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Home Additions & Conversions in Greater New Orleans

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Additions and conversions involve framing, roof tie-ins and permits, and sometimes a new foundation. Expect plans or drawings before a firm price.

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Zachary Perret

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What to know before hiring

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Additions and conversions involve framing, roof tie-ins and permits, and sometimes a new foundation.

What this job usually includes
  • Plans or drawings and the permit process (ask who handles each)
  • Foundation or framing, roof tie-in, windows and doors
  • Electrical, HVAC and insulation extended to the new space
Questions to ask before hiring
  • What's your license number? Ask for it and look it up with the state board before you sign.
  • Who draws the plans, and will an engineer need to review them?
  • How will the new roof tie into the old one, and who stands behind leaks at that joint?
What affects the price
  • A new footprint vs converting space you already have
  • Foundation type and site conditions: drainage, elevation, flood-zone requirements
  • Whether your HVAC and electrical panel can carry the added space
When not to wait
  • You need more room and moving isn't the plan
  • A garage, attic or porch is already enclosed but going unused
  • Before buying furniture or appliances for the new space, so the layout comes first
Common questions

Conversion or addition?

Converting existing space usually skips a new foundation and roof. If you're unsure, ask each remodeler to price both.

Does my flood zone matter?

It can affect elevation and permit requirements. Ask the remodeler and your parish permit office early.

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