Palm Springs was still dairy farmland when it incorporated in 1957, and within a couple of years hundreds of homes had gone up, with several schools following through the 1960s to serve the growing village. That first wave of postwar construction still forms much of Palm Springs’ core housing stock today, inland homes now well past sixty years old, standing alongside newer construction added through decades of annexation and growth.

Elbaz Construction sees a lot of range in a village like Palm Springs, from a first-generation ranch home ready for a full modernization to a newer property that just needs an addition or an updated kitchen. We size up each project on its own terms, matching the scope of work to the age and condition of the home, and manage permitting with the village so the job stays on track from start to finish.