JM General Contractor provides residential home additions. Share the space you want to add, how you will use it and how it should connect to your existing home so the team can discuss the appropriate scope.
Begin with the room you need
Describe the problem the addition should solve: more everyday living space, a different room arrangement or room for changing household needs. List your must-haves separately from ideas you would like to explore. That gives the conversation a clear starting point.
Think about the connection to your home
Photos of the existing house and the proposed connection are useful, along with any plans or measurements you already have. Explain how people should move between the existing rooms and the new space, which entrances matter and what you want to retain.
- Which rooms or outdoor areas would be affected?
- What should match the existing home, and what would you like to change?
- Are there access restrictions or household needs to discuss?
Questions to settle before a written scope
Ask what drawings, design input, approvals or specialist work your particular addition may require, and who would be responsible for each part. Confirm how existing conditions and changes discovered during the work would be reviewed. Do not assume these responsibilities are included before they are agreed.
If the project also changes existing rooms, describe that work alongside the addition so the boundaries are clear.
Start with your project details
Standard homeowner estimates are free. Insurance-related estimates may carry a fee; confirm any fee with JM before requesting that work.
Share your city and state, project address, photos and priorities. JM confirms coverage for each address, with an approximate 30-minute driving area around the listed service-area cities.