Additions and second stories, drawn and built by one company.

Plus kitchens, baths, basements, outdoor rooms, garages and siding for Columbus homes. Family-owned and owner-run, with an in-house architect for additions.

Additions & second stories

More house, same address.

When you need another bedroom, a bigger kitchen, an office or a whole second floor, an addition lets you stay where you are. We handle single-story additions and full second stories, from the drawings to the final walkthrough.

Build up instead of out.

A second-story addition adds a full floor on the footprint you already have. It’s structural work, planned and built by the same company.

  • Second stories
  • Bedrooms & in-law suites
  • Bigger kitchens & dining rooms
  • Home offices & studios
  • Sunrooms
  • Garages & bonus rooms
House exterior: a two-story addition in gray lap siding under its own gable roof, with new windows on both floors, two entry doors and a new concrete walk and steps.
Two-story addition finished in gray siding under its own gable roof.
Entry hall: a curved open-tread staircase with dark wood treads and a glass panel railing on steel posts, rising from a polished stone floor past a wood built-in under the landing.
Curved open-tread stair with a glass railing.

Kitchens

The kitchen you keep apologizing for.

New layouts, open or closed. Custom cabinetry and stone counters, more storage, new flooring, under-cabinet lighting and room for the appliances you want.

  • Layouts
  • Cabinetry
  • Counters
  • Storage
  • Flooring
  • Lighting
Kitchen sink wall: four black-framed windows over white shaker base cabinets and a dishwasher, with a stainless range at right and the end of the green island at left.
The sink wall under four black-framed windows.
Kitchen with dark wood cabinets and glass-front uppers, granite counters and backsplash, a granite waterfall island with a gas cooktop, and a polished dark stone floor.
Dark wood cabinets, a granite waterfall island and a polished dark stone floor.

Bathrooms

Showers you can walk into.

Walk-in showers, soaking tubs, heated floors, more storage and water-saving fixtures.

  • Walk-in showers
  • Soaking tubs
  • Heated floors
  • Storage
  • Fixtures
Bathroom walk-in shower for two: a window framed in mosaic tile between two black shower heads and hand showers, a tiled bench under the window, marble-look walls and a mosaic floor.
A walk-in shower for two built around a window, with two shower heads, a tiled bench and marble-look walls.
Bathroom shower: gray wood-look plank tile walls, a rain head and a hand shower, a grab bar, a white penny-tile floor and a frameless glass door.
A tiled shower with a frameless glass door, a rain head and a penny-tile floor.

Basements

Finish the floor you already own.

A bar, a home theater, a gym or a guest suite. Drywall, flooring and lighting, done so the basement feels like part of the house.

  • Bars
  • Theaters
  • Gyms
  • Guest suites
  • Drywall
  • Flooring
  • Lighting
Basement bar: a long dark bar with a stone top and black stools, glass globe pendants, and bottle shelves and a TV on the wall behind.
A long basement bar with black stools, pendant lights and shelving behind.
Basement media wall: a TV between lit niches and floating shelves, a stacked-stone ledge along the top, built-in cabinets below and a lit stone strip along the base.
A media wall with a TV, a stacked-stone ledge, lit floating shelves and built-in cabinets.

The one-off pieces.

A home sauna. A curved stair with a glass railing. A media wall with built-in shelves. A laundry room that finally has storage.

Up close

The parts you notice after you move in. Tap one to see the whole room.

Basement bar with a live-edge wood top, dark cabinets and a tiled backsplash behind it, and a row of wood-seat stools on a plank floor.
The bar, with its live-edge top and a row of stools. Live-Edge Bar Basement
Covered porch: a tongue-and-groove cedar ceiling with ceiling fans, copper lanterns on a board-and-batten wall, black-framed windows and a wood deck floor running the length of the house.
The cedar ceiling, fans and lanterns along the board-and-batten wall. Long Cedar Porch
Entry hall: a curved open-tread staircase with dark wood treads and a glass panel railing on steel posts, rising from a polished stone floor past a wood built-in under the landing.
The stair rises from the stone floor, with a wood built-in under the landing. Floating Stair & Stone Entry
Kitchen island, working side: green shaker drawers with brass bar pulls and a stainless microwave drawer, with the wide-plank floor running toward the family room.
The island’s working side: a microwave drawer and deep drawers with brass pulls. Green Island Kitchen
Backyard pavilion: a freestanding cedar pavilion with a king-post truss and a tongue-and-groove ceiling over an outdoor sectional, on a concrete patio beside a deck.
The pavilion, on its own concrete pad beside the deck. Cedar Pavilion

Outdoor rooms

Built for the evenings.

Covered patios and freestanding pavilions, outdoor kitchens with a grill, counters and bar seats, and porches, patios and decks enclosed with screens or glass.

  • A roof over the backyard.

    Freestanding cedar pavilions, covered patios with a fireplace, and outdoor kitchens with a grill, counters and bar seating.

  • Screen, glass or fully enclosed.

    Screen enclosures. Patio enclosures in glass or screen. Porch enclosures from open to screened to fully enclosed and insulated. Deck enclosures in wood, aluminum or vinyl.

  • Porches and decks.

    Long covered porches with cedar ceilings, and decks with stairs down to the yard.

See outdoor work
Covered patio at dusk: a cedar plank wall with a lit fireplace and a TV above it, log cubbies and shelves on both sides, recessed lights in a dark ceiling and a long wood dining table in front.
Covered patio with a cedar plank wall, a fireplace and log cubbies.
Backyard pavilion: a freestanding cedar pavilion with a king-post truss and a tongue-and-groove ceiling over an outdoor sectional, on a concrete patio beside a deck.
Cedar pavilion with king-post trusses.
Outdoor kitchen pavilion: a wood plank ceiling with timber trusses, a ceiling fan and overhead heaters above a stone-faced bar with stools, on a deck facing a wide lawn.
Outdoor kitchen under a wood plank ceiling.

Garages & siding

Garages and siding.

Attached, detached and multi-car garages, workshops and storage, with the electrical you need for tools and lights. Siding installed new or replaced, in vinyl, fiber cement, wood or insulated siding.

  • Attached
  • Detached
  • Multi-car
  • Workshops
  • Storage
  • Electrical
  • Vinyl
  • Fiber cement
  • Wood
  • Insulated
House exterior: a story-and-a-half house with two front dormers in board-and-batten siding, a long front porch on cedar posts with a black-baluster railing, and wide cedar steps.
Story-and-a-half house in board-and-batten siding with a long cedar front porch.

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