A home addition involves adding new space to your home, either by building outward (such as a new room or garage) or upward (such as an attic or second-floor addition). Common types include full-scale additions, bump-outs, sunrooms, and garage or attic conversions.

The best type of addition depends on your goals, budget, and existing home structure. For example:

• Full additions are ideal for multi-room expansions.
• Bump-outs work well for single-room enhancements.
• Sunrooms add light-filled living space for seasonal use.
• Garage conversions and attic build-outs repurpose existing space efficiently.

Yes, most home additions require permits to ensure compliance with local building codes. We handle the permitting process for you to simplify the project.

Timelines vary depending on the size and complexity of the project. A small bump-out might take a few weeks, while a full-scale addition could take several months. We’ll provide a detailed schedule during the planning phase.

Absolutely. We design additions to blend seamlessly with your home’s architecture, using materials and finishes that complement your existing style.

Costs vary widely based on size, materials, and complexity. For example:

• Bump-outs: $10,000–$30,000
• Full additions: $50,000–$200,000 or more
• Garage conversions: $20,000–$50,000
• Sunrooms: $15,000–$70,000

We provide a detailed estimate tailored to your project during the consultation.

Yes, we can connect you with financing partners to help make your project more affordable.

To keep costs down, consider repurposing existing spaces like garages or attics, using cost-effective materials, or focusing on smaller-scale additions such as bump-outs.

Some disruption is inevitable, but we work to minimize it by maintaining a clean job site, keeping a clear schedule, and communicating regularly about progress.

If unforeseen challenges like structural issues or outdated wiring are discovered, we’ll discuss solutions with you immediately to stay on track and within budget.

A bump-out adds space to a single room (e.g., expanding a kitchen or bathroom) and is typically smaller and less expensive.

A full addition is a multi-room structure that blends into the main house, offering significant new living space.

Sunrooms are designed primarily for seasonal use. However, adding heating or cooling systems, like a mini-split, can make them more comfortable year-round, especially in climates like Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Garage conversions can provide valuable living space but may reduce resale value if the home no longer has a garage. Consider your long-term needs and resale goals before deciding.

Attic conversions typically include adding flooring, insulation, drywall, and lighting, as well as ensuring proper ventilation and structural support. This is a great way to maximize existing space.

A well-executed addition can significantly increase your home’s value, particularly if it adds functional space like bedrooms or bathrooms.

Yes, adding square footage can lead to higher utility bills. However, we use energy-efficient materials and systems to minimize the impact.