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Yanis Remodeling is a family-owned remodeling company based in Irvine, which shares a border with Tustin. For more than 15 years we've remodeled kitchens and bathrooms across Orange County.
Tustin has homes from almost every decade: Old Town bungalows with patched wiring, solid but dated Tustin Ranch homes and Tustin Legacy homes with builder-grade finishes. We design around yours.
One team runs the whole job, from design and permits to the final walkthrough. That includes your HOA's paperwork, and the county permit if you're in North Tustin.
Kitchens, bathrooms and the rest of the house, designed and built by one team.
The right remodel depends a lot on when your house was built. Here's what we plan for in each part of Tustin.
Bungalows and cottages from the 1910s to the 1940s. Many sit on raised foundations with wood subfloors that flex, so we stiffen the floor before laying tile. Expect to update wiring and plumbing when the walls are open. Kitchens and bathrooms are small, so layout and storage matter most.
Larger custom homes, many from the decades after the war, on big lots. Kitchens often need opening up to the family room, and original bathrooms need new plumbing, waterproofing and ventilation.
Homes from the 1980s and '90s on slab foundations. The layouts are good; the oak cabinets, tile counters and cultured-marble vanities are what date them. New cabinets, stone and walk-in showers make the biggest difference. Large-format tile may need the slab leveled first.
Homes built since 2006 on the former Marine Corps air base. Nothing is worn out, but builder-grade cabinets, counters and showers rarely match what the homeowners want. Upgrades here are mostly about finishes, storage and a better shower.
Inland Tustin gets warmer summers than the coast, and Orange County water is hard. We recommend quartz or quartzite counters that don't mind heat or stains, and coated shower glass that wipes clean.
Kitchen and bathroom remodels inside city limits are permitted by the City of Tustin Building Division. Moving plumbing, gas or electrical, or opening a wall, needs a permit. We prepare the drawings, submit them and book the inspections.
Old Town's Cultural Resources District, set up in 1988, protects its historic character. Interior work generally needs only a building permit, but street-visible changes like a new window or bump-out can need a Certificate of Appropriateness. We check first.
Lemon Heights, Cowan Heights and much of North Tustin are unincorporated, even with a Tustin mailing address. Permits there go through the County of Orange, not the City of Tustin. We confirm your jurisdiction from your address before we start.
Tustin Ranch and Tustin Legacy have HOAs with architectural review. Interior work rarely needs much, but work hours, parking and anything visible from outside usually do. We prepare what your HOA asks for.
Homes built before 1978 may have lead paint, and old flooring can contain asbestos. We test before demolition and follow lead-safe work rules. In homes built before 1994, California also requires old high-flow plumbing fixtures to be replaced with water-saving ones before a remodel permit is signed off.
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Call (714) 277-6117We remodel kitchens and bathrooms in these cities and the neighborhoods around them.
We cover all of Tustin, including Old Town, Tustin Ranch, Tustin Legacy, Columbus Square, and North Tustin, Lemon Heights and Cowan Heights.
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