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Home additions, built to match — and last.

Sunrooms, room additions, and covered-deck conversions across Northern Virginia. Every addition is framed, sided, roofed, and tied into the existing home by our owner-led crew so it looks like it was always there.

Seamless tie-in

Matching siding, trim, and roofline so the addition reads as part of the original home.

Real square footage

Conditioned, framed living space — not a screened porch or three-season room.

Owner on-site

Daily walkthroughs from framing through final trim and paint.

Case study · Covered deck → addition · Before & after

Aging covered deck converted into a four-season sunroom addition

We took an open covered deck off the back of a two-story home and converted it into a fully enclosed addition — new walls, header beam, four-window bank, sliding patio door, matching siding, and a tied-in shingle roofline. Same footprint, completely new conditioned living space.

Before photo of the back of a two-story home with an open covered deck, exposed support posts, weathered decking, and a single sliding glass door — taken on a rainy day before construction began.
Before — original open covered deck with exposed posts, weathered decking, and a single slider into the house.
After photo of the same home with a finished one-story addition built where the covered deck used to be — new tan vinyl siding and white trim, a four-window bank, a sliding patio door, and a tied-in shingle roofline matching the existing house.
After — fully framed and finished addition with new windows, sliding door, siding, and a roofline tied into the existing home.
Scope
Convert covered deck to conditioned addition — framing, sheathing, roofing tie-in, windows & door, siding, and exterior trim.
Materials
2x framing, ZIP/OSB sheathing, asphalt shingles, vinyl siding to match existing, white trim, double-hung windows, and a sliding patio door.
Highlights
Adds real, year-round square footage without expanding the footprint — and the exterior reads as one continuous home.
  • Engineered header beam to carry the new roof load
  • New flashing and roof tie-in to keep the existing home dry
  • Matching siding profile, color, and trim details
  • Energy-efficient double-hung windows and slider

More addition projects coming soon. If you're thinking about adding on, reach out — we'll walk the site and put together a clear, no-pressure quote.

Thinking about adding on?

Whether it's a sunroom, a primary-suite addition, or a second-story build, we'll walk you through what's possible on your home and what it really costs.

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