More Space, Done Right
Whether you are adding a room, expanding your primary suite, or building a separate living space on your property, we manage the full project from design coordination through certificate of occupancy.
An addition is one of the most complex projects a homeowner can undertake. It involves structural work, permits, utility connections, and coordination across more trades than almost any interior remodel. It also has the potential to meaningfully change how your family lives in your home.
We approach additions the same way we approach every project: thorough planning upfront, a detailed scope before anyone picks up a tool, and consistent communication from start to finish. The complexity is on us to manage. Not on you to track.
Primary Suite Additions
For families who love their home but have outgrown the primary suite, an addition is often a better answer than moving. A well-designed primary suite addition adds a bedroom, a bathroom, and often closet and sitting space in a configuration that the existing home simply could not offer.
We handle the structural design coordination, permitting, and full build: framing, roofline integration, plumbing and electrical, tile work, cabinetry, and finish carpentry. The goal is an addition that feels like it was always part of the house.
What we handle
- Primary bedroom expansions and additions
- En suite bathroom builds with custom tile, walk-in shower, and soaking tub
- Walk-in closet additions with custom built-ins
- Sitting rooms and flex space
- Roofline and exterior integration to match existing architecture
Primary suite addition photos coming soon
Room Additions
More living space, more dining space, a dedicated home office, a sunroom, a bonus room above the garage. Whatever the need, a room addition built right becomes one of the most used spaces in the house.
We work with your architect or help you find one, coordinate structural engineering where required, manage all permitting, and run the build from foundation to finish.
What we handle
- Living room and great room expansions
- Dedicated home office additions
- Sunrooms and screened porches converted to conditioned space
- Bonus rooms and flex spaces
- Garage conversions to living space
- Second-story additions
Room addition photos coming soon
Accessory Dwelling Units
An ADU is a self-contained living space on your property, separate from the main home. It could be a detached guest house, a garage apartment, a pool house with a full bath and kitchenette, or a purpose-built rental unit. In Georgetown and Williamson County, ADU regulations have become increasingly permissive as the city accommodates growth.
ADUs serve a lot of different purposes: multi-generational living, long-term rental income, short-term rental, or simply a private space for guests. We have worked through the permitting requirements and know what it takes to get an ADU from concept to certificate of occupancy in this market.
What we handle
- Detached guest houses and casitas
- Garage apartments and above-garage builds
- Pool houses with living amenities
- Attached ADUs with separate entrances
- Full utility connections: electrical, plumbing, HVAC
- Permit management through Georgetown and Williamson County
ADU photos coming soon
Garage Conversions
A garage conversion is one of the most cost-effective ways to add conditioned living space to a home. Depending on the configuration, an attached two-car garage can become a guest suite, a home gym, a studio, or a combination of uses.
We handle insulation, HVAC extension, framing, drywall, flooring, electrical, and finish work. Where the exterior requires modification, we match the existing architecture so the conversion reads as part of the original home.
What we handle
- Single and two-car garage conversions
- Guest suite and in-law suite builds
- Home office and studio conversions
- Gym and flex space builds
- HVAC extension and insulation
- Exterior modifications and curb appeal restoration
Garage conversion photos coming soon
Permits Are Not Optional
Every addition we build is permitted. Full stop. Unpermitted additions create problems at resale, create liability for the homeowner, and often result in work that has to be torn out and redone when it comes to light.
We handle all permit applications, inspections, and final approvals as part of our standard process. You will receive a copy of the final permit and certificate of occupancy when the project closes.
What to Expect
Additions follow our full eight-step process. The design and scoping phase is especially important for additions: structural engineering, permit drawings, and utility planning all need to be in order before construction begins. We build that groundwork carefully so the build itself can move efficiently.
If you are already working with an architect, we want to be in that conversation early. The sooner we understand the design intent, the better we can advise on constructability and cost.
Thinking About Adding On?
Start with a conversation. We will talk through what you are envisioning, what the permitting landscape looks like for your property, and what a realistic path to getting it built looks like.
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