Home additions for Clifton's historic village and estate homes. Fixed-price proposals, 10-year workmanship warranty, and design-build from the same team.
On-site visit, design ideas, realistic budget.
Clifton is the rural heart of Fairfax County — acreage lots, horse properties, and a historic village core that takes architectural character seriously. Additions here trend larger (in-law wings, carriage houses, two-story great-room expansions) but must respect the historic and semi-rural aesthetic. We design to fit.
Eight ways to expand your home without leaving your neighborhood. Every project starts with a fixed-price proposal and ends with a warranty that lasts a decade.
A full second floor on your existing home. Ideal when you love your neighborhood but need more space.
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Bump out the rear or expand sideways for an open-concept kitchen with a proper island, pantry, and eat-in space.
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An owner's retreat — oversized bedroom, spa-style ensuite, walk-in closet, private yard access.
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Year-round glass rooms and screened porches that turn your yard into daily living space.
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Self-contained apartments for family, adult children, or rental income. Private entry and full bath.
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Break out of a cramped living room and into a vaulted great room built off the back of your home.
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Attached garages, above-garage bonus rooms, or converting an existing garage into conditioned living space.
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Smaller-footprint additions: breakfast nooks, mudrooms, expanded primary baths. 20 to 200 square feet.
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Historic district with strict architectural review. Additions must match original vernacular.
Newer luxury homes on larger lots. Big-footprint additions welcome.
Established 1990s community. Kitchen and family-room additions dominate.
Mix of colonials and contemporaries on generous lots.
Free in-home consultation in Clifton and nearby Fairfax County communities. Fixed-price proposal within 7 days. No pressure, no pushy sales.
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We've built more than 500 additions across Northern Virginia. Every project has the same promise: the price you see is the price you pay, the crew shows up when we say they will, and the work comes with a decade-long warranty.
Every permit pulled, every inspection coordinated — no liability lands on you.
Written, line-item pricing before we break ground. No surprises, no change-order games.
Architect, designer, and crew all under one roof. No finger-pointing between separate parties.
We stand behind the structure, framing, roofing and waterproofing for a full decade.
From first sketch to final walk-through, every phase is documented, priced, and communicated in advance. You always know what comes next.
We walk your home, listen to what you need, measure, and sketch possibilities on the spot.
Floor plans, 3D renderings, material selections, and a locked-in price. Sit with it as long as you need.
We handle every permit, HOA approval, and inspection. You know exactly when crews arrive.
Daily site cleanliness, weekly progress updates, punch-list walkthrough before the job is done.
Every testimonial is from a real homeowner in our service area. We're happy to share references and past project sites on request.
"They added a 600 sq ft primary suite off the back of our home and the seam between old and new is invisible. Every milestone hit, no change orders."
"We interviewed four contractors for a second-story addition. They were the only ones who showed up with a real sketch and a real timeline."
"Built a full in-law suite above our garage for my mother. They handled the HOA review, permits, and finished a week early. Respectful, clean every day."
Most additions in our service area run between $225 and $400 per square foot, depending on finishes, single vs. two-story, and mechanical work (new HVAC zones, electrical, plumbing runs). We provide a fixed, written price after a free in-home consultation — no surprises.
From signed contract to move-in, a straightforward bump-out typically takes 10–14 weeks. A second-story addition runs 5–7 months. Design, permitting, and HOA review account for roughly half of that timeline — starting early always pays off.
For most additions — no. We seal the work area from the rest of the house, maintain access to your kitchen and bathrooms, and schedule the most disruptive phases for minimal impact. For whole-house or second-story projects where the roof comes off, temporary lodging is sometimes recommended.
In Northern Virginia's market, well-designed additions typically recoup 65–85% of their cost at resale, and often more in high-demand ZIPs like McLean, Great Falls, and Vienna. Primary suites, second-story bedroom additions, and expanded kitchens deliver the highest ROI.
Yes. We've submitted architectural review packages to most major HOAs in Fairfax, Loudoun, Arlington, and Alexandria — including the exacting ones. We prepare the drawings, elevations, and materials specs your ARC needs and can represent you at the review.
Every one. Fairfax County, Loudoun County, Arlington County, and the City of Alexandria each have their own process — we pull the permits, schedule inspections, and handle any corrections. You never stand in line at a county office.
We work with several regional lenders who specialize in renovation and construction loans — HELOCs, cash-out refinances, and RenoFi loans that borrow against your home's post-renovation value. Happy to make an introduction.
Click a community for neighborhood-specific detail, or call us directly — we'll confirm within 60 seconds whether you're in our service area.
Free in-home consultation, 3D renderings, and a fixed-price proposal. No pressure, no pushy sales — ever.
(703) 991-7077