Rear home addition on a Toronto house with matched brick, large windows and warm interior lighting by CONHECT

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Home Additions in Toronto & the GTA

Moving is expensive, disruptive and often unnecessary. An addition gives you the space you need in the neighbourhood you already chose — and when it is detailed properly, nobody can tell where the old house ends.

What is included

Everything this project needs, under one contract

Rear & side extensions

More kitchen, more living space, more light — tied cleanly into the existing structure.

Second-storey additions

Bedrooms and ensuites added above, with engineering for the loads below.

In-law & multigenerational suites

Private, accessible living space with its own bathroom and entry where allowed.

Garage conversions & garden suites

Where zoning permits, unused structures become real living space.

Foundations & structure

Footings, underpinning, beams and posts designed by engineers and inspected.

Exterior matching

Brick, siding, roofline and window profiles matched so the addition looks original.

Feasibility before fantasy

Zoning, setbacks, lot coverage, height limits and committee-of-adjustment risk decide what is actually buildable on your lot. We check that first, so you are not paying for drawings of something the city will never approve.

You get a realistic scope, a realistic schedule and a realistic budget before commitment.

One team from footing to final coat

Additions punish poor coordination — excavation, framing, roofing, mechanicals and finishes all have to hand off cleanly, often around weather. We run it with one project lead, weather-tight sequencing and weekly updates.

We also stage the work to keep your home secure and liveable for as much of the build as possible.

What it costs

Honest ranges, itemized quotes

Additions in the GTA generally start around $200,000 and rise with square footage, structural scope and finish level. Second storeys and foundation work carry the largest variables, and everything is itemized before you commit.

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Questions

Home Additions questions, answered

How long does a home addition take?

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Expect 3 to 6 months on site for most additions, plus 2 to 4 months beforehand for design, engineering and permits.

Will the addition look attached or bolted on?

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That is a detailing decision. We match brick or siding, align rooflines and carry interior trim profiles through so the transition reads as original construction.

Do you handle permits and engineering?

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Yes. Architectural drawings, structural engineering, permit submission and inspections are all managed by us.

Can we live in the house during construction?

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Often yes, especially for rear additions. Second storeys usually require moving out for part of the build, and we will tell you upfront which applies.

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