New Construction in Pacific Palisades, CA
Searching for new home construction in Pacific Palisades? HMO Construction builds across Pacific Palisades and greater Los Angeles — licensed, bonded, and insured, with fixed written pricing and free estimates.
Call 310.454.1000
New Construction in Pacific Palisades
Ground-up custom homes built to code and to your plans. Foundation, framing, MEP, and finish under one licensed team.
Coastal-hillside builds with careful grading and drainage. Every Pacific Palisades project is run by one team from drawings to final walkthrough — no subcontractor runaround, no surprise pricing.
What's included
- Architectural & structural plans
- Foundation, framing & full envelope
- MEP (mechanical, electrical, plumbing)
- Energy compliance & inspections
- One licensed team, drawings to keys
Why Pacific Palisades homeowners choose HMO Construction
We're a full-service general contractor based nearby in Reseda, so we know Pacific Palisades permitting, inspectors, and lot conditions. You get fixed written pricing before work starts, and we'll beat any legitimate estimate in town.
New Construction in Pacific Palisades — FAQ
How much does it cost to build a new home in Pacific Palisades?
Ground-up builds in Pacific Palisades vary widely with size and finish level; we scope your lot and plans, then give fixed written pricing before work begins.
Do you handle plans and permits for new construction?
Yes — we manage architectural and structural drawings, the Pacific Palisades permit path, and every inspection under one licensed team.
Can you build on a hillside or difficult lot?
Yes. We engineer foundations and grading for Pacific Palisades hillside and challenging lots and plan drainage up front.
Permits in Pacific Palisades
Pacific Palisades is part of the City of Los Angeles, so your ADU or addition is permitted through LADBS under the City of LA zoning code. That means the citywide ADU ordinance applies, and plan check runs through LADBS rather than a local city hall. We file the drawings and carry them through corrections and inspections.