Lincoln, NE  ·  Nebraska Licensed General Contractor  ·  Est. 2008 (402) 555·0789
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Plate II Additions

More room, without moving.

You love the street, the trees, the neighbors — but the house has run out of room, and the thought of selling and starting over is exhausting. An addition keeps the home you chose and gives you the space you need, for far less than a new build and far less upheaval. The trick is tying it cleanly into the existing structure, so the new wing reads as part of the original — never bolted on.

Plate II A home addition framed and tied into the existing structure under a clear sky
Addition framed into the original · Lincoln, NEB2-001
Service
Additions
Typical timeline
3 – 6 months
Service area
Lincoln · Lancaster Co.
Warranty
Written
Fig. B2-02 Scope

What we add.

Every addition starts as a full drawing set tied to the existing home — so the framing, the rooflines, and the finishes meet the original instead of fighting it.

I.

Second stories

Double your footprint without losing a foot of yard. We reinforce the existing structure, frame up, and reroof — then match siding and trim so the line between old and new disappears.

II.

In-law & guest suites

A private bedroom, full bath, and sitting room — with its own entrance if you want one. Room for aging parents, returning kids, or guests who stay a while.

III.

Kitchen & primary-suite expansions

Push out the back wall for the kitchen you've sketched on napkins, or carve out a true primary suite with a walk-in and a bath that finally fits two people.

IV.

Sunrooms & four-season rooms

Insulated, heated, and built to be used in January — not a glass box you abandon when the temperature drops. Light all year, comfort all year.

V.

Garage & shop additions

An extra bay, a heated workshop, or storage that finally gets the cars inside. Built on a real foundation and roofed to match the house.

VI.

Structural tie-ins that match

The part most people skip: foundations keyed into the old, rooflines that align, and finishes that carry through. Done right, no one can tell where the original ended.

Fig. B2-03 Method

Building onto a home you still live in.

An addition is surgery on a house you're sleeping in. The whole process is built to protect the home that's already there — and to keep your life running while we work.

01

Survey & Design

We measure the existing home, map the structure behind the walls, and draw the addition to tie into it cleanly. You approve the drawings and the price before we start.

02

Permit & Protect

We pull permits, then seal off the work zone — dust barriers, floor protection, and a covered tie-in so weather never reaches the rooms you're using.

03

Build in Place

One crew works the addition while you stay in the house. We keep the existing home weather-tight and only open the wall between old and new when the new side is ready.

04

Tie-In & Walkthrough

We blend siding, trim, and finishes so the seam disappears, clear the punch list with you, and hand over the written warranty and the keys to your new space.

Plate B2-04 Selected Work
Plate B2-04 Interior of a second-story addition with new flooring, fresh trim, and natural light
Second-story addition · East Campus, LincolnB2-004

A second floor that looks like it was always there.

Project
Second-story addition
Scope
900 sq ft over existing
Timeline
4 months
Year
2023
Read what the owners said
Fig. B2-05 In Their Words
"We lived in the house the whole time and barely felt it. When they finished, the new upstairs looked like it had been there since 1962 — that's exactly what we wanted."

The Reyes Family  ·  Second-story addition, 2023

Fig. B2-06 The Atelier

Add the room you need.

Tell us what you're outgrowing. We'll walk the house, take measurements, and put a real number on the addition — drawn to tie into the home you already love. No obligation.