Looking to add an approximately 300 square foot addition to the back of my house.

Craig M

I would like to expand a 1/2 bath requiring extending the bathroom in order to add a bathtub. We have about 5-6 feet available to expand through one wall of the existing half bath to reach another wall. The expansion can utilize 2 existing walls, but will need a frame in of about 5 feet of new wall. House is slab on grade and new tub drain would approx 25 feet from the exterior edge of slab. All other fixtures will remain, new tile in expanded area (approx 5-6 feet X 5')

Michael B

ok the addition/remodel would include taking an existing 400 square foot garage expanding it out the back to 800 square foot and making it a master bedroom suite and laundry room. walk in closets, bathroom with double vanity, garden tub, and seperate shower.

Chris R

Desire to add on master bedroom @ bathroom to single story home (approx 1400 sq feet) AND a second story/garage apartment or complete 2nd story (depending on time/cost of project)

Susan E

We are thinking about adding on to our house. We live in Waterford sub-division and have the ability to add on with permission from the committee. We have a single level home right and want to add a second story over the back half of the house and maybe extend the back wall of the house. The reason we want to go up is the limited size of our back yard. In this space I would need a Great Room, and Master bedroom w/ a full bath. On the main level we may chose to redo the kitchen area as well...?

Scott C

We are looking to do a 35x12 (approx) addition off the back of our house that is on a hill.

Joy G

I currently have a 4 bedroom 2400 sq ft 2 bath house. I was considering reconfiguring the laundry room and guest bath to make a 1/2 bath, full bath and modified laundry room with sink

Sharon S

We are in the process of buying a house and are trying to price converting the garage into a finished room

Jessica L

Looking to add on two bedrooms and a large living room with a possiable second bathroom. Our home is 800 Sq Ft right now and we have a growing family.

Carrie W

I need to put an addition on my home for a disabled bath with wheelchair accessible shower. My home is slab-on-grade with concrete block walls and a gabled roof. Lot is flat. I will be cutting out an existing 3 ft wide window (and the block beneath) to form a doorway to the addition. The addition will be a 9 ft x 9 ft. room, with roll-in shower for a wheelchair, an ADA toilet, and sink. The 4" sewer line runs parallel beside the future add (3 ft away), and the electric panel will be 4 ft away on the existing structure. Eight foot walls will be painted block, roof will be slightly pitched "shed" style with built-up roof coming off the eaves of the existing. Drywall on interior with tile on floor.

Cal D