1800 Construction Inc. takes kitchen, bathroom, roofing, and whole-house projects in West Covina. CSLB #1113641. West Covina permits are handled by the City of West Covina, not the City of Covina.
West Covina is the larger city south of Covina, along the 10. The residential tracts often sit on bigger lots than a house in central Los Angeles, which is why a room that feels tight is sometimes a layout problem and sometimes a house that can actually take another bathroom or an open kitchen.
People mix up the two cities because the names overlap. The building department does not. If the house is in the City of West Covina, plan check is there. If it is in Covina, Charter Oak, or Baldwin Park, it is a different counter. We confirm the city from the address before the estimate treats a permit as included.
Covina is the neighbor to the north and east. Baldwin Park and Irwindale are to the west, Walnut toward the south. Those are on the same driving routes. They do not get their own pages until there is something local to say that is not a copy of this one. Glendora, San Dimas, and Azusa are the foothill cities in this same cluster, with different lot and roof conditions.
West Covina scopes we see most are a full kitchen, a primary bathroom, and a roof that is due at the same time. On a larger lot, a whole-house plan can include those rooms without pretending we are adding a second story we have not drawn. Additions are not a separate page yet. If you want one, say so in the estimate and we will price it as its own scope.
Documented photos are roofs and exteriors in Los Angeles, Long Beach, Pasadena, Glendale, and Santa Monica. They are on the roofing page, with those cities in the captions. Nothing on that page is a West Covina house. A West Covina project will be added when we have the photos.
They are different cities with different permit offices. Hiring a contractor who files the plans in the wrong city stalls the job. The scope will name City of West Covina when that is where the house is.
Sometimes the lot allows it. We do not have a room-addition page yet, and we will not guess setbacks from the sidewalk. The inspection is where we say whether an addition is a real option or whether the better scope is a kitchen and bath inside the existing walls.
CSLB #1113641, Class B, General Building, issued December 7, 2023, expires December 31, 2027. Look it up before you sign. The company name on the contract should read 1800 Construction Inc.
No. Labeled photos are Los Angeles, Long Beach, Pasadena, Glendale, and Santa Monica roofs and exteriors. They are evidence of the roofing work, not of a West Covina kitchen.
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