Home Additions in Aurora & Denver

A successful addition starts long before the first shovel. We work through design, structural engineering, setbacks, and zoning so the new space is legal and feasible on your lot. Denver-metro jurisdictions have specific rules about lot coverage, setbacks, and height, and getting them right up front prevents expensive surprises later.

From there it is true ground-up construction tied into an existing home: foundation and footings sized for Colorado's expansive soils, framing that integrates with the existing structure, a roofline that matches the original, and the mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems extended to serve the new space. Matching siding, windows, and trim so the addition disappears into the house is a craft we take seriously.

Common additions we build include primary-suite additions, family-room and great-room expansions, bump-outs that enlarge a kitchen or bath, mudrooms and entryways, and second-story additions when there's no room to grow out. Each one is engineered for the snow loads and soil conditions specific to the Front Range.

Because an addition touches the existing home — opening walls, tying in the roof, extending HVAC — we protect the occupied portion of the house, control dust, and sequence the work to keep you living there throughout when possible. Communication is constant; you always know what's happening next.

Additions are among the larger projects we take on, and they reward careful planning. You get one contractor responsible for design coordination, permitting, structure, and finishes, a clear written estimate, and a realistic schedule — so the finished space adds lasting value and feels like it was always part of your home.