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Home additions

More space, with a connection to the home you love.

Rear exterior of a renovated home with light siding, French doors, steps and a fenced lawn.

More room for the life you’re building.

Make room for your changing needs with an addition that fits your existing home. BPM offers home additions in Greater New Orleans. Our work includes removing an addition that was in poor condition and rebuilding it from the foundation up as part of a complete interior renovation of the house. Your goals, property, and floor plan guide the conversation, along with the structural work, design, and permits needed to move forward.

The details that matter

Plan the work around your needs.

Give the extra space a clear purpose

An addition begins with the need it will serve: more room for gathering, an additional bedroom, or a different way to use your home. BPM offers home additions in Greater New Orleans. Explain what the new space needs to do and how it should connect to the rooms you already have.

Consider the property as well as the floor plan

Available space, access, the existing structure, and local requirements affect what can be built. The connection between old and new work may involve the foundation, roof, exterior finishes, and utility systems. These details need to be considered alongside the room layout and appearance.

Define the work before construction

Drawings, material selections, permits, and a clear scope help establish the next steps. Talk through how construction access will affect your home and where work areas will be located. If you have existing plans or property information, bring them into the first conversation.

Getting started

From the first conversation to a clear plan.

  1. Tell us what you need.

    Share your property location, priorities, and any photos or plans. Explain what you hope to achieve and when.

  2. Define the work.

    Review the existing conditions, design information, and material choices that shape the scope and estimate.

  3. Plan for construction.

    Confirm the written agreement, approvals, schedule, and access arrangements before work begins.

Our work

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Helpful answers

Questions about home additions.

Should I remodel or build an addition?

Start with whether the space you need can be created within the existing floor plan. If it cannot, an addition may be worth exploring. The property, design, and budget all help determine the direction.

Can an addition match the existing home?

The design can consider rooflines, windows, exterior materials, and interior finishes. Discuss which existing details should be carried through and which changes you want to make.

What information should I bring?

Share the intended use of the space, photos, any drawings, and available property or survey information. We’ll discuss what else is needed to define the project.

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