What Your Custom Altadena Home Includes
Building a new home in Altadena means making decisions on everything from room layout to light fixtures. Westside Remodeling designs and builds every home in-house, so nothing falls through the cracks between planning and construction.
Our custom home building process shapes a personalized floor plan around your family's routines and your lot's conditions. From there, our design team works through room layout, natural light, and material choices together with you. Later decisions move quickly once the building starts because that groundwork is already in place.
A new home lets you build a kitchen suited to how your family cooks and spends time together. Our kitchen remodeling team plans the layout, appliances, and storage together from the earliest design stage. Your routine shapes every choice from the start.
We select cabinetry alongside the kitchen and bath design, as part of the same planning process. Westside Remodeling features Dura Supreme cabinetry as a preferred partner brand for new Altadena homes. Homeowners who only need new cabinets can also visit our cabinet sales showroom.
If your family wants a double vanity or a walk-in shower, we plan that into your bathroom design early. We work out plumbing, storage, and layout together, choosing every fixture and finish to match your household's morning routine.
Many Altadena lots sit on sloped ground, which changes how stairs, storage, and living areas connect. Our interior design work accounts for that from the earliest floor plans. The result is a layout your family can move through naturally.
Some Altadena homes suffered only partial damage in the Eaton Fire, leaving part of the original structure standing. If your plan is to keep and expand that structure, our home addition process starts there. The existing structure and the new space share the same plans from the first sketch.
The San Gabriel Mountains create a backdrop many Altadena lots can take advantage of. We design outdoor kitchens and patio spaces around that setting, choosing materials built to hold up outdoors year-round. These become spaces your family uses often.




















