Family Growing? Consider a Home Extension for Extra Space

Are you and your family outgrowing your home? If so, avoid the costs of moving and the stress of adapting to a new neighborhood. Consider a home extension instead.

Home Extension Benefits

There are many reasons to consider expanding your current home before you pack up and move.

Extra Space

An expansion adds square footage to a home. Consider adding an extra bedroom, a playroom, or a home office to create more space.

Greater Home Value

Extra living space can significantly improve property value. You can bump up your home’s selling price and earn back the money you put into the expansion.

Personalized Design

It’s nearly impossible to find the perfect house on the market. Home extensions let you personalize a space that fits your needs and preferences.

No Moving Hassles

Moving is expensive and it’s stressful to relocate your family to a new area. It’s easier to stay where you are and build an addition.

Big Family Room
spacious bedroom

Home Expansion Pitfalls

Mistakes can be made when embarking on an expansion. Here are some common pitfalls to avoid.

  • Starting at the wrong time. Make sure the weather agrees with your expansion plans. There is nothing worse than breaking ground when it’s cold, snowy or rainy outside.
  • An unsafe workzone. Accidents do happen. Make sure precautions are taken to keep children out of hazardous construction areas.
  • The wrong insurance. You might need to carry additional or specialized insurance during renovation work. Be sure to educate yourself on what coverage you need.
  • Dust is everywhere. Make sure dust barriers are used during construction work. If you don’t take preventive action, dust can settle all over the house, kick up allergies and take years to get rid of.

Whether you’re looking for a home extension, a small remodel or a major renovation, Martino Construction Group has got you covered. Contact us and we can help make your dream a reality.

 
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