Room Additions
More Room, Right Where You Live
Outgrowing your home? An addition gives you the space you need in the home and neighborhood you love, designed to look like it was always there and priced before construction begins.
Designed to Look Like It Was Always There
You have seen the addition everyone can spot from the street: a little too tall, a roof at the wrong angle, siding that almost matches. That is not bad luck. It is what happens when five design decisions never get made:
- Proportion and massing
- Roofline
- Materials and trim profiles
- Window proportions and grilles
- Floor levels and flow
All five are settled on the drawings, with 3D views of the addition on your own house, before a shovel goes in. Our addition work has earned a Chrysalis Award for Best Addition Over $100K.
What Are You Adding?
You’re not limited to just one, we often do multiple additions in a single project.
Master SuiteA bedroom, a bath and a closet planned together, with a sitting area or a fireplace if you like.Read more →
Second StoryWhen the lot has nowhere to grow but up, a second story can double your living space.Read more →
Family Room or Great RoomThe gathering space the original house never had, opened to the kitchen and the yard.See the project →
In-Law SuiteA bedroom, bath and sitting room of their own, on one level, with a door to the rest of the house and one to the outside.Read more →
Sunroom or Three-Season RoomLight on three sides, usable from early spring to late fall, or all year with the right glass and heat.Read more →
Screened PorchShelter and sunlight, the sounds of the yard without the wind or the mosquitoes.Read more →
Before and After
Three stories of the problem, the plan and the finished space.
Wilton, CTHistoric Home AdditionTwo architecturally correct additions with a curved-roof porch give a 1780s home a new kitchen, family room and master suite.See the before and after →
Wilton, CTAdirondack AdditionA little-used screened porch became a coffered family room with a stone fireplace, beside a new cherry kitchen.See the before and after →
Wilton, CTSpacious Island & Grand PorchA dark, cramped kitchen opened up for several cooks, with a grand screened porch addition for entertaining.See the before and after →
Why Add on Instead of Move?
Stay Where You Love Living
Keep the neighborhood, the school and the memories, and get the space your family needs without starting over somewhere else.
Less Costly Than Moving
Realtor fees, closing costs, moving and redecorating add up fast. An addition puts that money into your own home instead.
Value You Keep
Homeowners typically recoup 60 to 80 percent of a remodel at resale, and an extra bedroom or bath can move a house into a new bracket.
Top six reasons to add on to your home rather than move →
Create the Space You Need
Tell us what your home is missing and we’ll show you what an addition could look like, with a budget to match.
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