Home Additions & Extensions

Second-storey additions are an effective way to increase living space without expanding the footprint of the home, making them a popular choice for custom home projects. These additions and extensions require structural reinforcement, new roof systems, and careful load-path planning. As a general contractor, we manage engineering, permits, and construction to ensure that the existing structure can safely support the added level during the framing process, all while enhancing your new home building experience.

Rear and side additions extensions can expand the main living areas of a custom home and significantly improve layout and flow. These extensions often impact multiple levels of the house and require proper foundation, framing, and services coordination, making it essential to work with a skilled general contractor during the new home building process.

Garage additions and extensions can enhance your property by providing additional parking, storage, or even livable space. As a general contractor specializing in custom home projects, we ensure proper structural integration, fire separation, and zoning compliance, whether the garage is attached, expanded, or converted as part of your new home building.

Bump-outs allow for targeted expansions of existing rooms in custom homes without requiring full-scale additions. These extensions are commonly used for kitchens, bathrooms, mudrooms, or closets, and they necessitate careful structural detailing and foundation support, often overseen by a general contractor during the framing process in new home building.

Dormers are excellent additions and extensions for converting attic space into functional living areas, as they enhance headroom and natural light. For a successful transformation, proper framing, insulation, and roof integration are essential, especially when working with a general contractor during the custom home or new home building process.

Adding a second story to a bungalow as part of home additions extensions requires detailed structural analysis due to the original single-story design. These custom home projects demand careful engineering, framing, and sequencing by a skilled general contractor to ensure stability and compliance in new home building.