Every great construction company is built on one thing — its crew.

In construction, even the best blueprints can fail without the right person managing the process.

If you’ve ever looked at a contractor’s estimate and thought, “What does all this mean?” — you’re not alone.

When clients start a new construction or major remodel, one of the first questions they ask is:
“How long will it take?”

In construction, trust is essential — but trust without a contract is just risk.

Every successful construction project in Los Angeles — whether it’s a remodel, addition, or ADU — follows a strict path of permits, inspections, and final approvals.

If you’ve ever requested quotes from a contractor, you’ve probably heard terms like bid, estimate, and proposal — sometimes used interchangeably.

In construction, success isn’t built alone — it’s built together.

Every home we build tells a story — and for us at Nail & Hammer Construction Corp, that story began over a century ago.

Going green doesn’t have to mean going broke. In fact, many of the most effective eco-friendly upgrades are also the most affordable — saving you money every month on utilities.

The future of construction in Los Angeles is already here — intelligent, sustainable, and connected.

Los Angeles isn’t just leading the entertainment industry — it’s also setting the standard for sustainable, energy-efficient construction.

Not all neighborhoods are created equal when it comes to ADUs.

Not all neighborhoods are created equal when it comes to ADUs.

If you’ve ever tried to pull a construction permit in Los Angeles, you know it’s not for the faint of heart.

Building in Los Angeles isn’t like building anywhere else in the country.

When planning a remodel or new build, every homeowner wants the best value for their money.

Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) have become one of Los Angeles’s strongest real-estate investments.

Real-estate investors often chase short-term gains — buy, flip, sell, repeat. But what if the biggest profits come from owning, not flipping?