Additions · Matched, not auctioned

Additions, done right the first time.

The addition you were nervous about, planned by someone who's done it before and matched with the one contractor who's right for yours. Footings, framing, roof tie-in — the new part reads like it was always there.

Vetted by a contractor who’d put their own name on the job.
The quality bar

What “done right” means for a addition.

The standards a contractor on our roster meets before they get handed a homeowner. Not marketing — the checklist we use.

  1. Footings dug below the frost line, engineered where required.
  2. New roof tied in with proper step + counter flashing.
  3. Load path traced from the ridge down to the footing — nothing floats.
  4. Exterior siding matched or intentionally transitioned — never just butted.
How it works

Four calm steps from nervous to an addition you love.

No forms sold to the highest bidder. No ten calls in one afternoon. Just a clear path, walked with people who’ve been in the trade for 25 years.

1

Tell us about your addition

A few plain-English questions. What you want to change, what you don't, and how you like to work. No forms sold to ten strangers.

2

We hand-pick one contractor for it

Vetted by people who've hired them, sized to your scope and timeline. You get the one right pro — not a list to sort through.

3

The app keeps the project honest

Schedule, budget, decisions, updates — one place, one truth. Nothing slips, nobody's guessing.

4

An addition you're glad to show off

Finished, built to last, and matched to the way you actually live. The kind of result you'll be showing people for years.

Markets served

Available in:

Available in: DC Metro · Baltimore · Richmond · Austin · Chicago · Denver

  • DC Metro
  • Baltimore
  • Richmond
  • Austin
  • Chicago
  • Denver
In the field

The kind of addition work you tell your friends about.

25
Years of hands-on trade behind every match
1
Contractor matched to your addition — not ten
100%
Personally vetted before we introduce anyone
Moss
Building & Design standing behind the network
Are you a contractor?

Ready to talk addition?

A few plain-English questions about your project. We'll match you with the one contractor who's right for it — no forms sold to strangers, no ten calls in one afternoon.