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Home Additions
New square footage tied into the existing structure, framed and finished to match.
An addition lives or dies on how well the new framing ties into the old: matching roof pitch, tying new foundation into existing footings that have already settled, and getting the new exterior finish to read as one house instead of two. That match-up is the hardest part of an addition and the part most likely to go wrong with a crew that has not framed on the region's shifting clay soil before.
Room additions, primary suite bump-outs, and in-law additions are common asks from homeowners on larger rural lots outside Van, Canton, Gilmer, and Mount Pleasant, where there is room to build out rather than up.
What that covers
- Room and primary suite additions
- Foundation tie-ins on existing structures
- Roof and exterior finish matching
- Permitting and structural coordination
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