More house. Same address.
When the family outgrows the floor plan, moving isn't the only answer. Additions, garage conversions, and covered outdoor rooms add the space where you already live — designed to match the existing house, not bolted onto it.
Service 03 — Additions & Conversions
Framed square, tied in right.
An addition lives or dies at the tie-in: where new foundation meets old, where new roof meets existing framing. That's Class B general building work at its core — structure, envelope, and sequencing — and it's exactly the work we plan hardest.
From permit-ready planning through insulation and finish, the goal is simple: five years on, nobody should be able to tell where the house used to end.
- Room additions & bump-outs
- Garage conversions to living space
- Patio covers & outdoor structures
- Framing, structural & exterior tie-ins
- Permit-ready planning from day one
How we run it
Same river, every project.
Feasibility first
We check setbacks, structure, and budget before you fall in love with a plan.
Permits & plans
Documentation done properly, so inspections are checkpoints — not surprises.
Tie-in & finish
New structure married to old, inside and out, until the seam disappears.
Also on the bench
The rest of the sheet set.
One license runs the whole catalog — mix scopes freely on a single project and a single contract.