Home Additions · Trinity, New Port Richey, Clearwater and Tampa
Home additions and in-law suites in Tampa Bay
More room without moving away from the street you like.
Families in Hernando and Pasco add on for the same few reasons: a parent moving in, a kid coming home, or a house that was right-sized ten years ago. An addition keeps you in the neighborhood and the school you chose.
Additions involve plans, permits, structure, roofing tie-ins and the finish work, so the job needs one team keeping it all in order. That is the role Major League Contracting plays.
Our process
- 1Site visit and goals
- 2Feasibility and budget range
- 3Plans and permits
- 4Foundation and framing
- 5Dry-in and rough trades
- 6Finish and final inspection
What is included
Room additions
Bedrooms, offices and family rooms that match the existing home.
In-law suites
Bedroom, bath and sitting area, with privacy for both households.
Garage conversions
Turn an underused garage into living space, where code and HOA allow it.
Primary suite expansions
Bigger bedroom, walk-in closet and a real bathroom.
Recent home additions work
FAQ
Home Additions questions
How much does a home addition cost in Florida?+
Cost is driven by square footage, foundation, roof tie-in and finish level. We give you a budget range at the first visit and a detailed estimate once the plan is set.
Can I convert my garage into a bedroom?+
Often, if it meets egress, insulation and code requirements. HOAs sometimes restrict it, so we check that first.
What happens before construction starts on an addition?+
We measure, check setbacks and the survey, and work with a designer or engineer on drawings. Those plans go to the permitting office before any digging begins.
Who approves an addition, the city or the county?+
It depends on whether your parcel is inside city limits. Unincorporated areas of Pasco, Hernando, Pinellas and Hillsborough go through their county building departments. We confirm and submit the plans.
Will an addition match my existing roof and stucco?+
That is the goal. We tie the new roofline into the old one and match exterior finishes as closely as the original materials allow, so it does not look tacked on.
Do I need HOA approval for an addition?+
If you live in a deed-restricted community, almost certainly. We can provide drawings and material details for the architectural review package.
Can we live at home while you build an addition?+
Most families do. The new space is built outside first, and the wall between old and new is opened near the end to keep dust and disruption down.
Does an addition affect my septic system?+
Adding bedrooms can trigger a septic review with the health department. We check that early so it does not stall the permit.
Ready to talk home additions?
Send a few photos and a sentence about the project. We reply with next steps. Serving Pasco, Pinellas, Hillsborough and Hernando counties.