Renovations & Additions

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Sometimes you love your neighborhood, but your home is just too outdated or too small for your growing family. Renovating or adding an addition to your home are great solutions. Whether you need a kitchen or bathroom remodel or a full home renovation with new electrical wiring, replacement windows, flooring, paint, etc. Baker Roofing & Construction can assist you. Our dedicated project managers will work with you from design to completion to ensure every detail has been planned out and executed flawlessly.

Renovations and Remodels

It is common to use the words renovation and remodel interchangeably, however, the two words are very different. Renovation means to make new or to revive. On the contrary, remodel means to remake or alter the structure. Therefore, you can see how the two words are fundamentally different yet, can sometimes blur lines. Such as, you maybe renovating your home to ensure your electrical wiring is safe and reliable while remodeling the kitchen to create more space and a more open floor plan.

Additions

When your home is perfect however, just too small, an addition could be the answer for you. Baker Roofing & Construction has the years of experience it takes to build additions right. Your new addition will fit seamlessly with your existing structure as if it built at the same time.
We do it all from the foundation to the roof, whether you are expanding your home for a den, mother-in-laws’ space or building a free-standing garage.

Garage Additions or Rebuilds

Garage additions or rebuilds are increasingly common these days. They are not only opportunities to create more storage space, but also have the added potential to include a second story apartment and a solar panel system. Many of the garages built in the 1960-80s are in very poor shape today. In fact, they are often not built very well from the start and now offer only a small percentage of the protection they once did. Frequently, the foundations have moved, cracked and become severely unlevel. This could result in minor issues like causing doors to not open and close properly or it could lead to much worse issues with the structure.