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Home Addition Services in Connecticut
Fernando Construction builds home additions in Middletown and central Connecticut. We add room additions, second stories, in-law suites, and bump-outs that tie into your existing home. From the foundation to the final coat of paint, one team handles the whole addition, so the new space looks like it was always there.
An addition touches your foundation, framing, roofline, and systems, so the details matter. We match your existing siding, roof, and interior finishes, and we tie the new space into your electrical, plumbing, and heating cleanly. You work directly with the owners from the first plan to the last.
01 · Room Additions
Room Additions and Second Stories
Need more room? We build ground-floor additions, second stories, and in-law suites sized to your family and your lot. We pour the foundation, frame the new structure to carry Connecticut snow loads, and tie it into your existing roof and walls. The result is real, permanent square footage, not a patch.
Every addition starts with your plans and your budget. We confirm the layout, the finishes, and how the new space connects to the rooms around it. Then we build it to match, so the addition blends into your home instead of standing out as an obvious add-on.
02 · Process
How We Build Your Addition
The process starts with a free consultation and a detailed written estimate covering scope, materials, and timeline. We pull the permits and schedule the code inspections, then handle demolition, foundation, framing, systems, and finishes in the right order. You get one point of contact for the entire addition.
We keep the site clean and the work sealed off from the rest of your home as much as possible. That keeps dust down and lets you keep living in the house while we build. We update you at each stage, so there are no surprises.
03 · Built to Last
Built to Match and to Last
An addition has to hold up to the same winters and humid summers as the rest of your home. We set footings below the frost line, seal and flash the connections to the existing structure, and insulate to code. That keeps the new space dry, warm, and comfortable year-round.
We build additions to the Connecticut State Building Code, and every inspection along the way confirms the work is done right. A properly built, well-tied addition adds real value to your home and avoids the leaks and drafts that come from a rushed, poorly connected job.
