Contract Remodeling Services
Home Addition Contractor in Georgetown, Westlake, Rollingwood, West Austin, Tarrytown, TX, and the Surrounding Areas
Create the space your home needs with thoughtfully planned home additions designed to look, feel, and function like a natural part of your existing house.
Our veteran-owned home remodeling contractors are licensed, insured, and A+ BBB accredited. With more than 50 years of experience, we coordinate the entire home addition process under one roof — design, planning, permits, structural integration, plumbing, electrical, construction, inspections, and final finishes.
50+ Years of Industry Experience
Veteran-Owned & Operated
All-in-One General Contractor
Committed to Quality Results
Get More Space Without Leaving the Home You Already Love
Home additions give you room to grow without giving up the home and neighborhood you already love. At Contract Remodeling Services, we are the home remodeling contractors families in Georgetown, Westlake, Rollingwood, West Austin, Tarrytown, TX, and throughout the Austin area turn to when they need more space that fits their lives. As your home addition contractor, we plan every square foot around how your household lives now and how it will change over time.
A well-built addition should feel like it was always part of the house. That means matching the layout, the roofline, the finishes, and the flow so the new space blends in instead of looking bolted on. We coordinate design and construction together, so your addition works with the existing structure rather than against it.
Home Additions can also include practical spaces such as sunrooms, laundry rooms, expanded utility areas, and other improvements that give your household more usable room.
If you are weighing your options, we can walk the property with you and talk through what is possible. Request a free estimate to discuss your home addition and get started.
Home Additions Designed Around How You Need More Space
Every home addition starts with a simple question: what do you need the new space to do? A nursery, a home office, a bigger kitchen, and a suite for aging parents all place different demands on your footprint, your budget, and your existing floor plan. We start there, then work backward to a plan that fits your lot and your house.
Adding on is about more than framing four new walls. The new area has to tie into your plumbing, electrical, and HVAC systems, keep traffic flowing naturally between old and new rooms, and match the exterior so the addition looks intentional. Permitting and local code also shape what you can build and where, which is why we handle that process for you from the start.
Before we build, we look closely at:
Getting these details right early is what keeps a home addition on schedule and prevents costly changes later.
How you plan to use the space day-to-day, now and in the years ahead
The footprint available on your lot and any setback or easement limits
How the addition connects to your home’s structure, utilities, and roofline
Traffic flow between the new rooms and the existing living areas
Permitting, inspections, and code requirements for your property
Primary Suite Additions, In-Law Suites & Multi-Generational Suites
A private suite can change how a whole household functions. Primary suite additions, sometimes called master suite additions, give homeowners a retreat with room for a larger bedroom, a spa-style bathroom, and the storage a busy morning routine needs. For families caring for parents or welcoming adult children back home, in-law suites and multi-generational suites create comfortable, independent living areas under one roof.
These spaces call for careful planning around privacy, accessibility, and everyday comfort. We think through bedroom and bathroom placement, sound control between living areas, and aging-in-place features like wider doorways, curbless showers, and step-free entries. Because we specialize in soundproofing, we can build in quiet separation so a suite feels like its own space, which matters when generations share a home. The goal is a layout that adapts as your family’s needs change.
Kitchen Expansions, Great Room Expansions, Guest Houses & Second-Story Additions
Not every space problem has the same answer, so we plan home additions around the specific limitation you are trying to solve. Some homes need a bigger heart, and that is where kitchen expansions and great room expansions come in, opening up cramped cooking and gathering areas for the way families actually spend time together.
Others need separate quarters, which is where guest houses give you flexible room for visitors, a home office, or rental potential. When your lot leaves little space to build out, second-story additions let you gain a full floor of bedrooms or living area by building up instead of out. Each option solves a different limitation, and we help you weigh the trade-offs before any plans are drawn.
Regardless of the type of addition, we plan the new space around how it connects to the existing home so the finished layout feels practical, comfortable, and cohesive.
Why Work With Our Home Remodeling Contractors for Your Addition?
That means fewer gaps between the people drawing your plans and the crews building them and a finished space that matches your existing home.
Our design-build approach keeps everything in-house, from the first concept and blueprint through demolition, framing, plumbing, electrical, and final finishes. We manage the schedule, the inspections, and the day-to-day details so you are not left coordinating separate companies on your own.
Experience backs that process. We have served the Greater Austin area for 50+ years, and we are a licensed and insured, veteran-owned and operated company. Our license means your addition is built to current code, and our insurance protects you as the homeowner if something goes wrong on the job. We are also A+ BBB accredited, a track record that reflects how we stand behind our work. Homeowners in Georgetown, Westlake, Rollingwood, West Austin, Tarrytown, and across the Austin area count on us to build additions that last.
Ready to add on? Contact us to talk through your project.
Getting these details right early is what keeps a home addition on schedule and prevents costly changes later.
Home Addition FAQs
Do I need a permit for a home addition?
Yes. Nearly all additions require permits, and the exact requirements depend on your city and the scope of the work. We pull the permits and schedule the inspections for your project so the addition is approved and built to code from the start.
How long does a home addition take?
Timelines vary with the size and complexity of the project, from a few weeks for a straightforward conversion to several months for a large suite or second-story addition. After we see your space and your plans, we give you a realistic schedule and keep you updated as the work moves forward.
How do you make an addition match the existing house?
We plan the roofline, siding, windows, trim, and interior finishes to blend with what you already have. Matching these details is what makes an addition look original to the home instead of tacked on.
Should I build an addition or convert existing space?
It depends on your goals, your lot, and your budget. A garage conversion or an interior reconfiguration can be the faster, lower-cost route when the structure is already there, while a built-from-scratch addition gives you more freedom on size and layout. We help you compare both before you commit.
How do I get started and get an estimate?
Schedule a consultation with our team. We will look at your home, talk through what you want to accomplish, and provide a free estimate so you can plan your home addition with confidence.