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do you do if you love your neighborhood, but your family has grown too
big for the size of your home? But before you start, there are a couple of things you should consider. Find out about building restrictionsWhile you are still in the "thinking" stage for your home addition, find out from your town engineer or building department if there are any local zoning ordinances that could affect your project, such as lot setbacks (i.e. the minimum distance required from the adjacent property lines or public right of way to the outermost portion of the structure) and height restrictions. Also, remember that your home addition will require a building permit.
Additions come in all shapes and sizesHome additions can include a bedroom, bathroom, sitting room and a private entrance -- although the most popular home additions involve adding an extra room onto an exterior wall. Sunrooms, garages and extra bedrooms are common additions, as well as living rooms, dining rooms and home offices. You may want to consider building up instead of losing lawn and garden space, or building a two-story addition that will accommodate an office or bedroom on top of the garage to maximize space. Other additions, such as carports, porches and decks often require less disruption of your home, yet will still increase its functionality and value. Make sure you choose a contractor that's right for the job
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If the expansion will affect other areas of your home or it involves significant structural changes, you will want to hire a contractor with the proper educational and project management experience. You should also consider the contractor’s licenses. More information on selecting the right contractor for your project can be found on this site at "Choosing a Contractor". When you review all the facts, Remodeling Technologies is an excellent choice for the management of this type of residential renovation project. The owner of Remodeling Technologies is a licensed Professional Engineer which makes dealing with local officials a lot easier when it comes to submitting building plans and permit applications. Not to mention the fact that Remodeling Technologies is experienced in all phases of this type of building project. To discuss your ideas for a home addition, call Remodeling Technologies today at 973-898-9324 or email them at info@remodelingtechnologies.com
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