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Home Additions
What Kind of Home Additions Do You Create?
When you love your home but feel restricted by your floor plan, home additions contractors like Casali Construction & Remodeling can seamlessly blend new additions with your existing architecture.
We design and build:
ADUs & DADUs
Interior Room Additions
Home Office Suites
Attic Conversions
Sunrooms
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Frequently Asked Questions
How Much Do Home Additions Cost?
How Long Do Home Additions Take?
Similar to pricing, it’s not possible to give a precise timeframe for how long your home additions project will take. It will depend on the project size and how long it takes to acquire permits and materials. Our goal is always to finish as quickly and efficiently as possible.
Clear communication is central to any well-run project. We keep you in the loop about any aspects of the project that affect the cost or timeframe.
Are Home Additions a Good Investment?
Absolutely! Aside from adding comfort and flexibility to your floor plan, home additions can also increase your property value. Some estimates suggest additions can increase your home’s value by about 30% to 50%.
What Should I Consider Before Adding a Home Addition?
Before adding a home addition, consider how you want to use the new space, how it will connect to your existing home, your budget, timeline, and long-term goals. A successful home addition should feel like it belongs with the original house while improving function and comfort. At Casali Construction & Remodeling we’ll help handle the permitting and design of your new addition. Contact us to learn more.
What Types of Home Additions are Most Common?
Common home additions include bedrooms, bathrooms, primary suites, family rooms, sunrooms, mudrooms, second-story additions, garage additions, kitchen expansions, and accessory living spaces for guests or family members.
Is it Better to Build an Addition or Move to a Larger Home?
Adding onto your home may be a good choice if you love your location, want to stay in your neighborhood, or need a space customized to your family.
Moving may make more sense if the property cannot support an addition or if the cost of remodeling exceeds the value of staying.
Can a Home Addition Match the Existing House?
Yes. A well-designed addition should match your existing home by coordinating rooflines, siding, windows, trim, flooring, finishes, and architectural details. The goal is to make the new space feel intentional rather than added on.
Can I Live in My Home During a Home Addition?
In many cases, yes, but it depends on the scope of work and which areas are affected. Home additions can involve noise, dust, temporary walls, utility interruptions, and limited access to certain rooms. We do our very best to minimize these disruptions. You can always count on Casali to provide clear communication and timeline updates to help you plan around your project.
Can I Add a Second Story to My Home?
A second-story addition may be possible if the existing foundation and structure can support it. Our team will assess your current home and work with the city and county in the permitting process. We seamlessly handle your entire project including the design, engineering, and planning because it affects the roof, framing, stairs, utilities, and overall structure of your home. Our goal is to deliver a 5-star experience throughout the project and a home that you absolutely love at the end of the project!
Can a Home Addition be Used for Multigenerational Living?
Yes. Home additions can be designed for aging parents, adult children, guests, or extended family.
Features like a bedroom, bathroom, sitting area, kitchenette, private entry, and accessible design can make the space more comfortable and independent.
How Do I Start Planning a Home Addition?
Start by identifying what your current home is missing, how your family needs more space, and what your priorities are.
Then gather inspiration, think about your budget, and call Casali Construction & Remodeling. We’ll evaluate your home, property, layout options, and permitting & design requirements for you.