Second Story Addition
Whether it's renovating a bare attic into an entirely new upper-level area, or starting from scratch and working up, second-story additions can immediately increase the value of your home without rocking the boat too much. Because these additions are often removed from the loud bustle of the home’s social center, such additions can provide a perfect space for an aging parent’s apartment, baby’s nursery, kid's playroom, extra bedroom or home office. Chat with a contractor about your specific needs and how you can create an entirely new home with a second-story addition.
Designing a new addition can be as monumental as building a new home altogether. Yet a second-story addition is often the easiest way to go. Whereas a horizontal addition, commonly called “building out,” gets bogged down by zoning regulations and property issues, building up with a second-story addition takes up free space that wouldn’t otherwise be used. You do still need to be aware of safety and neighborhood regulations, but a second-story addition should integrate into your already-existing home with ease. Check out the articles below for ideas, and then call a contractor when you’re ready to brainstorm.
Second Story Addition Costs
The costs associated with second-story additions are directly impacted by where you go with it. Learn more and get price comparisons from certified contractors.… Read more »
Second-Story Balcony Additions
Add more space to your home without the costs and time a full deck or patio entails. Get free estimates from certified contractors... read on→
Second Story Bathroom Addition
Add value and space to your home with a second-story bathroom addition. Get free estimates from certified bathroom contractors.
Second Story Deck
Adding a deck to the second story is a great addition for exceptional views and outdoor space without losing the yard. Get... read on→
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