Dormers, rear additions, second-story adds — engineered and permitted in-house.
An addition has to look like it always belonged. That means matching the roofline, picking up the exterior trim language, and stepping down the mass so the new square footage reads as an evolution of the house, not a tumor bolted to it.
Three real cost tiers for a additions project of typical size at mid-range finish level. Use the investment range tool to refine for your specific size and selections — every project is different, and so is every quote we issue.
Paint, fixtures, hardware, light cabinetry updates. The fastest path to an updated addition without a structural project.
New cabinetry, counters, tile, and fixtures within the current footprint. Light electrical and plumbing updates as required by code. The most common scope we run for additions.
Down to studs. Walls relocated, plumbing rerouted, structural changes engineered and permitted. The deepest renovation — and the highest ceiling on what the room can become.
Ranges shown are planning numbers — not quotes. The actual number for your home depends on what we find behind the walls, your specific selections, and the geometry of the existing space. The conversation starts with a 30-minute walk-through.
We’ve built additions across the South Hills and greater Pittsburgh. Click any area for the full local guide — housing stock, permitting, common challenges, and recent projects.
