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Additions

Converting space you already have

Carports, garages and porches turned into rooms, tied into the existing structure rather than bolted onto it.

A carport, a garage or a covered porch is often the cheapest room you will ever add, because the roof and the slab are already there. The work goes into the parts nobody sees: whether the slab takes the new use, where the heating and power come from, and how the roofline meets what is already up.

  • Carports, garages and porches turned into finished rooms
  • Foundations, slab and roof checked against what the new use asks of them
  • Heating, power and lighting run off the existing system
  • Rooflines, siding and windows matched so it does not read as an add-on
Converting space you already have — Greenville Kitchen & Bath

Adding to the plan mid-build

A sunroom decided on halfway through. Scope changes are priced in writing before they happen.

People change their minds once they can see the shape of a thing, and a room added to a live build is a normal thing to ask for. It gets costed and written down before any work starts on it, and the sequencing gets reworked so the original job is not left sitting half-finished while the new part catches up.

  • Scope changes priced in writing before any work starts on them
  • Sunrooms, extra rooms and enclosed porches added into a live build
  • Sequencing reworked so the original job is not left half-finished
  • The estimate updated rather than settled up at the end
Adding to the plan mid-build — Greenville Kitchen & Bath

The rest of what we do

Most customers come back for the next room. These are the ones they come back for.