Room additions and structural expansions, framed and finished to match your existing home — permitting handled as part of the job.
Adding on is as much about matching what's already there as building what's new — so the addition reads as part of the house, with the permitting handled for you.
In-person visit, free written estimate — no obligation.
Materials, timeline, and budget locked in before any work starts.
One crew, start to finish — no rotating subcontractors.
Nothing is called done until you've walked it and signed off.
Yes — structural additions require permits and inspections. Permit coordination is part of the scope, so you don't have to navigate the town process yourself.
A single-room addition typically runs 2-4 months from permit approval to finished interior, depending on size, foundation type, and how closely the exterior needs to match the existing house.
Yes — matching existing siding, rooflines, and trim details so the addition looks original to the house, not bolted on, is standard practice for every addition.
Yes, with an engineering review of the existing foundation and framing first to confirm it can support the added structure.