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Remodeling in Land Park.
Bungalows and Tudors from the 1920s through the 40s. They deserve kitchens and baths that work now, built so the house still looks like itself.
Small rooms, good bones.
Land Park’s older houses are mostly bungalows and Tudors built between the 1920s and the 40s. They have good bones, original hardwood and plaster, and rooms sized for a different era: closed-off kitchens, one bathroom, and little storage.
Older houses also hide things. Wiring and plumbing from the original build are common finds when walls come open, and we price for them honestly instead of discovering them mid-job.
What Land Park houses usually need.
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A kitchen that opens to the dining room
Kitchen remodelingMoving or widening the wall between kitchen and dining room to create a workable room, with new cabinets and counters that suit the period.
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A second bathroom, or a rebuilt first one
Bathroom remodelingFitting a second bath into the plan, or a walk-in shower into the existing one, without crowding the room.
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Systems updated while the walls are open
Whole-home remodelingWhen walls come open it’s the right time to bring wiring and plumbing up to current standards.
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Built-ins that suit the house
Custom cabinetryBookcases, buffets and storage in a style that fits a 1920s house.
Who issues your permit in Land Park.
Land Park is in the City of Sacramento, so permits come from the city’s building department. Some older Sacramento neighborhoods have historic review for exterior changes. If your house falls in a district like that, it can add a design review step, and we check before we draw.
Nearby: East Sacramento, Sacramento, Sierra Oaks.
Sacramento-area work.
Recent jobs from around Sacramento: these photos aren’t from Land Park specifically. Tap any photo to look closer.
Land Park remodeling questions
Can you keep the original character of my bungalow?
Yes. Keeping original floors, trim and windows where they’re sound is often cheaper and better looking than replacing them. We design the new work to sit alongside them.
Is my house in a historic district?
We can tell you at the site visit by checking your address with the city. It only matters if you’re changing the exterior.
Can a Land Park bungalow get a second bathroom?
Often. The question is where the space comes from: a closet, a hallway, an enclosed porch or a small addition. We walk the house and show you options.
Tell us about your bungalow.
We’ll visit, measure and talk through options. When you’re ready you get a fixed-price proposal with clear allowances; until then there’s no obligation.