Home Additions

If your home no longer fits your needs, an addition or Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) could be the perfect solution. Whether you’re expanding your kitchen, adding a new bedroom, or building an in-law suite, ProServe ATX has the expertise to make your home work better for you. Our team works with you to ensure your addition or ADU blends seamlessly with your existing space while adding the functionality and style you’re looking for.

Your Vision, Our Commitment – Building Trust, One Project at a Time.

Communication

We believe in clear and open communication throughout the renovation process, ensuring that your ideas and concerns are heard and addressed.

Client Advocacy

We go above and beyond to protect your best interests, advocating for transparency, quality, and fair treatment in all aspects of your project.

Proactive Leadership

We take the initiative to anticipate and address challenges before they arise. By staying ahead of the curve, we can maximize efficiency.

Seamless Home Additions

At ProServe ATX, we focus on what matters most to you—functionality, style, and a smooth process. Our team takes pride in delivering results that fit seamlessly with your home and lifestyle. From bedrooms to in-law suites or dedicated offices, we’ll help you make your space work better for you.

Expand your home

At ProServe ATX, we specialize in creating home additions and Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) that are both functional and stylish. Our team works closely with you to design additions that blend perfectly with your current space, enhancing both functionality and value. Whether you’re just starting to explore ideas or have blueprints ready, we’re here to help bring your vision to life.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long will it take to get started?

Every project is unique, with its own set of complexities and preparation. For jobs that require permits, the timeline may be extended, as additional steps are involved during planning and inspections. Before we finalize any agreement, we’ll create a detailed Gantt Chart with our best estimate of the project timeline, so you know exactly what to expect.

Is there a time of year not to start a home addition project?

While there’s no specific time of year to avoid starting a home addition or exterior renovation, there are some weather conditions that can affect certain parts of the project. For instance, frozen ground or extremely cold pipes may cause delays, and freezing temperatures or heavy rain can extend timelines, especially when it comes to tasks like painting, which requires specific weather conditions. Rest assured, we plan ahead and work around the forecast to ensure your project moves forward as smoothly and efficiently as possible.

Does my job need a permit?

There are Federal, State, County, and City regulations that vary depending on where your property is located. Permits are pulled at a City or County level. A good rule of thumb is that if electrical, plumbing, or structural components are being modified, you will likely need a permit. The good news is we will handle the entire process.

What times will your team be in my house during the additon?

Our standard working hours are Monday through Friday, from 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. If you require work over the weekend, we can accommodate that on a case-by-case basis. We prioritize our team’s well-being and family time, as we believe in giving our employees the opportunity to recharge and maintain a healthy work-life balance.

What about Change Orders? I want to avoid unexpected costs.

We see every project as a true partnership, and part of that means thoroughly reviewing the scope of work together. If it’s included in the scope, it’s covered; if it’s not, it will be a change order. Just as we won’t charge you for anything you haven’t approved, we also cannot be held responsible for anything that wasn’t agreed upon in advance.

Are you a licensed and insured contractor?

Yes, we have general liability and workers compensation. Licensing is not required in Texas.

Additions