Second-Story Addition

A second story addition is when a full or partial new floor is built on top of an existing single-story home. This type of renovation increases living space without expanding the homes footprint.

Benefits include:

• More living space without losing yard area

• Increased property value

• Improved views and natural light

• Cost-effective compared to moving to a larger home

• Opportunity to redesign and modernize the overall home layout

New Garage

Building a new garage adds a dedicated space for vehicle storage, tools, or even extra living or workspace. It can be attached to the home or built as a separate structure.

Benefits include:

• Protection for vehicles from weather and theft

• Additional storage or workspace

• Increased property value

• Improved curb appeal

• Potential for future conversion into guest suites, office, etc. 

Expanded First Floor

Expanding the first floor of your home involves extending the ground level to create more living space, such as a larger kitchen, family room, or additional bedroom

Benefits Include:

• More functional space without altering the roofline

• Better flow and layout customization

• Enhanced home value

• Ideal for aging in place with all main areas on one level

• Can be less disruptive than adding a second story

Room Bump-Out

A room bump-out is a small-scale home addition that extends a rom slightly beyond the existing foundation, often without requiring major structural changes.

Benefits Include:

• Cost-effective way to gain extra space

• Quick construction compared to full additions

• Ideal for expanding kitchens, bathrooms, or small rooms

• Minimal disruption to the rest of the home