Home Remodeling

Our room additions are built the way you envision your dream.

With our expert knowledge of construction and some ideas from you we can develop a plan you will love.

All of our room additions are built with blueprints of new build and the connecting area.

From these prints we can pull walk-through and 3D visual that will show you exactly what your getting before we build.

We take all the problems out and replace it with fun and excitement for your new build.

Estimates are free and we use the rendering to develop the plans.

The rendering and blueprints come with your "contract" free.

Basement area(1996) converted into mother-in-law-suite. This back wall had a 4ft. poured concrete wall with stud framing on top. We cut the openings for door and window through the 8"thick concrete. This took a special concrete saw to cut through the concrete. Not a DIY project for a homeowner to perform on there own.
When this job was constructed in the 90's we didn't have all the products available at low prices to wrap the walls. We installed 30# felt over the walls instead of insulation board before installing the siding. Windows were caulked at plywood and final around J-channel for the windows and doors.
Another happy customer and client for life.

(2020)This build includes Handyman construction and the homeowner.
The home owner will be doing things like adding sheetrock to the walls, painting trim and other simple projects.
We started this build on the end of the mobile home.
This is the back bedroom and we are going to remove all trailer material and replace with regular home material.
The ceilings are about 7' 4" and the home owner wants at least 8' throughout the bedroom.
Lets get started.

We have removed all the insulation and sheetrock and cleaned up the ceiling area.
Notice that we have trusses instead of beams.
The trusses are made from 2x2. Yes I said 2x2".
If you look at the structure you can see that there is a lot of wasted room.
(This job involves working with the homeowners budget so it may take a while.)

We are adding 2x4's built into trusses. Now the roof is metal sheets with a plywood decking.
We do not want to disturb the metal roofing or damage it in any way.
So we were very careful in how we installed the new trusses.

Now that the trusses are installed.
We added about 1'6" to the original height and strengthen the roof ceiling.
The trusses may look weird to some of you.
This is what you get when your building on site and with limited resources for this type of project.
We installed all trusses with no damage to metal roof.

1st photo is the closet for bedroom.
2nd photo is closet and bathroom to left.
3rd photo is overall view of room.
4th photo shows from the living room.

This is our finished project. The bathroom walls around tub were a kit from a mobile home company that sells this type of product. Up close it looks extremely awesome.
On to the next project!

(2021)This is the living room with a slanted ceiling. We ripped out all the insulation and the sheetrock. New insulation will be installed along with new sheet rock.
But before that I wanted to install the windows. We removed all the material and windows and replaced with new material for a home not a mobile home.
All of our windows are double hung insulated vinyl windows. That's all for now!