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Glendale's hillside neighborhoods hold some of the county's best mid-century and Spanish revival homes, and the city takes design quality seriously. Remodeling here means working with contractors who can navigate Glendale's own permit process and design review standards.

Remodeling in Glendale

The city's Building & Safety division reviews everything from kitchen remodels to hillside additions, and homes in the hillside ordinance areas face extra scrutiny on grading and views. Popular projects include restoring mid-century details, opening floor plans, and adding ADUs to larger lots. Electric panel upgrades come up often in the city's older housing stock.

Working with hillside homes

Glendale homes on slopes often need retaining, drainage, and foundation work included in the project budget from day one. Materials that handle temperature swings and seasonal fire-weather conditions are worth specifying for exteriors. Compare itemized bids and have every contract reviewed before signing.