Los Angeles Outdoor Living Design-Build Contractor · CA Lic #1102152
Estate Outdoor Living
Serving Calabasas and the surrounding communities of Hidden Hills, West Hills, Bell Canyon, Agoura Hills, Malibu, and Westlake Village. Premium outdoor transformations designed for luxury estates—infinity pools, entertainment pavilions, and sophisticated landscape designs that complement the hillside setting.
in Calabasas
Also serving: Woodland Hills • Hidden Hills • Agoura Hills • Malibu • Westlake Village • Bell Canyon
Since 2021
Serving LA
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Licensed
B, C-27, C-53
What We Build
Our Services in Calabasas
Complete outdoor living solutions for Calabasas homeowners
Local Building Guide
Building in Calabasas: permits & site conditions
Calabasas projects are permitted through the City of Calabasas. Requirements vary by parcel — we confirm yours before design.
Permits
City of Calabasas Community Development — Building & Safety
- Pools, retaining walls, patio covers and gas/electrical work are permitted through the City of Calabasas, not LA County.
- Calabasas has its own Oak Tree Preservation ordinance; any grading or trenching near an oak's protected zone needs an oak tree permit and an arborist report.
- Most gated communities (Calabasas Park Estates, The Oaks, Mulholland Heights and others) require HOA architectural approval before the city will review plans — build that time into the schedule.
- Much of the city sits in a Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone, which affects structure materials and landscape clearance near the house.
Soil, hillside & site
- Hillside lots usually require a geotechnical report; pools and walls on slopes are often supported on deepened footings or caissons and designed for the slope setback the engineer recommends.
- Clay and weathered bedrock are common; grading export and haul routes are planned early on sloped lots.
Calabasas FAQs
Do I need HOA approval for a pool in Calabasas?
In most gated Calabasas communities, yes. We prepare the design package for HOA architectural review first, then submit to the City of Calabasas for plan check.
Can I build near an oak tree in Calabasas?
Often yes, but work inside an oak's protected zone needs a city oak tree permit and arborist guidance. We lay out the pool, footings and trenching to minimize root-zone impact.
How long do permits take in Calabasas?
It depends on HOA review, plan check comments and whether a soils report is needed. We give you a realistic schedule at the design stage once we know your lot.
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