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More space. The same place you call home.
When your home needs more room, an addition can help you stay in the neighborhood you love. City Renovations works with you to explore how added space or a roof raise could support the next chapter of your life.
Begin with what the new space needs to do
An extra living area, a larger kitchen or space for a changing household starts with a clear purpose. Consider how the proposed addition will connect to existing rooms, outdoor areas and everyday movement through the house.
Connect the new with the existing
An addition should be considered as part of the whole home. Discuss the exterior character, floor levels, materials and transitions, alongside the structural and building-system implications of the proposed work.
Explore additions and roof raises
Different approaches suit different properties. A ground-level addition or roof raise involves its own design and feasibility questions. Property constraints, zoning and permitting requirements need to be reviewed before a direction is finalized.
Before we talk
A few details can help us start a useful conversation:
- The purpose of the additional space
- Your existing layout and property information
- Whether you are considering an addition or roof raise
- Budget priorities and timing goals
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Planning starts with understanding the possibilities. Talk with CITY about your home and your goals.
Ask us about your projectWhere should I start when considering an addition?
Start with the purpose of the new space and how your current home falls short. Property information and existing plans can help the initial discussion.
Can an addition blend with the existing home?
The relationship between old and new is an important design question. Materials, proportions, floor levels and room connections should be considered together.
Can we discuss a roof raise?
Yes. A roof raise has its own structural, design and feasibility questions. It should be evaluated in the context of the property and your goals.
What property restrictions might affect an addition?
Zoning, setbacks, historic-district requirements and other restrictions may influence a proposal. These should be reviewed for the specific property before plans are finalized.
Can an addition be part of a larger renovation?
Yes. Discuss adjoining rooms, building systems and other planned improvements early so the overall scope can be coordinated.
Will I be involved in the design?
CITY’s Design/Build process encourages homeowner participation. Your needs and preferences guide the design discussion and the review of conceptual plans.
What information helps with feasibility?
Existing drawings, property information, photographs and a clear description of the desired space are useful starting points. Further investigation may be needed as planning progresses.
Do you serve Washington, D.C. and Maryland?
CITY serves homeowners in Washington, D.C., Virginia and Maryland. Share your project location with us so we can discuss your request.
Is the initial consultation free?
Yes. The initial consultation is complimentary and is an opportunity to discuss your goals and whether we are a good fit to work together.
When will I receive final project pricing?
For a Design/Build renovation, an initial budget range is refined as the scope and selections are approved. For inspections or smaller tasks, discuss the service scope and pricing directly with CITY.
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