There are several financing options for home additions or large renovation projects, and they vary from lender to lender. Most people choose either a home equity line of credit (HELOC) or a construction loan. Home equity lines of credit are based on your property’s current equity, and construction loans are based on the future value…
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Can I Live in My Home with An Addition Being Built?
For most standard home addition projects, homeowners don’t move out of their house unless a contractor is touching a large amount of their existing space. Yes, there may be some discomfort while living in your home during construction, but it is usually the simplest option. During the design phase of your home addition, our team…
Build Up or Build Out? Is a 1st Story or 2nd Story Bedroom Addition the Right Choice For You?
Are you feeling overwhelmed by the limited space in your home, but don’t want to move you and your family from the house and neighborhood you love? A master bedroom addition is an excellent opportunity to add beautiful, functional space to your home. Adding a first-floor or second-floor addition is a fantastic way to solve…
Questions to Ask Your Contractor When Building a Second-Story Addition
A second-story home addition can be one of the greatest ways to add space to the home you love, especially when your yard or permitting won’t allow for outward expansion. But a second-story addition comes with its own set of challenges. It’s creating an entirely new layout while building on top of your existing home…
Action Builders Awarded Mention in Qualified Remodeler’s 2021 Top 500
When looking for a reputable company to entrust with your home remodel or new addition, realize that nationally recognized endorsements are rare and should be valued. It’s one thing for a company to proclaim they are a top choice, and it’s another when they prove themselves and earn the trust of others with a consistent…
7 Spacious Ideas for Your Cape Cod Home Expansion
With its symmetrical exterior, centrally-located chimney, and weathered shingles, it’s no surprise the Cape Cod-style has been a favorite among New England homeowners for centuries. This charming, classic design dates back to the 1600s; however, World War II veterans popularized it when searching for new houses in the 1940s. Unfortunately, many homeowners struggle with the…
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