Sometimes you don't need a new house — you need more of the one you have. We design and build additions that match your existing home inside and out, so the new space feels like it was always there.
The hardest part of an addition isn't the building — it's tying it into the existing home so seamlessly that nobody can tell what's old and what's new. Matching siding, rooflines, foundation heights, and interior finishes takes experience.
We've been adding on to West Tennessee homes for over 20 years. We know how to match a 1970s brick ranch, a turn-of-the-century farmhouse, or a 2010 build — and how to make the inside flow naturally between old and new.
Bedroom, walk-in closet, and en-suite bath — typically 400-800 sq ft of new space.
Insulated, climate-controlled rooms with big windows for year-round use.
Small kitchen extensions, dining bump-outs, and bonus rooms over garages.
Adding a full upper level — complex but transformative when the lot is tight.
Attached or detached garages with optional bonus rooms or shops above.
Self-contained additions with a private entrance, bath, and kitchenette.
We walk your lot, check setbacks, and tell you what's possible before you spend money on plans.
We help with plans, engineering if needed, and pull all required permits.
New foundation poured, then we open the existing wall and structurally tie the addition in.
Siding, roofing, trim, and windows matched to the existing home so it reads as one structure.
Flooring, paint, and trim flow continuously between old and new. Walk-through and warranty.
Old brick, hard-to-find siding profiles, oddball trim — we track it down and make it match.
Most clients live in the home throughout. We seal off the work area and protect your day-to-day.
We'll tell you when an addition isn't the right answer — sometimes a remodel makes more sense.
Proper headers, footings, and load paths. Your addition is as solid as the original house.
Free estimates — no obligation. We return every call.