ROYAL GENERALStart with how you want to live
List the rooms that feel crowded, how people move through the house and what new space should accomplish. A clear brief helps compare a rear addition, side extension or reconfigured ground floor.
ROYAL / HOME EXTENSIONS
More room for the life you live.
Explore a larger kitchen, a new family room or a thoughtfully connected addition that feels like part of the original home.
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Feasibility before finishes
Review the site, existing structure, utilities, drainage and access with the appropriate design professionals. Local approvals and project requirements must be established before a construction schedule is promised.
Connect old and new
Floor levels, rooflines, window proportions and exterior materials determine whether an addition feels integrated. Plan connections to the existing house as carefully as the new footprint.
Structure and building systems
Foundation work, framing and changes to existing openings need coordinated design. Heating, cooling, electrical and plumbing capacity should be reviewed alongside the space plan.
Budget the complete project
Include design, approvals, site work, construction, finishes and a contingency for concealed conditions. Clarify which items are allowances and which are fixed selections in the proposal.
Living through construction
Discuss temporary access, dust separation, utility interruptions and whether portions of the home must be vacated. Agree on communication, change approvals and the handover checklist before work begins.
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Questions worth asking.
What should I bring to a consultation?
Photos, rough measurements, existing plans if available, your priorities and an approximate budget range help establish a useful starting point.
How is the final price established?
A site review, agreed scope and material selections inform a written proposal. Ask for clear allowances, exclusions and a process for approving unforeseen work.
Can the project be completed in stages?
Discuss dependencies before splitting work into phases. Roofing, siding, windows and additions may share transitions; interior projects may share mechanical work.
THE NEXT CHAPTER OF YOUR HOME
Start with a conversation.
Build with a plan.
PLAN YOUR PROJECT
Get a free more room for the life you live. estimate.
Based in Westchester, NY, Royal General Construction serves New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania. Send Tony Memaci your project location and a description of the work.
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