How much do addition contractors typically cost?
- Wilmington, North Carolina Average$29,660
- Typical Range$14,325 - $47,676
- Low End - High End$4,800 - $60,000
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Atkinson, NC·
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"Kyle worked with me and was very helpful with the project that I need done. Thank you for your kindness."
B M. in December 2022
Wilmington, NC·
Additions, Kitchen Remodels, Historic Renovations , and 2 more
"1 Oak Construction took on a complete home renovation, and their commitment to precision and attention to detail exceeded my expectations. From the outset, they emphasized the importance of getting every aspect right and demonstrated an unwavering dedication to quality. Throughout the project, they never cut corners, ensuring that each element was meticulously executed. Communication was seamless with the team, making the entire process exceptionally smooth. Their responsiveness and willingness to address any concerns made working with them a pleasure. I am genuinely thrilled with the outstanding results and appreciate the steadfast support provided by 1 Oak Construction throughout this transformative journey."
Bryan C. in December 2023
Wilmington, NC·
Kitchen remodels, Home Additions and Remodels, Sunroom or Patio Enclosure - Build , and 2 more
"loved working with this whole group."
Kathryn W. in November 2010
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Costs for related projects in Wilmington, NC
- Build a Barn, Shed or Playhouse$3,075 - $6,500
- Build an Addition$14,325 - $47,676
- Demo an Interior$2,000 - $3,790
- Perform Home Renovations and Repairs$15,000 - $80,000
- Remodel or Renovate a House$20,400 - $37,500
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Your research doesn’t stop here. Once you’ve found a few prospective companies, make an call to ask a few questions about work history, licensure and more:
- Have you completed a job like this before?
- Do you have a list of references I can contact?
- When are you able to start the job?
In most cases, the responses you get to these three questions will give you a very good idea of the right pro for your project. If you have more than one front-runner, these additional questions can help you narrow it down.
- How many years of experience do you have?
- What’s your permanent business address?
- Are you licensed to work in my area?
- When did you earn your business license?
- How do you handle warranty service complaints?
- Do you have worker’s compensation, property damage and personal liability insurance?
Any good contractor will answer these questions, and most will appreciate dealing with a client that takes such an active interest in finding good service. On the other hand, if a contractor gives you a hard time with these questions, you probably want to find someone else.
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Wilmington Addition & Remodeling Contractors are rated 4.9 out of 5 based on 86 reviews of 86 pros.
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Project Location: Wilmington, NC Date: 01/29/24Type of Addition: Convert or finish existing spaceProject Description: Design and buildWhat types of rooms/spaces are you interested in adding to your home?: Bathroom(s)What types of rooms/spaces are you interested in adding to your home?: OtherComment: I'd like to have a full bathroom built into an existing room, it's a 3rd story bonus room. I'd like to have a shower, toilet, vanity, sink, and vent fan addedProject Location: Wilmington, NC Date: 01/21/24Type of Addition: Second story additionProject Description: Design and buildWhat types of rooms/spaces are you interested in adding to your home?: Bedroom(s)What types of rooms/spaces are you interested in adding to your home?: OtherComment: Researching 3 different things: 1. I have a roof covered back patio(roughly 12'x12') on a slab. Considering converting this to a sunroom. 2. I want to understand how hard it would be to take the roof off of the back patio, and on top of that structure, build an addition to my home on the second level, off of the master bedroom. Could cut out the window of the master bedroom as the entryway to the addition. 3. Pour another concrete slab(or build a wooden deck) that connects to the existing back patio, and build a covered patio. Roughly 25' x 17'Project Location: Wilmington, NC Date: 01/19/24Type of Addition: Ground level additionProject Description: Design and buildWhat types of rooms/spaces are you interested in adding to your home?: Bathroom(s)
