Room Addition & Framing
480 sq ft family room addition with matching roofline and extended HVAC.
More house, without moving
Adding square footage means engineering, permits, and a foundation that ties into what's already there. We manage the whole path — plans, plan check, inspections, and finish work that matches the existing house.
Feasibility, setbacks, and a realistic budget range before you spend on plans.
Architectural plans and structural calcs prepared for submittal.
Submittal, corrections, and issued permit.
Footings, slab, framing, roof tie-in, and dry-in.
MEP rough-in, insulation, drywall, flooring, paint, trim.
Sign-off, punch list, and walkthrough.
480 sq ft family room addition with matching roofline and extended HVAC.
Two-car garage converted to a permitted one-bedroom ADU with kitchenette.
Bedroom, walk-in closet, and full bath added off the rear of the home.
Setbacks, sewer capacity, and lot coverage get checked before you pay for plans.
We handle submittal, corrections, and every inspection.
Stucco texture, roof profile, and trim matched so the addition doesn't look bolted on.
We wall off and dust-control the tie-in until the new space is dried in.
A building permit at minimum, usually with electrical, plumbing, and mechanical sub-permits. Additions also require stamped structural plans in Stanislaus County jurisdictions.
Typically 4–8 months start to finish. Plan check is the least predictable piece.
Yes — detached ADUs, attached additions, and garage conversions.
Added square footage is reassessed on the new value only, not the whole property. Confirm specifics with the county assessor.
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