Additions engineered to match your existing home, not just bolted onto it
Basement Renovation Burlington

Additions engineered to match your existing home, not just bolted onto it

Second-storey additions and rear extensions planned around structure, permits, and how the new space ties into what's already there.

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Licensed & Insured
Active licensing and insurance on every project we run
Written Scopes
Itemized scope of work before any contract is signed
Photo-Documented Builds
Milestone photos through every phase of construction
Tidy Job Sites
Dust containment and daily cleanup as standard practice

What makes an addition succeed structurally

An addition that doesn't tie properly into the existing structure, roofline, or foundation creates problems that show up years later as cracking, drafts, or water intrusion. We engineer additions to integrate, not just attach.

Foundation assessment first

Whether it's a rear extension or a second-storey addition, we assess whether the existing foundation and framing can support the new load before designing anything.

Roofline and envelope integration

A second-storey addition needs a roofline that reads as one cohesive structure, and an envelope that doesn't create new thermal bridges or leak points.

Permit and engineering coordination

Additions typically require engineered drawings and municipal permits. We coordinate that process rather than leaving it to you.

Matching finishes to the original home

Siding, trim, and rooflines on the addition should read as part of the original house, not an obvious add-on.

What makes an addition succeed structurally
The problem

An addition that looks bolted-on and performs worse than the original house

Additions that skip proper structural assessment or envelope integration can create drafts, leaks, or settling cracks that show up well after the crew has left.

Our solution

Additions engineered as part of the house, not an attachment

We assess structure and engineering needs up front, coordinate permits, and integrate the roofline and envelope so the addition performs and looks like it was always part of the home.

How It Works

How we run a home additions project

A clear sequence from first email to final walkthrough.

  1. 1

    1. Email your addition idea

    Rough scope, whether it's a second storey or rear extension, and your goals for the space.

  2. 2

    2. On-site structural assessment

    We evaluate the existing foundation, framing, and roofline before any design work.

  3. 3

    3. Design, engineering, and permits

    We coordinate engineered drawings and permit applications as part of the scope.

  4. 4

    4. Construction with photo updates

    Foundation or structural work, framing, envelope, and finishes, documented at each stage.

  5. 5

    5. Final walkthrough

    A full review of the new space and how it integrates with the existing home.

Why choose us for home additions

The same process discipline applies whether it's a small refresh or a full renovation.

Structural expertise

We assess what the existing home can support before designing anything.

Engineering and permit coordination

We manage the engineered drawings and permit process additions require.

Seamless integration

Rooflines and finishes designed to match the original structure.

Efficient project management

Additions are complex; we keep the schedule and trades moving.

Photo-documented structural work

See the foundation and framing work before it's enclosed.

Climate-engineered envelope

Built for freeze-thaw cycles and Ontario insulation standards.

Home Additions FAQs

Can my existing foundation support a second-storey addition?

That depends on the original construction, which is why a structural assessment is the first step before we design or quote anything.

Do additions require permits in Burlington?

Yes, additions typically require building permits and often engineered drawings. We coordinate this process as part of the project.

How do you make an addition match the existing house?

We plan rooflines, siding, and trim details to integrate with the original structure rather than reading as a separate add-on.

How long does a home addition typically take?

Timeline depends heavily on scope and permit approval times, which we'll outline in your written scope after the initial assessment.

Do you handle both structural and finishing work?

Yes, as general contractors we manage the full scope from foundation and framing through to final finishes.

Get your home additions project moving

Email us for a written scope and quote, no phone calls needed.

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