Brea.

Brea runs up into the hills, and hillside properties bring grading, drainage, and footing work that flat lots never do. It is the single most common reason a Brea addition costs more than the same addition two cities south, and it should be priced honestly at the start.

We take room additions, ADUs, custom kitchens, and the foundation work that goes underneath them. On sloped lots the structural scope is the first thing we look at, because it determines what everything above it can assume.

Permits, inspections, and structural coordination are part of our scope, not a separate thing you manage.