Home Remodeling Contractor Anaheim, CA

Kol & Co. is a licensed, insured, and bonded design-build contractor with 15+ years of experience helping Anaheim homeowners plan and complete everything from kitchen and bathroom remodels to full-home renovations, ADUs, additions, and custom homes.

 

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Full-Service Design-Build Remodeling, ADUs & Custom Homes in Anaheim

If you’re looking at your home and thinking, “The kitchen needs to be bigger,” “Can we open this wall?” “We need another bedroom,” or “At this point, should we just remodel the whole house?”, those are exactly the conversations we have with homeowners at the beginning of a project.

At Kol & Co., we handle kitchen and bathroom remodels, full-home renovations, layout and structural changes, additions, ADUs, and larger residential projects throughout Anaheim, Anaheim Hills, Anaheim Colony, Historic Palm, Five Points, Hoskins, and nearby neighborhoods.

With 15+ years of experience, we’ve learned that the best remodels aren’t necessarily the ones with the most expensive finishes. They’re the ones that are planned correctly before the walls come down.

That’s why when we first visit your home, we’re looking beyond what you want it to look like. We look at how the current floor plan works, which walls may be structural, where the plumbing and electrical are located, how an addition could connect to the existing house, and whether the changes you’re considering are practical for the property and your budget.

You don’t need to have the entire project figured out before contacting us. That’s what the first consultation is for.

How Much Does Home Remodeling Cost in Anaheim?

Every project is different, but homeowners should have a realistic starting point before getting too far into design.

Based on the projects we typically plan:

  • Kitchen Remodel: $40,000–$70,000+
  • Bathroom Remodel: $25,000–$40,000+
  • Full Home Remodel: $200,000–$500,000+
  • ADU Construction: $200,000–$500,000+
  • New Custom Home: $400–$600+ per square foot

 

These are planning ranges rather than fixed prices.

The biggest cost factors typically include the size of the project, existing conditions, structural changes, plumbing and electrical work, cabinetry, tile, flooring, appliances, finish selections, engineering requirements, and whether you’re changing or expanding the existing footprint.

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New Home Construction

For homeowners planning to build from the ground up, we coordinate the project from early planning through construction. That can include site evaluation, architectural planning, engineering, permitting, foundation and framing, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, interior finishes, exterior work, inspections, and final completion.

What's Included in a Full Home Remodel?

Every project is different, but a full home remodel may include:

Floor Plan & Structural Changes

Sometimes the biggest improvement isn't a new finish—it's changing how the house works. If rooms feel closed off, the kitchen is separated from the living area, or the existing layout wastes space, we'll look at what can realistically be changed before developing the new floor plan.

Common improvements include:

  • Removing or relocating walls
  • Opening kitchens to living areas
  • Reconfiguring bedrooms and common spaces
  • Creating larger openings between rooms
  • Load-bearing wall removal
  • New beams and structural support
  • Door and window modifications
  • Structural engineering when required
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Kitchen & Bathroom Renovations

When we're remodeling the whole house, we can plan the kitchen and bathrooms as part of the overall renovation rather than treating them as separate projects. This is especially helpful when layouts, plumbing, electrical, flooring, or finishes need to work together throughout the home.

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Electrical, Plumbing & HVAC Upgrades

This is an area homeowners don't always see when they're first thinking about a remodel. Once we're opening walls or substantially renovating an older Anaheim home, it may make sense—or become necessary—to address some of the systems behind the finishes at the same time.

Depending on the home, this may include:

  • Electrical panel and wiring upgrades
  • New outlets and dedicated circuits
  • Recessed and decorative lighting
  • Plumbing line modifications
  • Relocating plumbing fixtures
  • HVAC modifications
  • New ventilation
  • Bringing affected work up to current requirements
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Flooring, Lighting & Interior Finishes

Once the layout and behind-the-walls work are figured out, we can coordinate the finishes throughout the house so the renovation feels intentional instead of like several unrelated projects completed at different times.

Finish work may include:

  • Hardwood, engineered wood, or tile flooring
  • Interior doors and trim
  • Recessed and decorative lighting
  • Drywall and wall finishes
  • Interior painting
  • Built-in cabinetry and storage
  • Stair and railing updates
  • Fixtures and finish hardware

 

 

 

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Home Additions & More Living Space

If reorganizing the existing floor plan still doesn't give you enough room, we can look at whether adding square footage makes more sense. The important part is making the addition work with the existing home—not feel like something that was simply attached later.

Depending on the property, additions may include:

  • Primary suite additions
  • Additional bedrooms
  • New bathrooms
  • Kitchen expansions
  • Family or living rooms
  • Home offices
  • First-floor expansions
  • Second-story additions

 

 

 

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Exterior Improvements Connected to the Remodel

For larger renovations, interior changes sometimes affect the outside of the house as well—especially when we're adding square footage, changing windows and doors, or substantially modifying the floor plan.

The project may include:

  • New windows and exterior doors
  • Stucco and exterior finishes
  • Roofing affected by an addition
  • Exterior lighting
  • Entry improvements
  • Patio or indoor-outdoor connections
  • Exterior repairs related to construction
  • Finish work needed to tie new construction into the existing home
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Our Design-Build Approach

step 1

In-Home Consultation

We meet you at your Anaheim property, walk through the areas you want to remodel, discuss your priorities and budget, and look at the existing conditions that could affect the project.

step 2

Design & Project Planning

We develop the layout, scope, design direction, and material selections around your goals and the existing home.

step 3

Plans, Engineering & Permits

If your project requires architectural plans, structural engineering, or city permits, we coordinate those requirements before construction begins.

step 4

Construction

We manage the work included in your project, which may involve demolition, framing, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, drywall, cabinetry, tile, flooring, painting, fixtures, and finish installation.

step 5

Inspections & Completion

For permitted projects, we coordinate required inspections as construction progresses. Once the work is complete, we review the finished project with you and address the final details.

How Long Does Remodeling Take in Anaheim?

For the projects we typically handle:

Kitchen: approximately 6–10 weeks
Bathroom: approximately 3–5 weeks
Full-home remodel: approximately 4–8 months after permits
ADU: approximately 12 months including planning, permits and construction
Custom home: approximately 18 months including planning and permitting

Actual schedules depend on the project’s complexity, city review, inspections, material lead times, structural work, and changes made during construction.

Do You Need a Permit to Remodel a Home in Anaheim?

For many larger remodeling projects, yes.

The City of Anaheim states that most improvements require permits, while cosmetic work generally does not. Projects involving structural changes, additions, electrical systems, plumbing, mechanical systems, and other significant construction may require plans, permits, inspections, or additional approvals.

Anaheim’s Building Division provides plan review, electronic plan review, building permits and inspections and is currently reviewing projects under the 2025 California Building Standards Code cycle.

For projects requiring permits, we determine the applicable requirements during planning and coordinate the necessary drawings, engineering, permit process, and inspections as part of the project scope.

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Areas We Serve

Kol & Co. provides home remodeling, kitchen and bathroom renovation, ADU construction, additions, and custom home construction throughout Anaheim, Anaheim Hills, Central Anaheim, Anaheim Colony, Five Points, Historic Palm, Hoskins, and surrounding Orange County communities.

Planning a Remodel in Anaheim? Let's Start With Your Home.

Whether you’re remodeling a kitchen, renovating your entire house, building an ADU, adding more living space, or planning a custom home, the best place to start is at the property.

We’ll walk the home with you, talk through what you want to change, evaluate the existing conditions, and help you understand the scope, budget, and next steps before you commit to construction.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to remodel a house in Anaheim?

A major whole-home remodel typically ranges from approximately $200,000–$500,000+, while kitchens generally range from $40,000–$70,000+ and bathrooms from $25,000–$40,000+. Scope, structural work, materials, and the existing condition of the home can significantly affect pricing.

Potentially. We first determine whether the wall is load-bearing and whether removing it will require structural engineering, beams, posts, foundation modifications, or permits.

Yes, in many homes. Moving walls, plumbing fixtures, appliances, doors, or other elements can be possible, but we evaluate the structure and existing utilities before finalizing the layout.

It depends on the work. Cosmetic improvements may not require permits, while structural modifications, additions, and many electrical, plumbing, or mechanical changes may require plans, permits, and inspections.

Yes. Kol & Co. is a design-build contractor, so we can coordinate design, plans, engineering, permits, construction, and inspections when required for the project.