Kitchen Remodeling in Tarzana, CA

A Tarzana builder for your kitchen

Most Tarzana kitchens we see were built in the 1960s through the 1990s: closed-off layouts, soffits over the uppers, and electrical that was never sized for today's appliances. A good remodel usually means opening the room up, re-running circuits and lighting, and rethinking where the sink, range and refrigerator sit.

We take on the whole job: layout changes, custom or semi-custom cabinetry, countertops and backsplash, plumbing and gas, electrical and lighting, flooring, paint and the final punch list. You get a written estimate with clear pricing and a signed contract before any work starts.

Kitchens we've built nearby

The photos on this page come from our finished Valley and Westside kitchens, including the navy kitchen at our Santini Lane remodel in Porter Ranch, a short drive from Tarzana.

Permits in Tarzana

Tarzana is part of the City of Los Angeles, so permits and inspections go through the Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety (LADBS). We handle the permit paperwork and schedule the inspections.

See the full projects

More about our kitchen remodeling · Everything we do in Tarzana

Photos of our work

Every photo is a finished Jencor project. Tap a photo to enlarge it.

Kitchen with black-framed glass upper cabinets, a black hood, quartzite slab backsplash and a waterfall quartzite island, Porter Ranch

White oak kitchen island with woven counter stools and brass pendant lights, Santa Monica

Navy blue kitchen cabinets with white counters and globe pendants, Porter Ranch

End of a white oak kitchen island with open shelving and a brass dome pendant, Santa Monica

Navy kitchen with an island, wood floors and stainless appliances, Porter Ranch

Woven counter stools at a white oak island with quartz top and white cabinetry, Santa Monica

Kitchen island in navy with white quartz top and brass globe pendants, Porter Ranch

Kitchen island seating facing a white range wall with a wood-trimmed hood, Santa Monica

Kitchen Remodeling in Tarzana: questions

Do you work in Tarzana?

Yes. Jencor is based in Tarzana, and the San Fernando Valley is where we work most.

Can you move walls or open up a Tarzana kitchen?

Usually, yes. Corey checks the walls, beams and utilities at the walk-through, and anything structural goes on the permit drawings before work starts.

What does the first step look like?

Call (310) 770-7707 or request an appointment. Corey comes to the house, looks at the kitchen and talks through what you want, then sends a written estimate.