Home Addition
Primary Suite Addition with Deck and Ramp
A 506-square-foot heated addition creates a new primary bedroom suite and connects it to a 190-square-foot exterior deck and ramp.
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Coordinate new work with the house that already exists.
Additions and remodels require careful documentation of both existing and proposed conditions. Accudrafters develops the layout, exterior relationship, demolition scope, systems coordination, and permit-review drawings as defined for the project. See the broader residential design and drafting approach for Albuquerque and Central New Mexico.
Published pricing
Home additions up to 1,000 square feet are $3,775; primary-suite additions with a bathroom are $4,275. Other defined scopes and area adjustments are listed on the pricing page.
Typical scope
What the service can include
- Existing and demolition plan development
- Proposed floor plans and exterior elevations
- Foundation, roof, wall, and electrical coordination as required
- Cabinet, fixture, stair, deck, or specialty details when included
- 3D views where applicable to the written scope
- Permit-review PDF plan set
Planning questions
What should be considered early
- How the new work connects to existing circulation
- Roof and exterior-material transitions
- Structural openings and engineering requirements
- Heating, cooling, plumbing, and electrical changes
- Access, stairs, decks, and guard requirements
- Whether the project can remain within the existing footprint
Related work
Project examples
Home Addition
Home Office and Walk-In Closet Addition
A focused 200-square-foot heated addition expands a primary-bedroom zone with a dedicated office and walk-in closet.
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Accessibility Addition
Two-Story Sunroom Addition with Residential Elevator
A two-level addition adds approximately 340 square feet of heated space, a residential elevator, an upper sunroom or bonus room, a deck, and an exterior spiral stair.
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Your project contact
Work directly with Jim Lynch, owner of Accudrafters.
Jim reviews the project scope, leads design communication, and remains your direct contact through delivery of the agreed drawing package.
Get the project defined in writing.
Send photographs, sketches, approximate size, location, and any existing plans for the fastest initial review.