Home Addition Projects in Fort Worth and DFW

Second Story Addition

Seamless Historic Expansion

A 1920s Ryan Place home built up a full second story — matching brick, trim, and rooflines so seamlessly that neighbors assumed the expansion had always been there.

Primary Suite Addition

Suite Life

Empty nesters finally got the primary suite their home never had — a main-floor addition with a spa bath, walk-in closet, and enough room to actually exhale.

Second Story Addition

Echo Trail

A Tanglewood mid-century ranch got a full second story — a complex structural project that preserved the home's horizontal character while doubling its square footage.

Full Home Renovation + Addition

Heritage Renewed

A 1910 Aledo property got a full renovation and thoughtful addition — preserving over a century of architectural character while delivering the spaces a modern family actually needs.

In-Law Suite / Guest House

Mistletoe Heights In-Law Suite

A Mistletoe Heights detached structure became a fully independent in-law suite — giving aging parents the privacy and independence they wanted without moving them out of the neighborhood.

Bump-Out Addition

Small Space, Big Style

A targeted Arlington Heights bump-out gave a cramped 1940s bungalow kitchen the square footage it needed — without the cost or disruption of a full addition.

Multi-Room Addition

Beyond Basics

A mid-century home on 6th Ave got a back-of-house addition that added a primary suite, a mudroom, and a proper dining room — three problems solved in one project.

Multi-Room Addition + Remodel

Tanglewood Multi-Room Remodel

A comprehensive Tanglewood project combined a kitchen addition, primary suite addition, and full interior remodel into one coordinated build.

Home Addition + Full Remodel

Overton Park Total Remodel

A full gut renovation and addition in Overton Park that preserved the home's original 1940s character while adding a primary suite and completely rebuilding the kitchen and bathrooms.

Bungalow Addition

Pershing Bungalow Addition

A Pershing Avenue Craftsman bungalow gained a back addition that added a primary suite and a proper kitchen — without touching the front of the home that the owners loved.