Accessory Dwelling Units & Additions

Accessory Dwelling Units & Home Additions in MetroWest

Discuss an addition or accessory dwelling unit for your property.

Accessory Dwelling Units & Additions

About the Work

A home addition expands the existing house. An accessory dwelling unit is a separate living unit that may be within, attached to, or detached from the main house. What can be built depends on the property and applicable requirements.

Accessory dwelling unit planning and construction
Home additions and expanded living space
Coordinated design and build approach
Permit and trade coordination
Integration with existing structures
Project management from start to finish
Home addition and accessory dwelling unit project by Jordan Custom
Planning

Planning Your Project

Additional Living Space

The starting point is what you need the space to do. Room for extended family, a separate living arrangement, a home office, or simply more usable square footage each lead to a different plan. We talk through the goal before discussing how to get there.

Relationship to the Existing Home

An addition becomes part of the house, while an ADU stands as a separate living space on the same lot. How the new work connects to what is already there, structurally and in terms of utilities and access, shapes the approach.

Feasibility and the Property

What is possible depends on your lot, the existing structure, and the requirements that apply to your property. Feasibility is a conversation about your specific site and scope, not a universal yes or no. We discuss what you want to build and what the property allows before any work is planned.

Coordinating the Whole Project

An addition or ADU touches foundation, framing, electrical, plumbing, roofing, and finishes, and it often connects to work inside the existing home. Coordinating those trades in a sensible order keeps a large project organized and the result consistent.

Project Gallery

Accessory Dwelling Units & Additions Gallery

A selection of completed projects by Jordan Custom.

Selected past projects. Current service coverage is listed on our Service Areas page.

How It Works

How It Works

1

Tell Us About the Project

Share your town, the work you are considering, and your budget if known. Photos and approximate measurements are helpful.

2

Discuss the Work

Chris follows up to discuss the project, questions, and next steps.

3

Plan and Build

Once the scope and agreement are in place, Chris coordinates the construction work.

Questions & Answers

Common Questions

Get An Estimate

Discuss Your Project

Tell us where the project is and what you want to change. Add your budget, approximate measurements, or photos if available.

Call Chris: 781-584-5116

Serving MetroWest Massachusetts and selected surrounding communities.

Optional. Add photos of your project area.

Chris will follow up to discuss your project, your location, and your budget.