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Before you reach out

How much does a remodel cost in San Diego?

For about 600 sq ft in California, an interior renovation typically runs $10,000–$25,000, finishing or converting a basement, garage or attic $24,000–$55,000, and an addition or ADU with a bathroom $127,000–$265,000. Your exact price comes from a site visit and a written quote.

How long does a remodel take?

About 2–5 weeks for an interior renovation, 6–12 weeks to finish or convert a space, and 4–9 months for an addition or ADU. Design and permit review can add several weeks or months before construction starts.

Do I need a permit to remodel in San Diego?

New living space, conversions of garages, basements or attics, and any structural, electrical or plumbing changes typically need permits and inspections; cosmetic updates usually need none. Additions and ADUs must also meet local zoning rules such as setbacks. The City of San Diego Development Services Department issues building permits for addresses inside city limits. Questions go to the City of San Diego Development Services Department.

Does a remodeling contractor need a license in California?

In California, any job of $1,000 or more in labor and materials, or any job that needs a permit, must be done by a CSLB-licensed contractor. The limit was $500 until AB 2622 raised it in 2025. A CSLB license lookup takes a minute and shows whether the license is active and bonded.

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