More space that looks like it was always there.
A home addition adds bedrooms, family rooms, or in-law space built to match your home's structure, roofline, and finishes, not bolted on as an afterthought.
Structural work done right, finishes that match.
Additions live or die on the details most homeowners never see: foundation tie-in, roofline transitions, and matched siding or stucco texture. We plan those first, then build the space you actually want.
Structural Tie-In
Foundation and framing engineered to properly connect to your existing home.
Matching Rooflines & Finishes
Roof pitch, siding, and stucco texture matched so the addition blends in.
Permitting & Engineering
Structural engineering and permits handled start to finish.
Whatever kind of space you need more of.
"Addition" covers a lot of different projects. Here are the ones we build most.
In-Law & Master Suite Additions
Private bedroom suites with an attached bath, built for aging parents, adult children, or a primary suite upgrade.
Second-Story Additions
Building up instead of out when your lot doesn't leave room to expand the footprint.
Sunrooms & Great Rooms
Light-filled living space that connects your home's interior to the yard or lanai.
Garage Additions
Adding a new garage bay or workshop space, rather than converting an existing one. See Garage Conversions if you're repurposing what you already have instead.
From first call to final walkthrough.
Consultation
Site visit to assess structure, setbacks, and what's possible.
Design & Engineering
Layout, roofline, and structural plans finalized.
Permitting
Full permit package submitted and tracked through approval.
Construction
Foundation, framing, and finishes built to match your home.
Walkthrough
Final punch list and care guide. We stand behind the work.
Additions: what homeowners ask us.
That's the goal on every addition we build. We match roof pitch, siding or stucco texture, trim details, and paint before we consider the exterior finished.
Most additions take 3–6 months depending on size and whether we're tying into existing plumbing or electrical systems.
Usually, yes. Our structural engineer designs the new foundation to properly tie into your home's existing footing. This is one of the most commonly rushed steps by inexperienced contractors.
Additions typically cost more per square foot than new construction because of the tie-in work involved. See our budgeting guide for ranges, or request a consultation for a number specific to your home.
Often paired with an addition.
Ready to add on to your home?
Tell us about your project and we'll schedule a free, no-pressure consultation.