more house, joined seamlessly.

built to look like it was always there.

• 01
  New rooms, dormers, and second storeys

  Primary suites, in-law suites and dormers. Second storeys where the foundation and framing will carry the load - the first thing we check.

• 02
  Garages, porches, and decks

  Attached or detached, with roofline, siding and trim matched to the house so the new part doesn't announce itself.

• 03
  Residential and commercial construction

  New building as well as additions, for homeowners and for commercial spaces in the same towns.

what it looks like finished.

what people ask before they call.

Will my lot allow an addition?

That's the first thing to find out. Setbacks and floor-area ratio differ town by town, and they decide how much you can add and where. We check the zoning before anyone draws anything.

How long does an addition take?

Four to eight months from first drawing to final inspection. Design and town approvals often take as long as the building does.

Do you handle permits and inspections?

Yes, with your town's building department. We bring in a structural engineer when the span or the load calls for one.

Will it look like it was always there?

That's the whole job. Roofline, siding profile, trim and window proportions are matched to the house, not to a catalogue.

Do you build commercially as well?

Yes, residential and commercial, in the same ten towns.