When the wildfires returned to Malibu, our home was one of many that suffered severe damage. Inner City Skyline was recommended by a family friend, and choosing them was the best decision we made. Tal made sure we never felt alone through the process—he handled everything with empathy and efficiency. David led the rebuild with care and precision, adding crucial fire-resistant improvements that give us lasting confidence. The result is a stunning, safer home that feels like a true fresh start. Their team is exceptional.

After the wildfires hit Pacific Palisades and left our home in ruins, we didn’t know where to start. Thankfully, we found Inner City Skyline. Tal was with us from day one, helping us stay calm and informed throughout the process. David took a hands-on role and ensured everything met the highest standards—from safety upgrades to design details. They rebuilt not just our house, but our sense of security. The team’s dedication and skill turned a disaster into a new beginning. We can’t recommend them enough

When the Malibu fires destroyed our home, we were overwhelmed. We heard great things about Inner City Skyline, and they lived up to their reputation. Tal was with us every step of the way, making sure the rebuilding process was smooth and stress-free. David personally oversaw the restoration, ensuring that everything was done to the highest standards. The craftsmanship and attention to detail were outstanding. Thanks to their dedication, we now have a beautiful, fire-resistant home that we feel safe in. We highly recommend them to anyone facing a similar situation! Very professional.

Great company, they did everything they promised they will do. They finished the project in a timely manner and my new roof looks good.

Inner City Skyline bribed me with $1000 to not write this review. Do not hire them for any of your projects. A warning from someone who has experienced their unprofessional service. We paid for a professional general contractor to remodel our kitchen and experienced a nightmare that is still affecting our family today: To summarize a 16 page document I have outlining all the issues: One of their employees confronted me in front of my wife and kids and I had to ask the owner to get the employee off the job and that same employee came back a few days later inferring that a lean could be placed on my house because the owner wasn't paying him for the work he had done. A few days ago, Inner City Skyline sent me a document they wanted me to sign titled “Compromise Agreement and Mutual Release” which would release Inner City Skyline of “any and all past, present, or future claims, demands, obligations, on all theories of recovery”. I have already paid off half of the project and will continue payments as agreed upon by the terms and conditions but the company is trying to get out of their end of the bargain by not backing up the warranty or quality of their work if anything breaks. The document also states: “Inner City Skyline agreed to issue $1000 credit to customer towards the project for interruptions during the project. Contractor and customer agreed to release each other from future liabilities. Customer also agreed not to share any feedback in anyway by anyone on social media and online regarding the company.” This was in no way discussed nor was the understanding that the money the owner offered us a gift for all the hassle we went through going to be used as a bribe to get us to not write a review about what had happened. Today, I was contacted by another Inner City Skyline employee asking if i had signed the document. The Inner City Skyline Employee wrote: “I understand *name redacted* (the owner of the company) talked to you two weeks ago and he told you that when you discussed on discount.” I replied: “the fact that this is being phrasing as a "discount" speaks volumes to the complete misunderstanding of the conversation. We spoke about our numerous issues with your company and the nightmare we experienced and asked that we be given a chance to re-evaluate the price because we payed for a professional installation but received the opposite experience. This is not a "discount" or a payoff to keep us from writing a review. *name redacted* (the owner) phrased it as a "gift" as a way of saying sorry for the trouble we experienced. We didn't ask for a discount as if we were buying a final product with a coupon code, we wanted recognition of the extreme stress and hardship your company put my family through. This isn't up for debate, all parties recognize the issues involved with the job yet for some reason i'm being asked to sign a document stating that we won't tell anyone about the issues we experienced. This was never agreed upon and we don't like the implication that we are receiving a "discount" of $1,000 if we don't tell anyone about our experience. Frankly, it looks like you're trying to pay us 1k to not tell the truth and it's a bad look on your company. We are paying our monthly payments in full and will have the project completely paid off on the agreed upon terms. Please stop reaching out to us and reminding us of how terrible our experience has been with your company. We want to put this whole thing behind us and do the right thing. We ask that you respect our wishes to leave our family alone as we are done with your company.” A few minutes later, I received a call from another employee at Inner City Skyline demanding I sign the document or the $1,000 “discount” we were given would be taken back. I told him to send us the bill because we weren’t going to sign the document. My advice, don’t hire this company. It’s not worth putting your family at risk and dealing with a completely unprofessional business like Inner City Skyline.