Unincorporated Los Angeles County
Marina del Rey is not part of the City of Los Angeles. Building permits come from Los Angeles County, and planning review runs through the County as well.

Coastal remodels, waterproofing and interior renovations in Marina del Rey. Our Marina Luxe Remodel took a water-damaged home back to its structure and finished it inside and out, and that experience shapes every coastal project we take on.
Building permits here are issued by the Los Angeles County Public Works, Building and Safety.
Jurisdiction, zoning and overlays are confirmed for each property. Rules change; we check the current requirements with the agency for your project.
The property and its location shape the design, permits, schedule and budget. These are the questions we look at first.
Marina del Rey is not part of the City of Los Angeles. Building permits come from Los Angeles County, and planning review runs through the County as well.
Marina del Rey is in the Coastal Zone and has its own local coastal program, which can add review to exterior and structural work.
Corrosion, wind-driven rain and failed flashing at windows, decks and balconies are common causes of hidden damage in Marina homes.
Narrow walk streets and close neighbors make staging, scaffolding and deliveries part of the plan from day one.
Marina del Rey is an unincorporated area, so Los Angeles County Public Works issues building permits, and coastal review is handled under the County’s local coastal program.
Yes. Our Marina Luxe Remodel included water damage remediation, structural reinforcement and waterproofing before new finishes went on. We start by finding where water is entering, then repair and rebuild the envelope properly.
Yes. We work throughout the Westside coast, including Venice, Playa del Rey and Santa Monica, from our office in West Los Angeles.

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