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Make your home fee like it’s truly yours. It’s in a neighborhood you love, with a master suite that’s just right, and a backyard that you and your family love to play in. If you’re considering opting for an addition, pause and think over these important considerations first:

How much space will you need? With additions, the first square foot added is always the most expensive. Think of it this way: if you only added ten square feet to your home, you would still need to do all of the basic foundation/electrical/HVAC work you would do if you added 500 square feet. So, if you’re only looking to add a little extra space to your master closet, it might be a bit more budget-friendly to consider redistributing space on the inside rather than building out.

What are your lot’s setbacks? Setbacks are boundaries required by your municipality that designate areas of your land that can’t be built on – usually mandatory side or back yards to make sure you don’t back up to your neighbor’s home. Your contractor will be able to help you figure out where you can and can’t build, but it’s good to be aware of this issue before getting into design.

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