Does building an addition to a house cost the same, per square foot, as building a new house?
A. Adding on always cost more. Often times additions reveal other problems with the existing structure. It also involves demolition as well as removal and disposal of existing materials. The type of spaces such as kitchens and bathrooms cost more to finish than other rooms such as bedrooms. Q. Should I fix up this old house and or build a new one in a new sub-division? A. This one is not so easy to answer, maybe you really like the neighborhood, maybe the house is too small, maybe your parents or grand-parents lived there, maybe the house is not up to code, whatever the issues, you’ll have to decide based on economics, and personal needs. Q. Should I tear down this old house and just build a new one on the same lot? A. This one is easy, simply compare the cost. Then compare the benefits of each. It really comes down to what you’re willing to spend and what you want. Q. What are the responsibilities of a general contractor? A. Click here to find out what the GC duties are. Q. In buildin
