One Structural did a really good job with the SB 721 inspection and repair on my rental property…read more Their project management team were very professional and stayed on top of all the necessary building inspections during the course of the repair work. And their friendly work crew also worked very diligently and cleaned up the area very nicely. The repair work turned out pretty good. I can actually feel the increased structural rigidity on my 2nd floor walkway now when I walk on it. So, that's a relief to me. I know the required SB 721 EEE inspection can be a major hassle for many rental property owners, so I would definitely recommend One Structural to any landlord or property manager that is need of this inspection and/or is out of compliance with this safety regulation. Be sure to schedule your SB 721 inspection early as there is Jan 1, 2026 deadline for this.

I am a real estate agent and I recently had a transaction that was in danger of falling through…read morebecause the lender misinterpreted the balcony inspection report and had major structural concerns with a balcony. We called David and 2 hours later David was at the site, inspecting the balcony. He recorded his findings, confirmed safety of the balcony and provided the paperwork with video evidence on the spot. Lender was satisfied and we were able to proceed. Impeccable service and understanding of urgency in real estate transaction from One Structural.

We recently hired Love Home Renovations for a series of projects in our 3rd-floor condo in Playa…read moredel Rey, CA, and they absolutely delivered. The scope included a full guest bathroom remodel (excluding the shower), master bathroom paint and flooring with a new tile shower, bedroom popcorn ceiling skim coating, paint, water heater replacement, new vanity and mirror, plus all associated electrical work. The entire project was completed in about two months and stayed right on schedule, which was impressive given the number of different areas and trades involved in a condo building. What truly stood out was the exceptional communication and project management from Yair. He did an excellent job setting clear expectations from day one and followed through consistently. He made a point of stopping by every week to personally inspect the progress, which gave us great peace of mind. The quality of the workmanship was very good across the board - clean, professional, and detailed. The transformation in our bedroom is especially noticeable. They turned our bedroom into a place we don't want to leave! The changes completely changed the feel of the space, making it bright, modern, and incredibly comfortable. We're extremely happy with the results and would highly recommend Love Home Renovations to anyone looking for reliable, high-quality renovation work. Their attention to detail and commitment to doing things right made the whole process smooth and stress-free. We'll definitely be calling them again for future projects.

Started off strong but ended up a nightmare filled with many many excuses. The kitchen and garage…read moreis beautiful if you look at the big picture but once you start looking closer, everything was off. To keep a long story short, they make up a lot of excuses for the many errors they make. They try to gaslight you into thinking they are doing you a favor by fixing their own mistakes. They try to blame the errors on you or it "previously" being there. They claim they will work with you but when their works returned, they literally were huffing and puffing out loud about having to fix their work. I have all texts and evidence and will be filing to a contractor state license board complaint and having a second opinion on the work done. Will update review with the complaint and the details when it's done. I attached some pictures for your viewing pleasure. Keep in mind these pictures are just a handful of the problems

Juan came to inspect my foundation for a seismic retrofitting Project. Out of all the inspectors,…read moreJuan is the most pleasant and thorough, and he has many years of foundation experience that I was looking for. He found things that other inspectors missed and he did not oversell like other contractors did. I immediately feel he is a contractor that I can trust. He explained what my foundation condition is and the detailed steps he would take to bolt and brace it to make it earthquake safe. he even worked with my budget so that I'm able to go forward with this project. Believe me, there were some outrageous quotes out there. Big thank you to Juan for amazing customer service. I highly recommend him.

Terrible Experience Absolutely terrible experience with this…read morecompany. I was originally told that my plans would be submitted within 3 weeks, but it ended up taking almost 4 months. That was an unacceptable waste of my time. On top of what I was already paying for the plans, I was hit with additional fees that I was not expecting. Then I was quoted $440,000 for a 400-square-foot addition, which was completely unreasonable in my opinion. The entire process was frustrating, expensive, and unnecessarily drawn out. I had to keep messaging them and emailing them to see where we were at in the process. I feel like my time and money were completely wasted. Do your research, get multiple quotes, and be very careful before giving this company your money. I would not recommend them based on my experience.

LICENSE SUSPENDED: Avoid This Contractor: Failed to Comply with CSLB Arbitration Award…read more I am updating this review to warn other homeowners to check the California Contractors State License Board (CSLB) records before hiring LA Structural. As of March 2026, their license has been officially suspended due to their failure to comply with a legally binding arbitration award. On October 22, 2024, LA Structural requested and collected full payment for the second contract (permit acquisition for all work listed in the first contract) before any permit-related work began. Note: This is a violation. Despite full payment on November 26, 2024, none of the required permit finalizations occurred as promised, and the contractor stopped all permit-related work. Required tasks--such as coordinating inspections, correcting the soil compaction report rejected by LADBS, and managing final permit approvals--were not performed by LA Structural and were left entirely to me. I spent the following five months working directly with LADBS and city inspectors to complete these tasks. During those five months, I identified two defective areas of work. First, the soil compaction report was rejected due to LA Structural's circumvention of requirements. LA Structural hired a deputy instead of a third-party geotechnical engineer, bypassing the grading inspector's requirement and misleading me as the client after charging an additional fee for this engineer and report in November 2024. Consequently, in February 2025, Inspector Bonvouloir officially rejected the report. Later, Clark Inspections--the subcontractor hired by LA Structural--emailed me stating that LA Structural planned to use their in-house engineer to revise the soil compaction report, again attempting to bypass the requirement. I ultimately had to redo the soil compaction report through a licensed geotechnical engineer and resubmit it, after which it passed the city's review. The second defective work involved the drainage pipe and was documented in the CSLB investigation report. After 13 months of CSLB mediation, investigation, and site inspection, a mandatory arbitration hearing took place on January 22, 2026. The arbitrator ruled in my favor and ordered payment within 30 days. LA Structural failed to comply, resulting in their current license suspension. Notably, prior to the issuance of the stipulated arbitration award letter, the contractor repeatedly attempted to have me sign his own private settlement agreement--non-CSLB documents with terms that went beyond what had been agreed upon at the hearing. Don't sign it! I later learned that this is a common tactic contractors use to remove CSLB from the matter. Per CSLB instruction, I filed a claim with their bond company, Jet Insurance, to recover the awarded payment. Despite their written commitment on February 11, 2026, to issue payment if the contractor failed to meet the CSLB deadline, Jet Insurance instead extended the deadline to March 27, 2026, stating that "the contractor intends to make payment by this week." LA Structural failed to meet this extended deadline as well. On March 30, 2026, I received an email from Jet Insurance stating, "Attached is the Final Release and Assignment of Claim agreement, relating to the claim...In order to issue payment for this claim, Jet Insurance Company requires the attached agreement to be reviewed, physically signed and all pages returned." It has taken 16 months to recover my funds for their abandoned and defective work since their collection of full payment. Based on my understanding, when a bond company pays out a claim, the contractor's license remains suspended until specific legal and financial requirements are met for reinstatement.

I have a bedroom in my house where I noticed the floor is sloping. So I contacted one of those…read morefoundation companies featured in home magazines, which offers home services. Two men came out (in different cars), did a perimeter assessment, and used what seemed to be a leveler gun that they used in the sloping area, and quoted me 9K without even stepping a foot under the house. I found that odd since I would think you would need to assess the actual structure/foundation of my home, especially if you're recommending to hijack it up. They asked me about my home inspection and what they found. I forgot- I had used LA Structural for the home inspection when I purchased my home in Aug 2022. So I thanked them for their time, and contacted LA Structural. When I contacted LA Structural and requested a consultation, I mentioned that I had the report and that they wanted to see it. They said, Nope, we'll look at it with fresh eyes (Green flag #1). Brandon came out and asked me a few questions. I showed him the area, and he didn't hesitate and said he was going to look under the house to see what was going on. Brandon put on his suit and mask, then squeezed through the narrow crawl space under the house. When he came out, he gave me the rundown. He explained that there was nothing wrong with the structure/foundation of my home. However, if I wanted to replace the posts and piers under the house with concrete piers, I could do so, but it wasn't necessary. The sloping area of my home was caused by an old furnace that was still there, which was settling slightly. What I could do to fix that would be cosmetic. He gave me a cost range, which was similar to the original assessment LA Structural had quoted me a few years prior for the piers and posts, off the top of his head - so I knew, right then and there, that I was given a fair assessment. And if you're thinking, "Oh, they just looked up the report before they headed to your home," nope. Because they called me shortly before my appointment, asking if they could see the report, as they couldn't find it (I remembered I used a different email when I had the inspection done, sorry guys!). When I was asking a few questions, Brandon explained what was happening and what to look out for in the future. I forgot to mention, Brandon is an ENGINEER. So, his foundational knowledge is rooted in academic learning and practical experience. Without hesitation, I recommend LA Structural. They have been consistently fair in their assessments and didn't try to push or suggest something that I didn't need. Thank you, Brandon and LA Structural, you saved me thousands!

Shopped around a lot before deciding to go with Dreamers General construction, Armando for my…read moresecond story ADU. He worked with my budget, and met all expectations. If there's any issues during the process, you bring it up, and he'll be sure to address. Very satisfied with his work and team specially his worker Benjamin .

My wife and I used Armando and Dreamers GC to build a ground-up, 2-story ADU in Los Angeles County…read more Not only did they finish on budget, but they completed the job faster than expected. This was not a small job, but Armando and his team were amazing every step of the way. Armando was really easy to work with and talk to throughout the process. Anytime I had a question or needed something, I was able to reach him. Over a year later, and we're very happy with the project turned out. No up-selling, or hidden costs. He was honest, fair, and very professional. I'm planning to use Dreamers GC again in the future.

I New Cali to do a remodel of a half bathroom. This is the first time I've done any remodeling and…read moreAsaf's communication was great, he walked me through the process and everything we'd need. The project got delayed for many months because of some of my own issues obtaining a vanity, but they were very flexible and did really high quality work once I finally got all the materials. I was also out of town when the remodeling was actually being done, but he sent me many photos every day, and I had family member stop by and look over it once it was finished. I was really happy with the whole process, especially with their stellar communication.

New Cali Construction was incredibly quick, helpful, and professional. We needed work done on our…read moredeck. They responded to our request quickly and sent someone out to give us a quote right away. Their price was incredibly reasonable and they completed the work not just on time, but early! Communication was super easy and we felt informed throughout the entire process.

Terrible follow through and poor communication. All the work was subpar and we had to move on…read moreto another contractor because of one too many major problems and we lost tens of thousands and a years worth of non-compliant work. The next contractor had to redo a lot of the work because it wasn't to code or the materials were not what was specified. In day 1, the first mistake was made when they cut into the existing slab 2' closer to the property line than the plans stated.

I was at first very impressed with how responsive Omega was regarding my project. Both Marlon and…read moreMatthew were on top of coming out for inspections and making a plan. Matthew called nearly every week. However, once I signed on and paid a $1000 deposit, the project manager, Josh, was introduced. Three months after signing a contract with them, I had to fire them. Josh was very hard to communicate with, and I almost had to pester him just to touch base. On two or three occasions, I would send multiple emails, leave messages and call their office, but Josh would not return my calls or emails. On the two occasions we did speak, he was very busy going to LADBS and setting up meetings. It was never very clear what these meetings were for or what results came from them. Finally, he did have a meeting with us two months in, in which he informed us of several road blocks to the project. In a 1 hour internet search and call to LADBS, I found that most of what he was telling us was false information. The building inspector also volunteered to talk to them. I emailed that same day to inform him of my findings and got no response. A month later, I told them I was terminating our contract. Guess what? I was called 5 minutes later (the first time there had been any alacrity in response) with some song and dance about again going in to the building department and setting up a meeting and making and sending me a plan. No plans sent to me yet. I am officially done with them.

Roof Job done excellent and was no done time. And if I had a…read morequestion I could pick up the phone and was able to speak to the contractor even if they were on another job site. Would use them again.

No recent reviews, THERE IS A REASON WHY. They don't listen and they discriminate against women who…read moreknow what they are doing in construction. I would move on and check out some real professionals that actually want to help... not just people who selectively discriminate. My wife talked with them and they came up with a ridiculous idea that we needed our roof done. We never mentioned a roof at all!!