Room Additions & Second Stories
More bedrooms, a bigger kitchen, a sunroom off the back or a whole second story, framed, wired and finished to match the house you already love.
Suazo Contracting is a home addition contractor for Raleigh, Knightdale and the rest of Wake County. If you like your neighborhood but have outgrown your floor plan, an addition is usually cheaper than moving, and it adds real square footage to your appraisal.
We design additions to look like they were always there: matching rooflines, siding that lines up, and floors that run through without a step. Because we hold both the general contractor and electrical licenses, the new circuits and panel work are done by our own crew.
Popular projects right now are primary suites on the main floor, bonus rooms over garages and rear family room additions that open onto a new deck or screened porch.
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Additions in Wake County need a zoning check for setbacks and lot coverage before the building permit. We confirm what your lot allows with Wake County Planning or your town before we draw anything.
Many Knightdale and Raleigh subdivisions from the 1990s and 2000s have rear setbacks that still leave room for a 12 to 16 foot addition. We measure it on the first visit and tell you what fits.

Cost depends on the size, whether it is one story or two, and how much plumbing and electrical is involved. We give a line-item estimate after a site visit instead of a square-foot guess.
Smaller additions can be drawn in-house. Second stories and anything that changes the roof structure usually get an engineer's stamp, which we coordinate for you.
Most single-room additions take two to four months once the permit is issued. Second stories take longer because the roof comes off.
That is the goal of every addition we build. We match roof pitch, siding profile, trim size and flooring so the seam disappears.
Yes. New bathrooms, laundry rooms and kitchens are common parts of our additions, and the plumbing and electrical are permitted with the structure.
Yes, every addition in North Carolina needs a building permit and inspections. We handle the whole process.
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