Six wayswe changea home.
- 01
Whole Home Remodeling
Full interior renovations that fix flow, structure, and finish as one connected scope.
- Layout reconfiguration
- Structural work
- Cabinetry and stone
- Interior design
- 02
Kitchen Remodeling
Custom cabinetry, hand-picked stone, and a layout designed around the way you actually cook.
- Custom cabinetry
- Stone selection
- Appliance specification
- Layered lighting
- 03
Bathroom Remodeling
Primary suites, guest baths, and spa-style shower conversions, drawn into the scope of larger projects.
- Primary suite design
- Wet-area waterproofing
- Tile and stonework
- Brass and nickel fixtures
- 04
Custom ADUs
Coastal ADU permits in 60 days under AB 462. Design, permitting, and construction handled by one team.
- 60-day coastal permits (AB 462)
- Detached or attached
- Garage conversions
- Site planning
- 05
Home Additions
Primary suite, second-story, and garage-conversion additions designed to look original to the house.
- Primary suite addition
- Second-story addition
- Garage conversion
- Foundation and roof tie-ins
- 06
Outdoor Living
Covered patios, outdoor kitchens, and decks engineered for sun, salt, and the way coastal homes actually open outward.
- Covered patios
- Outdoor kitchens
- Pool decks
- Backyard landscape integration
Two contracts. No three-bid shopping.
Most remodels start with three contractors pricing the same drawings against each other. We don't work that way.
Every Elevations project moves through two contracts. The Design Phase contract is paid up front. We produce architectural drawings, a complete interior selection package specified to the SKU, and a target construction budget you sign off on. The Construction Contract is built off that locked scope. The price you sign is the price you pay. Change orders happen when you change your mind, not because we missed a line.
It's the structure that lets us hold a standard. It's also the reason our projects don't drift in scope, budget, or schedule the way most remodels do.
One team, one standard.
Architecture, interior design, permitting, and construction handled under one roof, so every detail lands the same way it was drawn.
Integrated team
Architects, interior designers, project managers, and trades all answer to the same office. Decisions land in the room they were made in.
Specified before priced
Every cabinet, slab, and fixture is specified to the SKU during design. Construction is bid off a locked scope, not a sketch.
Hands-on principal
Our principal stays on every project, from the first phone consultation to the final walkthrough. Not a sales engineer, not a project manager you've never met.
- 01
Discovery Call
Complimentary phone consultation. Mutual fit, not a hard sell.
- 02
Design Consultation
On-site walkthrough with our principal. $250, credited to your project.
- 03
Design and Build
Design Phase contract first. Construction Contract built off the locked scope.
(Testimonial / Erin Malone)“What started as a stressful, unexpected flood turned into one of the besthome-renovation experiences.”
Before you call.
How does Elevations price a project?
We price a project in two contracts. The Design Phase contract is signed first and covers architecture, interior design, permitting strategy, and a target construction budget. The Construction Contract is signed second, built off the fully specified design. Most contractors give you one price against a sketch. We give you one price against a locked specification.
Do you take on small projects?
We focus on whole-home remodels, additions, ADUs, and outdoor living. Single rooms and standalone bathrooms ride along inside larger scopes. We don't take new construction for outside clients, and we don't do pool work.
How long do projects take?
Kitchens run 10 to 16 weeks. Whole-home remodels run 9 to 14 months including design. Additions and ADUs typically run 8 to 14 months, with the coastal-zone permit window inside 60 days under AB 462.
Where do you work?
Solana Beach, Del Mar, Rancho Santa Fe, La Jolla, Encinitas, Cardiff, and Carlsbad. Coastal North County only.
Last updated: May 2026