White kitchen sink with a branched faucet, window with a white Roman shade above the sink, a soap dispenser, a dish towel hanging on the edge of the counter, a small wooden bowl on the left, and a vase with white hydrangea flowers on the right.

HELPING HOMEOWNERS PLAN RENOVATIONS WITH CONFIDENCE

A young girl in a white dress playing in a kitchen with a black dog lying on the wooden floor. Two adults are partially visible nearby, one in beige pants and the other in a green dress. The kitchen has white cabinets, black bar stools, and a white brick wall.

At House by Ortega, we help homeowners make smart renovation decisions so they avoid costly mistakes and feel confident throughout the process. Based in Green Hills, La Mirada we specialize in guiding families through tricky layouts, small spaces, and design challenges that don’t fit traditional molds. Whether you’re renovating or reimagining your home, we provide clear, practical guidance so your space works for real life and brings calm, confidence, and joy to your daily living.

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BEFORE AND AFTER PHOTOS

Bright, modern kitchen with white cabinets, wood flooring, stainless steel appliances, and a small wooden step stool near the sink.
A kitchen with wooden cabinets, a white stove, black microwave, stainless steel refrigerator, washing machine, and a window with blinds, with various kitchen items on the counters.
Modern white kitchen with black accents, wooden flooring, three black bar stools at a white island, and a fireplace with a wall-mounted TV.
Living room with white brick fireplace, mounted TV, potted plants, and seating area, illuminated by ceiling lights and a ceiling fan.
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An unfinished room under construction with drywall in place, a small window, and scattered construction materials and tools on the floor. The room has a brick wall to the right.
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When you work with House by Ortega, you're not just hiring a design consultant — you're getting a reliable partner who treats your home like their own.

This isn’t surface-level design. It’s real-life renovation planning rooted in creativity, family, and technical know-how.

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