ROOM ADDITIONS OR CONVERSIONS

Assessing the existing space and determining the feasibility of the room addition or conversion. 

Obtaining necessary permits and approvals from local building authorities before starting construction.

Making structural changes to the existing space, such as adding support beams, removing walls, or extending the foundation.

Pouring concrete footings or foundation walls for new construction or reinforcing existing foundations as needed.

Building new interior or exterior walls to define the boundaries of the new room or conversion.

Extending the existing roof or constructing a new roof structure to cover the added room space.

Installing new windows and doors to provide natural light, ventilation, and access to the new room.

Adding insulation to exterior walls, ceilings, and floors to improve energy efficiency and comfort.

Installing electrical wiring, outlets, switches, and lighting fixtures to meet code requirements and provide adequate illumination.

Extending or rerouting plumbing lines for sinks, toilets, showers, and other fixtures in bathroom or kitchen conversions.

Adding drywall, plaster, or other wall finishing materials to create smooth, finished surfaces.

Installing custom cabinetry, shelving, or built-in storage solutions to maximize space and functionality.

Positioning appliances such as stoves, ovens, refrigerators, and laundry machines for optimal use and accessibility.

Incorporating personalized touches such as decorative accents, unique finishes, or custom features to reflect the homeowner's style and preferences.

Connecting utilities such as water, gas, and electricity to appliances and fixtures to ensure proper functionality.

Incorporating features such as wider doorways, lower countertops, or grab bars for aging-in-place or ADA compliance.

Conducting a final inspection to ensure compliance with building codes and regulations before obtaining final approval from local authorities.