6065 1/2 W Selma Ave, Los Angeles
1 home-service permit on record at 6065 1/2 W Selma Ave, Los Angeles; no roofing permit on record.
Home-service permits on record at this address
| Issued | Work | Trade | Declared value | Contractor as filed | Status | Permit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 1, 2021 | Bldg-Alter/Repair: E-PLAN: Converting the existing Type V garage into an ADU per GCS 65852.2 ., while making no changes to the building's footprint. Removing the existing door and windows and installing a new door, and window. Installing new Building non load-bearing walls to create a bathroom, kitchenette with all electric appliances, indoor closet, and outdoor closet. The new bathroom contains a shower, toilet, and sink. The kitchenette contains a sink, garbage disposal, and electric cooktop. The property's existing 4" sewer line and water service is to be extended to accommodate the new bathroom and kitchenette. Installing an electric meter and electric water heater. Installing lighting fixtures, and electrical outlets. Installing new ridge beam and two new posts then vaulting the ceiling | Water heater | $42,000 | — | cofo issued | 21016-10000-06915 |
On 1/2 W Selma Ave
1/2 W Selma Ave has fewer than 3 home-service permits on record, so it has no page of its own.
Roof replacement cost in Los Angeles
Across 20,723 one- and two-family reroof permits since October 12, 2024, most declared values run from $2,000 to $12,940 (the middle 80%); the median is $5,200 and half fall between $3,600 and $7,800. The lowest on record is $19 and the highest $570,000. This address is in that cohort. Every permit behind that range.
Furnace, heat pump or air conditioner replacement cost in Los Angeles
Across 5,297 one- and two-family heating and cooling permits since October 12, 2024, most declared values run from $501 to $39,118 (the middle 80%); the median is $4,251 and half fall between $1,250 and $15,000. The lowest on record is $1 and the highest $1,800,000. This address is in that cohort. Every permit behind that range.
Source
Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety, via the city open-data portal, pulled nightly; the assessor roll for the property fields. As of October 12, 2026. Owner names are not shown on any page.