We are a local referral service. You contact us, describe the addition or remodeling project you have in mind, and we connect you with experienced local professionals who handle that type of work. They provide the estimate and perform the construction; we simply make the introduction.
No. There is no charge to homeowners for the referral, and you are under no obligation to hire anyone we connect you with. We may receive compensation from participating professionals, which is explained in our Referral Marketing Disclosure.
We prioritize professionals who are registered with the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries and carry appropriate bonding and insurance. We also encourage you to verify any contractor's registration yourself using the L&I Verify tool before signing a contract.
Home additions, room additions, garage additions and conversions, second-story additions, sunroom and living space additions, and home remodeling or renovation projects throughout the Greater Spokane Area.
Costs vary with square footage, foundation and roof design, structural changes, plumbing and electrical work, finishes, and site access. Many Spokane-area additions fall roughly between $200 and $400 per square foot, but a site-specific estimate is far more useful than any general range.
A straightforward single-room addition often takes several months from planning through completion. Larger projects, second stories, and additions with significant structural or utility work take longer. Permitting time and weather also affect the schedule.
Most structural additions and major conversions in Spokane County require permits and inspections. The professionals you are connected with account for permitting and plan review as part of the project.
Often, yes, at least for part of the project. It depends on where the addition connects, how utilities are affected, and your tolerance for construction activity. This is worth discussing during early planning.
Spokane, Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, Cheney, Medical Lake, Millwood, Mead, Greenacres, and Veradale, plus surrounding Greater Spokane communities.