General contractor in Corona, CA

Many South Corona lots in communities like Eagle Glen and Dos Lagos have enough square footage to support a detached or attached ADU. Setback requirements and HOA covenants vary by community, so the first step is reviewing your specific parcel and any applicable CC&Rs. We handle framing, drywall, electrical, and plumbing for ADU builds from the ground up.

Late-1980s Corona homes often have galley or U-shaped kitchens with original tile countertops, soffit-enclosed upper cabinets, and electrical panels that may need an upgrade to support modern appliances. Opening the soffit, replacing cabinetry, and updating the countertop surface are the most common scope items. We assess the electrical load before finalizing the plan so there are no surprises mid-project.

Yes. Lots along Green River Road and Foothill Parkway often have significant grade changes that require stepped footings, retaining elements, or drainage channels beneath concrete flatwork. Deck framing on sloped lots also needs longer posts and cross-bracing that flat-lot decks do not. We design concrete and deck scopes around the actual topography of your yard.

Homes near the Santa Ana Mountains face stronger wind events and higher UV exposure than properties in flatter parts of Corona. This accelerates shingle granule loss and can lift flashing at ridge lines and valleys. When we replace a roof in these areas, we pay close attention to ridge cap fastening, flashing integration, and gutter attachment so the system holds up through wind season.