Full Home Remodeling in Burbank for Older Homes

Full-house remodeling for older Burbank homes: hidden wiring, pipe and framing problems found early, plaster and trim kept wherever they are sound.

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Behind the plaster of an older Burbank house there may be cloth-wrapped wire still live, spliced to newer cable somewhere in the attic. Finding that changes the job. Every circuit then runs back to a new panel, and the walls opened to reach it are chosen so that built-ins and window casings can stay where they are. Conditions like that are what we look for before pricing a whole-house remodel.

What the walls can hide

Hidden conditions set the size of a full remodel more than any finish does. Galvanized supply pipe can close up inside with scale, so a new faucet still runs weak. Floor joists may carry notches cut by an earlier plumber. A sill plate can be soft where a slow leak sat unnoticed. When one of these turns up, the scope is revised to say what was found and what the repair is, and that repair is scheduled ahead of any drywall so it does not disappear behind new finishes.

How a Burbank job moves through review

The City of Burbank building department reviews the plans and inspects the work in stages. Rough electrical, rough plumbing and any framing changes are seen with the walls still open, and the insulation is checked before drywall goes up. An engineer looks at any wall we plan to remove that may carry load. For a house near Toluca Lake or Valley Village the sequence is identical, with the reviewing office following the address. Each inspection point is marked on the phase schedule in the written scope.

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