A great office isn’t just a place to work — it’s a space that fuels productivity, collaboration, and creativity.

If you own or lease a commercial space in Los Angeles, ADA compliance isn’t optional — it’s the law.

Whether you’re planning a remodel, a new build, or an investment property, it’s important to understand that commercial and residential construction are two completely different worlds.

Tenant Improvement (TI) projects are a cornerstone of commercial construction — transforming blank spaces into functional offices, retail stores, or medical suites that meet tenant needs.

The LADBS (Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety) requires thorough documentation and compliance before approving any project — and a single missing detail can delay your start date by weeks or even months.

In 2025, remodeling trends are all about efficiency, sustainability, and lifestyle-driven design. Homeowners want spaces that are smart, flexible, and built to last.

Building a home or completing a large remodel in Los Angeles can be one of the biggest investments you’ll ever make. But spending more doesn’t always mean building better.

At Nail & Hammer, we streamline this stage with our in-house design-build process — integrating design, engineering, and estimating into one workflow to reduce downtime.

In a city like Los Angeles — where square footage is gold — a home addition can be one of the smartest investments you can make.

Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) have become one of Los Angeles’ most popular ways to create passive income, increase property value, and provide flexible living space — all on your existing lot.

Home renovations rarely go exactly as planned — and that’s not always a bad thing.

Hiring the right contractor can make or break your remodel.

For many homeowners, the biggest real estate question isn’t where to live — it’s how to get there.

A home remodel can be one of the most exciting — and overwhelming — projects a homeowner takes on.

In construction, communication is the foundation of coordination.

Behind every successful construction project stands one person keeping everything moving — the superintendent.

Every construction project starts with a plan — but no matter how detailed that plan is, changes happen.

Landing large construction projects takes more than competitive pricing — it takes strategy, precision, and presentation.

Every construction company faces one of the most important operational questions:
Should we use subcontractors, hire in-house teams, or a mix of both?

In construction, time is money — literally.