Home Additions
More House, Without Moving.
Structural additions across DFW — second stories, wings and expansions that read like they were always there.
Type
Home Addition
Location
Flower Mound, TX
Scope
Two Stories
Structure
Self-Performed
Additions
The hard part is where the new house meets the old one.
Additions live or die on structure: how the new load path finds the ground, how the roof ties in, and whether the addition settles at the same rate as the original.
Because we self-perform foundation and framing, that connection is engineered and executed by the same team — not negotiated between two subs.
- Structural Framing — Self-performed crews — precision from the bones outward.
- Structural Concrete — Foundations engineered for North Texas soil, poured in house.
- Design + Engineering — One team coordinating architecture, engineering and execution.
Scope
Everything an addition touches.
Structural Tie-In
Load paths, headers and reinforced connections.
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Foundations
Piers and slabs matched to the existing house.
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Matched pitch, valleys and weather detailing.
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Interior Finish
Trim and flooring carried through the seam.
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Permitting
City review and inspections handled.
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Whole-Home Reno
Often paired with the addition.
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Two-Story Addition, Flower Mound
- Type
- Home Addition
- Location
- Flower Mound, TX
- Scope
- Two Stories
- Structure
- Self-Performed
New foundation, long-span framing and a full roof tie-in that added living space without touching the original elevation language.
Process
From Idea To Extra Room.
01
Walkthrough
We see the house, hear the problem and talk honestly about budget.
02
Plan
Scope, structure, selections and schedule resolved before demo starts.
03
Build
One superintendent, protected finishes and a clean site every evening.
04
Reveal
Punch list closed, warranty in hand, the house back to being yours.
Gallery
Additions That Disappear Into The House.
“You cannot tell where the old house stops. That was the whole point.”
Licensed GC
Texas
Self-Performed
Structure
FAQ
Common questions
How much does a home addition cost?
Most structural additions in DFW run $300–$500+ per square foot, driven by foundation work, roof tie-in complexity and finish level.
Can I stay in the house during construction?
Usually yes. We isolate the work area with dust containment and sequence utility interruptions.
How long does an addition take?
Typically 5–9 months of construction, plus design and permitting.
Do you handle permits and city review?
Yes — drawings, submittals, revisions and inspections.
Will the addition match my existing house?
That is the standard we hold: matched masonry, rooflines, trim profiles and floor heights.
Home additions in Dallas–Fort Worth.
Nova Luxe builds structural home additions across DFW — second-story additions, primary suite wings, guest quarters, garage conversions and full rear expansions — with the foundation and framing self-performed.
Why structure matters most in an addition
Nearly every failed addition traces back to the same two things: a foundation that behaves differently than the original, or a roof tie-in that leaks. Both are structural problems, and both are ours.
More Room Starts Here
Add On Instead Of Moving On.
Tell us what your house is missing. We'll tell you whether the structure will allow it and what it costs.