Full Home Remodeling in Venice

Whole home remodeling in Venice that settles any coastal review first, then lets the kitchen set the plumbing, gas and power for the house.

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Venice parcels can fall inside the coastal zone, so a whole-house remodel there starts by checking whether the lot needs a coastal clearance before LADBS will issue the building permit. That review, when it applies, is settled first. The kitchen then leads the drawings, because its sink, range, hood and appliance list set the plumbing, gas and power for every room that follows.

Paperwork ahead of tools

A planning check decides whether a Venice lot sits within the coastal zone and, if so, whether the work is exempt or needs a coastal development permit. Interior-only work may qualify for an exemption, while changes to the outside of the house or its size can need more review. Once that answer is in hand, LADBS reviews the structural, plumbing, electrical and energy sheets. Ordering cabinets or tearing out finishes before both approvals arrive risks paying for work the review could still change.

Hardware for air that carries salt

Inside the walls, the order is the familiar one: framing, then the rough trades, inspection, insulation, drywall and finishes. What changes near the ocean is the hardware. Exterior fasteners, hangers and straps are specified in stainless or hot-dip galvanized steel, and the caps for the hood and dryer are aluminum or stainless. Windows and doors get flashing tape and a sill pan, since wind can drive water into any opening. Those choices are fixed before framing, so the right parts are on site when the walls go up.

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