Home additions will vary in cost depending on the size of the project and geographic location.

A qualified home addition contractor can provide an accurate estimate based on an appraisal of your home’s exterior and existing interior space, photos or plans of the proposed area (if any), details such as desired construction type, amenities, style, or colors for new windows or exterior siding, and other specifics such as porches. The figure may be higher depending on factors such as attached or detached, the size, the materials, flooring, plumbing, electrical, etc.

The key is selecting the right contractor who knows all the nuances of your area and gets the job right.

If you want to get a quote for your home addition, Contact us! We are a trusted home addition contractor in Phoenix, AZ.

The cost of adding on a full bedroom comes in all shapes and sizes, depending on your builder’s plan or designing ideas. Larger projects of this nature will require more professional resources – which usually adds to the overall pricing. Contractors provide you with the necessary pricing when coming up with an estimate before the building commences on the addition.

In most cases, most of the materials required for this project are things you can DIY or that you might already have around the house (i.e., drywall, paint). So any labor costs and back-breaking lifting is where a contractor’s actual value comes into play.

Listed below are some general guidelines about what it would usually cost per bedroom and other related home addition information:

• Remodeling 2nd Bedroom – $20-$30/sq ft ($30K-$40K estimated)
• Adding 2nd Bedroom – $31-$68/sq ft ($54K-$98K estimated)

The costs of a garage addition vary depending on the size and complexity. It provides ample space for your vehicle and other family cars and offers valuable living, storage, and entertainment areas inside. We build garage additions with the same quality as any residential construction project; wood framing over concrete block walls or pre-cast panels on an existing foundation will often suffice depending on budget considerations (ranging from $10k to $70K).

You should also take into account the factors such as material quality, size, number of car spaces, or driveways.

Planning a home addition is a process of research, analysis, and preparation before any construction work takes place. Here are the three things to keep in mind:

1. Assessment – Evaluate the need for expansion as well as constraints. It includes zoning laws and property boundaries, housing stability in the neighborhood, existing property design, including component locations, siding type, color, roof type, and height (especially if there are trees nearby).
2. Sketching the specifics – The project should be outlined on paper or electronically; plans should include items like entrance & departure points for site visits/inspections. It’s also vital to keep sanitary conditions at bay. Know what you want out of this process so far as design aesthetic or space requirements go. 
3. Budget – Set an adequate budget by determining realistic costs and assessing other sources where financing may come from. Research about costs concerning labor rates, material prices, etc. Then get a quote from your trusted constructors.  

Talk to us. We will set up a meeting at your property and walk you through the process of designing and building an addition for you.

Adding a home addition can take anywhere from 3-9 months or even longer. It depends on the type of addition, project size, and the workload to be accomplished in that period. These projects usually require special permits before construction can start, so most homeowners also incur costs in advance for that permit application which delays the project completion timeline.

The quality of a home addition is an important factor in determining if it will increase property value. If a large, modern addition is built onto an old residence that’s not in good shape, it’s more likely to hurt than help the value. Also, if the size and design are not aesthetically pleasing, there may be no benefit to adding on to the house.

An extensive modernization that clashes against its surroundings can damage instead of enhancing your property’s worth, so you must also consider improvements in curb appeal and street appeal.

It also depends on where you live. In some areas, adding space has raised property values, while in other cases, it has lowered them.

It isn’t easy to know what percentage it might be without seeing your exact situation and needs, but you can expect to see at least a minimal return on investment (ROI) for the average case.

It’s necessary to hire home addition contractors who have experience with the kind of project you want to be done, or else the quality of work may not reflect how much you initially spend on your house.

Yes. A-Resilient Contracting LC is an authorized and licensed contractor and has been in the exterior and interior construction business for over 15 years. So we are qualified and come fully prepared to do your building projects. We operate with you at every step of the process – from design consultation to the construction’s end-stage.

A home addition contractor’s qualifications should include expertise in regulations related to additions. That’s why our builders are equipped with the necessary knowledge and experience to build your home additions safely according to municipal guidelines.

Booking your service appointment with us is easy and secure. To get started, call (480) 692-8493 or schedule a free consultation with us here. We will respond as soon as possible.

A Resilient Contracting has been providing services to residential and commercial properties for over 15 years. We make sure that you’re well taken care of.

Typically, we ask for a 50% upfront payment. But, it depends on a lot of factors such as project scope, materials involved, and the project’s total cost. We can also set up a payment schedule in our portal. 

A-Resilient Contracting LC has multiple methods for hassle-free payments. 

We accept all major credit cards, including: 

Visa, Mastercard, American Express

We also accept PayPal and wire transfers. 

To learn more, please contact us at (480) 692-8493.