Kitchen Remodel in Fullerton, CA

Fullerton’s housing is a century deep: 1920s Spanish and Tudor revivals near the historic downtown, post-war neighborhoods built for the aerospace boom, and the newer homes of the Fullerton hills. We remodel kitchens and bathrooms across the city, adapting the design language to the house — a revival home gets a different kitchen than a hillside contemporary, and both get the same standard of construction behind the walls.

Kitchen Remodeling in Fullerton

Older Fullerton kitchens tend to be compact and closed off; our remodels there borrow space intelligently — a removed non-structural wall, a peninsula replacing a table wall, cabinetry run to the ceiling — to gain the storage and counters the original plan never had. In the post-war and hillside homes, kitchens are larger and the work is a full finish and function upgrade: new cabinets, stone or quartz countertops, proper task lighting, and flooring that unifies the main level. Our kitchen remodeling service page walks through the complete process.

Bathroom Remodeling in Fullerton

Fullerton bathrooms range from single original baths in the historic homes — where our job is to renew plumbing and waterproofing while respecting the architecture — to multi-bath tract and hillside homes where primary suites get the full treatment: walk-in shower, soaking tub, double vanity, heated floors. Our bathroom remodels always include the unglamorous essentials: correctly sized exhaust ventilation, current-code GFCI protection, and waterproofing systems that protect the framing for decades. The tub-to-shower conversion remains our most requested single change in Fullerton’s two-bath homes.

Permits in Fullerton

Fullerton requires building permits for remodels that alter plumbing, electrical or structure, and homes in the city’s preservation zones can have additional review for exterior alterations. We manage applications and inspections as part of the contract and confirm at the consultation whether any part of your scope touches the preservation review, so design decisions are made with the full picture.

Why Fullerton Homeowners Hire Us

One licensed contractor — general building and plumbing under Mars Construction Industries Corp — means the estimate you sign covers the whole job, including the parts nobody can see until demolition. We write it down, itemize it, protect your home while we work, and finish with a walkthrough. That is the whole pitch, and it has carried our work across North Orange County.

What a Fullerton Remodel Looks Like, Start to Finish

Fullerton consultations start with the house’s story: a 1920s revival near downtown asks different questions than a 1970s tract home or a newer hillside build. We measure, photograph, and evaluate the systems your remodel will touch — panel capacity for a modern kitchen, drain condition in an older bath — then build an itemized estimate that separates the glamorous parts from the necessary ones, so you can prioritize with clear eyes. If your home sits in one of Fullerton’s preservation areas, we identify any review steps at this stage and design within them from the start.

Through construction, one contract covers demolition, rough trades, inspections and finishes; you deal with one project lead, not a relay of subcontractors. We keep work areas contained, protect the floors and furnishings that remain, and schedule around the realities of households near the university and downtown — including rental and multi-generational homes where timing matters. The job closes with a walkthrough, fixture-by-fixture testing, and your permit documents in hand.

Remodel My Kitchen or Bath is a service of Mars Construction Industries Corp, CSLB Lic #1138550 (A General Engineering | B General Building), licensed, bonded and insured.

Talk to us about your project: call 714.746.7611 or reach us through our contact page to schedule an in-home consultation and a detailed written estimate. See all the areas we cover on our areas served page.

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