Do I need architectural plans before I call you?

No. If you already have drawings we will work from them. If you do not, we can bring in an architect and a structural engineer and start from a conversation about what you want.

Do you handle permits and inspections?

Yes. We pull the permits and schedule the inspections as part of the job, and we tell you where the project stands at each sign off.

Serving Newtown, CT

Home Additions and Remodeling in Newtown, CT

Additions and remodels done with an eye toward Newtown's colonial farmhouses and historic center.

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Composite pool deck with railings around an above ground pool — Pool Deck and Surround

Plaster arched opening between a living room and a sitting room with hardwood floors — Plaster Arch Between Rooms

Finished basement set up as a home gym with cabinetry and a wall mounted television — Lower Level Home Gym

Newtown's housing stock runs old, plenty of it colonial and farmhouse construction from the seventeen and eighteen hundreds, especially around the flagpole and along the older roads leading out to Sandy Hook. Additions on these homes take more care than a typical suburban build, matching roofline, siding, and window proportions so the house still reads as period correct once the work is done.

Outside the village centers, lots get large and rural, most running on well water and septic same as the rest of Fairfield County's outer towns. The Fairfield Hills campus and the area around the Pootatuck River show the range in this town, from converted institutional buildings to working farms. Permitting here means working with a town that takes its historic character seriously, and that is part of the job.