Remodeling in South Pasadena, Los Angeles County
Kitchen Remodeling in South Pasadena
When a South Pasadena kitchen opens to the dining room, Navon Home plans the floor and drywall first so one surface runs cleanly through both rooms.
Flooring and Drywall moves to the front of the line in a South Pasadena house when the kitchen shares one open floor with the dining or family room. A new island or a moved wall changes where the old flooring stops, and patching a single room leaves a seam that shows. So the floor plan for every connected room is drawn alongside the cabinet layout, and the subfloor is checked before either is priced.
One floor through connected rooms
Cabinets can sit on the finished floor or on the subfloor, and that choice is made early because it changes the toe kick height and the appliance openings. Where the kitchen meets a hallway or living area, we look at how the new surface will transition, whether tile meets wood at a threshold or one plank runs straight through. Engineered wood, luxury vinyl and porcelain each want a flat, firm base, so dips are filled and loose subfloor sheets are screwed down before anything is laid.
Walls opened for the new layout
Moving a wall or adding an outlet run means opening drywall, and the patch has to disappear once paint goes on. New board is hung, taped and finished to a level that suits the light in the room, with extra coats where a window throws a raking glow across the surface. The City of South Pasadena building department reviews any wall removal, new circuit or plumbing change, and its inspector sees that work before the board closes. Alhambra, San Marino and Eagle Rock kitchens get this same order.
What we plan and build in South Pasadena
Every project here starts the same way: a measured layout, then the lines behind the walls, then finishes.
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