Design-Build Renovation & Home Care

Renovation with
a clear horizon.

Brightstone Home Advisors plans the whole project before we touch a wall — from kitchen remodels to whole-home builds — so Los Angeles homeowners always know what's ahead.

280+Homes Renovated
14 yrsIn Los Angeles
4.9/5Homeowner Rating
Bright, open-plan living room renovated by Brightstone Home Advisors, with wood floors and large windows.
Recent Work

280+ homes renovated, one clear plan at a time.

Welcome

One team, from first sketch to final walkthrough.

Brightstone Home Advisors plans, permits, builds, and maintains — so homeowners get one point of contact instead of a rotation of subcontractors.

Design

In-House Design

Architects, designers, and estimators who scope the job before you commit to it.

Build

Licensed Craftsmen

Our own carpenters, electricians, and finishers — not a rotating cast of subs.

Price

Fixed-Scope Pricing

A defined scope and budget before demo starts, with change orders documented in writing.

Care

Care After Completion

Seasonal maintenance and small repairs to protect the work once we've moved on.

Our Specialties

What we build, room by room.

SunriseRenovated kitchen with a large marble island and white cabinetry.
Kitchen & Bath

Kitchen & Bath Remodels

Layout changes, custom cabinetry, and fixtures built for daily use, not just a photo.

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MiddayA home addition under construction, framed and ready for exterior finishing.
ADUs & Additions

ADUs & Additions

Backyard units, second stories, and room additions — engineered and permitted for LA's rules.

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SunsetModernized living space in a whole-home renovation.
Whole-Home

Whole-Home Renovation

Every room, one plan, one crew — mechanical, electrical, and cosmetic work in a single scope.

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280+Renovations Completed
95%Referred by Past Clients
2–3 WkAverage Design Phase
Homeowners Hub

Practical guidance before you renovate.

ADU or Addition? How to Decide

A framework for comparing a backyard unit against building onto your existing house.

Planning

5 Questions to Ask Before You Sign a Contract

What a fixed-scope contract should include, and the red flags worth walking away from.

Contracts

Budgeting for a Renovation: Where the Money Really Goes

A room-by-room breakdown of labor, materials, and the contingency you shouldn't skip.

Budgeting

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