Full Home Remodeling in Canoga Park

Canoga Park whole-house remodels where bearing walls come out in a set order: shoring, footings, posts and beam, then removal. Aspenwell Construction.

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Temporary shoring walls go up on both sides of a bearing wall before anything else happens to it in a Canoga Park remodel. Those short stud walls, braced against the ceiling joists, hold the roof until the beam and posts are built. Footing pads for the new posts are dug and inspected next, then the posts and beam are set, and only after that is the old wall cut out.

Step by step at the wall

Shoring sits on planks laid across the floor so its load spreads over several joists. With the ceiling held, we open the floor where each post will stand and dig for its pad. LADBS inspects the excavation and steel before concrete goes in. Once the pad has cured, the post and its base go in, the beam is lifted into place and the connectors are fastened. The old studs come out last, and the shoring is removed after the beam is carrying the ceiling. Nothing in that chain is skipped or reordered.

How the rest of the house follows

With the beams in, the new layout is framed and the plumbing, wiring and ducts are roughed into the open walls. Those trades and the framing are inspected while everything is still exposed. Insulation follows and gets its own sign-off, then drywall closes the rooms. Finishes such as cabinets, tile and flooring arrive last, on a frame that has passed each check. Keeping that sequence means no wall has to be reopened to show an inspector something already covered. The job card at the site records each approval in the order it was given.

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