Construction & Remodeling in Sherman Oaks

There’s a timeless grandeur to Sherman Oaks, situated in the heart of the Valley in Los Angeles County. It’s surrounded by Studio City to the east, Van Nuys to the north, Encino to the west, Bel Air and Beverly Hills Post Office to the south. Its wide boulevards and vintage architecture bring an air of “Old L.A.” to this wistful corner of town.

You can expect lots of sun, shopping, and suburbia in this quiet retreat. As it’s made up by a portion of the Santa Monica mountains, Sherman Oaks includes plenty of lush greenery as well. But there’s a wide selection of charming restaurants and shopping centers to experience, too. It’s comparable to its neighbor, Encino: a serene LA suburb conveniently close to the city, while still retaining its small town tranquility. 

Once coated by citrus groves, Sherman Oaks is now a zippy community with delightful little shops and quiet streets sheathed with trees. Additionally, it was one of the first commercially and residentially developed neighborhoods in the 1950s.

But during the 1980s, Sherman Oaks became a monument for L.A. suburban and mall culture. Its shopping malls are famous, such as Westfield Fashion Square. There’s even the Sherman Oaks Galleria, which was featured in the film “Valley Girl.” Though it was nearly demolished in the 1994 Northridge earthquake, it was rebuilt as an outside mall later on.

Sherman Oaks sees some of the most opulent homes north of the Hollywood Hills. Its peaceful streets are adorned with sporting homes ranging from humble ranch-style design, up to a modern and glassy mansion. If you head to Downtown Sherman Oaks, you’ll find a large variety of kitchy eateries, bars, fitness studios and fashion boutiques. There’s also Ventura Blvd, which sees a string of independent shops, high-fashion boutiques, chic coffee shops as well.

Sherman Oaks is full of of celebrities born in the neighborhood. And just a few includes Clint Eastwood, Jennnifer Aniston, Luke Perry and Paula Abdul.