A walnut kitchen with a Calacatta stone island and backlit shelving, lit by a skylight.

Millwork first. Then the house around it.

Custom millwork and full renovations from one licensed contractor in Los Angeles.

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  • CSLB Lic. 1065882
  • Classes B, C-5, C-6
  • Los Angeles
  • Since 2020

What we do

Three kinds of work, one license

License 1065882 carries classes B, C-5 and C-6: general building, framing and rough carpentry, and cabinet, millwork and finish carpentry.

A wall of faceted oak panels with light washing out of the joints between them.

Custom millwork and finish carpentry

Cabinetry, vanities, paneling and doors, drawn to the room and built to fit.

A walnut vanity with a stone counter and a custom mirror surround, against green herringbone tile.

Full home renovation

Kitchens, bathrooms and whole-house remodels, from framing through to finish.

A pale oak reception counter and slatted wall paneling inside a Mango store.

Retail and hospitality millwork

Fabrication and install for stores and hotel interiors, on a retail schedule.

Selected work

Residential, retail and hospitality

Six projects across Los Angeles, from a single kitchen to a full home renovation and a hotel lobby.

A white oak kitchen with dark stone counters and a long island, sunlight falling across the floor.

Doheny

Full home transformation. White oak millwork, volcanic stone counters, wide plank flooring.

Walnut cabinetry beside a Calacatta Viola niche holding a brass bowl and glass jars.

Curson

New kitchen and bar. Walnut cabinetry, Calacatta Viola, brass, integrated lighting.

A walnut kitchen with a book-matched stone backsplash, suspended hood and a long island.

Sloan

Custom Arclinea kitchen, foyer arches, bathroom vanities and millwork.

A kitchen island with black stools, a beamed ceiling and an arch through to the next room.

Los Feliz

Custom kitchen designed and manufactured for a full home renovation.

Floor to ceiling white built-in shelving above a fluted wood banquette and a round table.

Toluca Lake

Built-in cabinetry and shelving with a fluted wood banquette.

A hotel bar with fluted wood facing, dark stools and a curved red banquette.

L’Ermitage Beverly Hills

Hotel lobby millwork: reception desk, full bar, walnut and brass screens.

Approach

How the work runs

Four stages. The millwork is drawn before anything is ordered, and the install is treated as its own trade rather than the end of another one.

01

Drawings and site measure

We measure the room as built, not as drawn. Every cabinet, panel and door is detailed against those numbers, and nothing is cut until the shop drawings are agreed.

02

Fabrication

Millwork is built as one package rather than piece by piece, so grain, reveals and hardware match across a whole floor before any of it reaches the site.

03

Build and coordination

The license covers general building, framing and finish carpentry, so one team carries the job from demolition through to the trim. We work alongside your architect and designer.

04

Install and handover

Install is scheduled last and run as its own trade: scribes, reveals, alignment, hardware, lighting. The punch list is walked on site, not emailed.

A carpenter in a Katz Construction shirt inside a house stripped back to its timber frame.

Principal

Yogev Katz

Yogev Katz incorporated Katz Construction in Los Angeles in 2020 and holds California license 1065882.

He is the responsible managing officer and the only name on the license. One name signs for the work, and it is the name of the person running it.

Tell us what you are building

Send the drawings, or the room and a date. We will tell you what it takes.

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