Additions

Choosing an architect is first step when deciding to build these structures. There responsible for checking zoning and set backs which will determine how deep, wide or high you are allowed to build. Ultimately, they will provide architectural drawings for the project.

The cost for these projects will vary greatly depending on the size of the structure, items installed and finishings. Along with our discussions and the blueprint this will allow us to provide an itemized estimate for cost of labor, building materials, finish materials and rentals. In some cases, can provide a ballpark estimate base off initial discussions.

Moving out during the construction of an addition really depends on the kind of addition that is being built. If your addition entails major layout changes, roof removal, utility disconnections, full 2nd floor additions or similar, then moving out will be likely. The project agenda and related details are discussed with the client to allow adequate preparation.

The length of time to complete an addition can take 5 - 10 months depending on complexities of the addition. Heavy construction happens in the beginning which becomes lighter as we approach the finish. After final inspections, a certificate of occupancy is issued to certify house is livable.