
The addition itself is the easy half. The hard half is where it meets the existing house: the roofline, the footing depth, the floor height and the wall that turns out not to be square.
We open it up, find out what is actually there, and tell you what it means before the money is spent rather than after. Old buildings hide things and pretending otherwise is how a remodel doubles.
You keep living in it while we work, so the sequence is planned around that: dust walls, a working kitchen for as long as we can manage, and the noisy work done in blocks rather than spread over four months.
Where we do this work
Additions & Remodels across the whole valley. If you are in one of these, Heath will come and look at it.