New Construction6 min read
The mark of a good addition is that visitors cannot tell where the original house ends. Getting there is a matter of proportion, rooflines, window alignment and trim details — decisions made at the design stage, not on site.
Dormers and extensions have to respect the existing roof pitch and the rhythm of the elevation. When those relationships are ignored, the addition reads as an attachment regardless of how well it is built.
Matching materials matters too. Siding profiles, trim widths and roofing colours weather over time, so we plan for how the new work will look beside the old in five years, not only on completion day.
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