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Home Additions in Walnut Grove

Without selling, add a bedroom, a suite or a few feet of kitchen, built from foundation to finish with each stage dated and reported on as it wraps up.

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An Addition Is Several Jobs in a Row

Foundation, framing, closing in, connecting to the house and finishing the inside each come in sequence, with inspections after several of them. That's why an addition gets a written schedule broken into those stages.

The wall into your existing house usually opens late, which keeps dust and noise out of your living space for most of the job.

Additions We Build

  • Room Additions

    A bedroom, family room or office on a new foundation, framed, closed in and tied into the existing house so it feels original.

  • Primary Suites

    A bedroom with its own bath and closet, which brings drain, supply and wiring work into the addition's scope and onto its schedule.

  • Bump-Outs

    A few extra feet pushed out from a tight kitchen, bath or living room, when a full addition is more than the room needs.

From Lot to Living Space

  1. Start With Setbacks

    Setbacks, lot coverage and zoning put limits on where an addition may sit and its footprint, so we sort those out before anything is priced.

  2. Scope and Staged Schedule

    You receive the itemized scope and a schedule broken into foundation, framing, close-in, tie-in and finish, with inspection points marked along the way.

  3. Build and Report

    Each update tells you which stage is done, which is up next and whether the finish date is holding, right through the final walkthrough of the new space.

Addition Questions We Hear

Should we add on or move?

Start with what's wrong. If it's only space, and you'd miss the neighborhood, price the addition first and compare it honestly with the cost and upheaval of a sale and a move.

How long does an addition take?

Usually a few months from foundation to finish, depending on size, inspections and how quickly materials arrive. Your schedule gives each stage its own dates.

Short on Room?

Tell us what's missing, whether that's a bedroom, a bigger kitchen or space for a parent, and when you'd want it. We'll talk through where an addition might sit and how its stages would run.

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