Room Additions Planned to Expand Your Home Without Losing How It Functions
If you love where you live but your family has outgrown it, a home addition lets you stay put and gain the room you need. Marago Construction plans each addition around how you use the space and builds it to fit your existing home.
Connecting a Home Addition to Your Existing Structure
Whether an addition works on your lot depends on setbacks, the existing foundation and framing, and how a new roofline ties into the current structure. Plan for where plumbing, electrical, and HVAC will extend, and how grading and drainage handle added roof area. Think about room flow so the new space connects naturally to daily routines rather than feeling bolted on. Design, structural engineering, and permitting shape what is possible, and mapping your budget priorities early helps decide where to invest and where to hold the line.
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Home Addition Design and Construction
Your home should be comfortable and inviting, a place that fits how your family lives. As your household grows and changes, the house needs to change with it.
Whether you need another bedroom, a larger gathering space, or a first-floor primary suite to support aging in place, Marago Construction can help you plan and build it. We enjoy helping Treasure Coast homeowners create the room that makes daily life easier.
LED BY AN EXPERIENCED LOCAL BUILDER, OUR TEAM IS EQUIPPED TO HANDLE COMPLEX HOME ADDITION AND REMODELING WORK.
WE COORDINATE THE STAGES OF YOUR HOME ADDITION, FROM PLANNING AND DEMOLITION THROUGH FRAMING AND THE FINISH DETAILS.
A home addition can feel like a big undertaking, but it is also a chance to get the home you want without leaving the neighborhood you love. If your house is short on space, has a layout that no longer works, or simply does not fit your routine, adding on may be the right move.
Expanding your home is a rewarding project, and the options are wide open: a bigger kitchen, an extra bedroom, a home office, or a suite for family. Tell us what you want your space to do, and we will help you get there.
How Your Home Addition Moves Forward
A home addition connects new space to an existing structure, roofline, systems, drainage, and daily routines. These stages move the property from feasibility through final handover.
Property Review
We review the lot, setbacks, existing structure, roofline, utilities, drainage, access, priorities, and the space you want to add.
Plans & Engineering
Design, structural details, building-system extensions, selections, permits, and included work are coordinated.
Build & Review
Marago coordinates construction, inspections, punch list, and final handover.
Home Addition FAQs
Homeowners often ask about addition feasibility, plans, engineering, permits, budgets, schedules, occupied spaces, trade coordination, inspections, and closeout. Start with the answers below.
What details should I gather before we start planning?
To start planning, be ready to describe the result you want. Think through the top three things your addition needs to accomplish, whether that is more bedrooms, a better layout, or space for family. Share photos of your current space along with any images that capture the look and feel you are after.
How do I start my home addition project?
Start by writing down your ideas and goals for the addition so we understand what you want to accomplish. Then call us at (772) 834-0764 to talk the project through with our team.
How much does a home addition cost?
Costs depend heavily on the size and scope of the addition, the finishes you choose, and how the new space ties into your existing home. We work out the budget for your specific project during planning.
How much time will the work take?
Timelines depend on the size and complexity of your addition, and we confirm yours as part of the planning process. A minor interior change moves quickly, while adding fully finished square footage with new framing, systems, and finishes takes longer.
What makes Marago Construction the right choice for my home addition?
There are real benefits to building your addition with Marago Construction:
- A professional, reliable team led by an experienced, licensed local builder.
- Respect for your home and your time throughout the project.
- A clear chain of command, so responsibility for your addition is well defined.
Steady communication between our team and yours, so you know where your project stands.
In what order do the construction stages happen?
Most additions follow a clear sequence so the work stays organized. A typical project moves in an order like this:
- Planning, design, and product selection
- Ordering materials
- Demolition
- Rough framing
- Plumbing, electrical, and HVAC
- Drywall
- Paint and trim
- Cabinets and built-ins
- Flooring
- Final cleanup
The Standards We Build To
Home additions require the new and existing construction to work as one property. Marago coordinates site review, design and engineering, structural connections, roof and exterior details, building-system extensions, drainage, access, permits, qualified trades, and inspections around the approved plan. Property protection and occupied areas are addressed before work begins, while field conditions and changes are documented as construction progresses.
Clients receive updates tied to current work, upcoming selections, inspections, access needs, and the next scheduled phase. The completed addition is reviewed with the property owner, and agreed punch-list items are tracked through final handover.
Building Standards for Every Project
As a licensed Florida Building Contractor, Marago Construction performs residential and commercial work across the Treasure Coast. Years of local building and project-management experience guide how each job is evaluated and supervised.
Before construction begins, we document the approved work, confirm the required trades, and outline how scheduling, site access, selections, inspections, and updates will be handled through project closeout. Those details give everyone a shared reference throughout construction.