Fresh Haus Pet Salon is planning to establish a new location in Huntington Beach, evidenced by a Commercial and Industrial Building permit recently submitted to the City of Huntington Beach. The proposed pet grooming salon is slated for an existing retail space situated at 19480 Beach Boulevard. Permit Record B2026-006899, which is currently listed in the city's system as submitted, details an interior tenant improvement project. This submission represents a foundational step in the local regulatory process required for converting an existing commercial unit into a specialized service establishment.
According to the permit documentation, Bao Nguyen is identified as the applicant for this proposed development, with an address noted in Westminster. The record further indicates that the licensed professional overseeing the work is designated as an owner-builder. This classification implies that the individual or entity responsible for the business will also be directing the construction and renovation activities, adhering to all municipal building codes and inspection requirements throughout the project's execution. The overall scope of the project, as described in the permit, centers on significant interior modifications to the leased space.
The specific work outlined in the project description calls for the comprehensive conversion of the existing retail interior into a functional pet grooming salon. A notable component of these planned improvements involves the transformation of an existing bathroom within the unit into a dedicated dog wash room. This conversion is slated to include the installation of new plumbing fixtures, which are essential for accommodating the specialized equipment and operational needs inherent to a professional pet grooming facility. The detailed plans submitted will ensure the space meets all health, safety, and operational standards for its intended use.
While Fresh Haus Pet Salon is listed within Groom Locator’s Huntington Beach directory as one of the area's pet grooming service providers, the submitted permit records do not provide further specifics regarding the salon’s particular range of grooming services, its business model, or its target clientele. Moreover, the permit application does not specify an anticipated opening date for the new salon or a projected completion date for the interior improvement work. The project's current status, as recorded by the City of Huntington Beach, remains at the initial "submitted" stage for the required building permit.
