About Us: Learn More About Our Company and Mission
Adar Builders
Our Story
Our clients know us as a forward-thinking, innovative, and exceedingly skilled family construction and remodeling business. While we cherish this reputation, our building and contracting company in Los Angeles took hard work and grit to get to where we are now.
Adar Builders was founded by Amit, who spent a decade working in construction before establishing the family company. With a passion for beautifully crafted homes and a commitment to serving clients who prefer the finer things in life, Amit set out to build a company defined by quality, craftsmanship, and attention to detail.
Armed with unique, stylish design ideas and the expertise to execute every construction project down to the last detail, Adar Builders was born. The family-owned and operated firm quickly gained traction as a building contractor known for elegance, finesse, and exceptional workmanship.
To this day, Adar Builders maintains a 100% client satisfaction rating. We aim to keep up the good work, grow our firm, and retain the distinctive attention to detail that has made us so successful thus far. Our family of builders and home remodeling experts is the perfect choice for your family’s remodeling and building needs.
A FAMILY OF Home RemodelING PROS in Los Angeles
Home Remodeling Team
Amit Adar
Co-Owner
“I first got into the construction industry thinking not much can be done to renew it. I saw it as copy and paste from one home to the next. But luckily I quickly learned that the design options are endless and how even a single bathroom remodeling can make such a huge difference in a home. I stayed because it simply brings me joy to help people build a home they will forever love.”
Yoav Adar
Project Manager
We put in the same amount of attention to details for all our home remodeling projects, no matter how big or small. My role entails planning, executing, and managing the remodeling project form design to completion to ensure that we deliver on time and within budget.
