Need more space but don't want to move? We design and build additions that blend seamlessly with your existing home — from mother-in-law suites to garage expansions.
Moving is expensive, disruptive, and uncertain. If you love your neighborhood, your neighbors, and your location, a home addition lets you stay while gaining the space you need. Common reasons Utah families add on: aging parents moving in, growing family needing more bedrooms, desire for a dedicated home office, or rental income potential.
Every addition starts with careful planning. We evaluate your property's setbacks, easements, and zoning restrictions. We discuss how the addition will integrate with your existing home structurally and aesthetically. We create plans that meet code, pass inspections, and look great.
Home additions require architectural plans and building permits. Depending on your city or county, the process can take 2–6 weeks. We handle all plan submissions, engineering (if required), and inspection scheduling. You don't have to deal with the paperwork.
We discuss your needs, evaluate your property, and create preliminary plans. We'll explore layout options and establish a budget.
We finalize architectural drawings, submit for permits, and handle all approvals. Most additions require full permitting through your city or county.
We pour the foundation, frame the addition, and integrate it with your existing structure. Roof tie-ins and exterior matching happen here.
We complete interior finishing, pass final inspections, and walk you through your new space.
"Brady and his crew added a mother-in-law suite to our home. The attention to detail was outstanding. It looks like it was always part of the house."Linda K. Sandy, UT • Additions
Home additions typically cost $150–$300+ per square foot depending on complexity and finishes. A 400 sq ft mother-in-law suite addition ranges from $60,000 to $120,000. Factors that affect cost: foundation type, roof complexity, plumbing/electrical needs, and finish level.
Yes. All home additions in Utah require building permits, and many require zoning approval. We handle all permit applications, plan submissions, and inspections.
Most home additions take 3–6 months from permit submission to final inspection. Timeline depends on size, complexity, and permit approval time. We provide a realistic schedule and keep you updated.
Yes. We work hard to match siding, brick, stucco, roofing, and trim so the addition looks like it's always been there. Seamless integration is a priority.
A mother-in-law suite (also called an ADU or accessory dwelling unit) is a self-contained living space with a bedroom, bathroom, and often a kitchenette. Many Utah families build these for aging parents, adult children, or rental income.
