve slopes, narrower streets and extra grading and drainage planning. Utilities also differ here. Glendale Water and Power is the city-owned utility for power and water, and an ADU or a larger remodel may need coordination with it.

Houses from the 1920s through the 1950s often hide older wiring and plumbing. We check the panel and supply lines during the walkthrough and tell you what is likely to come up.

Planning a remodel in Glendale? Tell us about your home and we will set up a discovery call.

Process and Timeline

How a Glendale home remodel runs, in short

A home remodel starts with a discovery call and a walkthrough, then a written scope and estimate. For a kitchen, plan on about 3 to 5 months from signed contract to final walkthrough. A typical bathroom takes about six weeks to build once work starts. Bigger projects, such as a full-home remodel or an addition, take longer, and we lay out the sequence before work begins.

Neighborhoods and Zips

Where we work in Glendale

We take projects across Glendale and the hillsides above it.

Neighborhoods

  • Rossmoyne and the historic streets. Early 20th-century homes with architectural character, where exterior changes may need review.
  • Tropico and central Glendale. Bungalows and small homes near the center of the city, many with original kitchens and baths.
  • Verdugo Woodlands and Chevy Chase Canyon. Hillside and canyon homes with slopes, narrow streets and added site planning.
  • Adams Hill. Sloped lots with older homes and views over the valley.

Zip codes we serve

If your Glendale address falls in one of these zip codes, we can take on your project. Not sure? Call us and we will confirm.

  • 91201
  • 91202
  • 91203
  • 91204
  • 91205
  • 91206
  • 91207
  • 91208
  • 91210
Featured Work

Work you can judge for yourself

For HGTV with Tarek El Moussa, we took a Long Beach house through a full gut remodel with an addition. The open kitchen, hardwood-look floors and clean lines show how a dated house can become a bright, open home. We also built two new detached ADUs on that property.

The photos below show finished work from our portfolio.

Cost Context

Home remodeling cost in Glendale

Whole-home remodels are the most variable category, and they often start around $100K to $250K or more, depending on square footage and scope. These are general market ranges, not a quote. A walkthrough is the only way to get a number that fits your house. Our remodel cost guide explains what moves it.

Kitchens and bathrooms have their own ranges. A mid-range kitchen remodel typically starts in the $50K to $100K range, and a mid-range bathroom commonly starts in the low tens of thousands of dollars.

Nearby Areas

Nearby areas and related pages

Close to Glendale, we also work in these areas.

Local and Close By

A Glendale remodeling team within reach

Our shop is in Canoga Park, and we work across Los Angeles and the Valley, including Burbank and Glendale. We are glad to come out for a walkthrough. We are licensed (CA #1091248), women-led and family-owned.

Good Questions

Glendale home remodeling FAQs

How do I choose a home remodeling contractor in Glendale?
Look for a licensed general contractor who walks the house, writes a clear scope and handles permits with the city. Girl Flip is licensed in California (CA #1091248), women-led and handles kitchens, baths, additions and ADUs under one roof.
Do I need a permit for a remodel in Glendale?
Usually yes if you move walls, relocate plumbing, add circuits or change a gas line. Glendale issues its own permits, not LADBS. Swapping cabinets and counters in place often needs none. We tell you which applies and handle the permit when it does.
Does my Glendale home's historic district affect a remodel?
It can, mostly for exterior changes. Glendale has several historic districts that review work visible from the street. Interior kitchen and bathroom work is usually less affected, and we confirm what applies to your address before you plan.
Do you work on hillside homes in Glendale?
Yes. Homes toward the Verdugo Mountains involve slopes, narrow streets and extra grading and drainage planning. We account for access and site conditions during the first walkthrough so the schedule stays honest.
How much does a home remodel cost in Glendale?
A mid-range kitchen remodel in Los Angeles typically starts in the $50K to $100K range, and a mid-range bathroom commonly starts in the low tens of thousands of dollars. Whole-home projects often start around $100K to $250K or more. A walkthrough gives you a real number.
Can you add an ADU or an addition to my Glendale home?
Yes. We handle plans, engineering, permits and construction for detached, attached and garage ADUs, along with additions. Glendale Water and Power and the city building department are part of that process, and we coordinate both.

Let's flip your space!

Tell us about your project and we'll set up a discovery call to talk it through. Serving LA and the Valley.

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