Rear & Side Additions

What this involves.

Rear and side additions are the most common way to add meaningful space, since the open ground beside or behind the house gives room to expand the footprint. The work centers on tying the new structure into the existing walls, roof, and foundation so the home reads as one building. We handle the foundation and framing, open and reframe the connecting wall as needed, and tie in the roof and exterior so siding and rooflines match. Inside, we extend electrical, plumbing, and HVAC, then finish with drywall, flooring, trim, and paint. We plan the connection carefully so the new space flows naturally from the rooms you already have.

• Assessing the lot to place the addition off the rear or side
• Foundation and framing for the new footprint
• Opening and reframing the connecting wall for clean flow
• Roof tie-in, siding, and exterior work matched to the existing home
• Extending electrical, plumbing, and HVAC into the new space
• Drywall, flooring, trim, and paint throughout the addition
• A walkthrough to confirm the connection and finishes are right