Why Sherman Oaks Homeowners Choose Superior Home Builders
- Experience with additions: Our team handles design, engineering coordination, permits, and construction together.
- License: California license #875933 and more than 20 years in residential work.
- Valley presence: Offices in West Hills, Tarzana, and Woodland Hills keep our team close to the Valley.
- Design clarity: Plans and 3D renderings help you review the addition before it is built.
- Proof of work: Browse Signature Projects and read testimonials.
Building Additions Across Sherman Oaks
Flatland streets near Ventura Boulevard and Van Nuys Boulevard raise different questions than the higher hillside streets. Magnolia Woods, a 45-block area between Burbank and Magnolia Boulevards, and Chandler Estates each have their own street character. We plan additions around what the neighborhood looks like and what the lot allows.
Also Building in Nearby Communities
Sherman Oaks borders Studio City, Van Nuys, and Encino, and over the hill on the Westside we also build in Bel Air and Brentwood. See our pages for Encino, Burbank, and Bel Air.
Start Planning Your Sherman Oaks Addition
If you need more space and want to stay in the neighborhood, Superior Home Builders can coordinate design, engineering, permits, and construction. Contact Superior Home Builders to talk through your options.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Superior Home Builders build additions in Sherman Oaks?
Yes. We are a licensed California general contractor (license #875933) building home and room additions, second stories, remodels, and ADUs across the Valley, including Sherman Oaks.
Who issues addition permits in Sherman Oaks?
Sherman Oaks is part of the City of Los Angeles, so LADBS issues building permits and LA City Planning handles zoning. We prepare the drawings, submit the application, and manage plan check and inspections.
Can an older Sherman Oaks home support a second story?
Sometimes. A structural engineer evaluates the existing foundation and framing, and reinforcement may be needed. Zoning height limits and, on hillsides, additional regulations also apply. We review all of it before recommending a design.
Do I need a permit for a room addition?
Yes. Adding square footage requires permits, plans and inspections. Your lot, zoning and any hillside designation determine how large the addition can be.
Can I stay in my home during construction?
Often, yes, especially for rear or side additions. Second-story additions are more disruptive and may require temporary relocation during the structural phase. We discuss this before work begins.