More room for the way you live. Home additions, primary suites, and room expansions planned and built by one TGA team.
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Tell us the space you want to add and where your home is located.
A growing family, a home office, or a bedroom and bathroom on the main floor can change what you need from your house. TGA Kitchens & Remodeling helps Tampa homeowners plan additions that connect naturally to the existing home.
We start with your needs and measurements, then coordinate the scope, design, permitting, and construction. The first step is a free TGA 5-Star Estimate based on your project.
Completed TGA project
This completed TGA project combines new room space, structural support work, a master bathroom, and a custom walk-in closet. Explore the original construction and finished photos.
Add a bedroom, office, family room, or more space beside the kitchen. We consider furniture placement, daylight, storage, and how people move between the existing rooms and the new space.
Bring a bedroom, bathroom, and closet together, or plan a suite for family members who need more privacy. Doorways, shower access, and the connection to shared living areas are worth discussing early.
Building up may preserve yard space, but the existing structure, foundations, stairs, and roof need careful review. We help compare that scope with a ground-floor addition before you commit to a direction.
An enclosed sunroom or a garage converted to living space can offer another way to use your property. The existing slab, enclosure, cooling, and required approvals affect whether the space can serve the purpose you have in mind.
A separate living unit brings different questions about utilities, access, and permitted use. Explore our ADU building services in Tampa if you want an independent space with its own kitchen and bathroom.
Square footage is only part of the budget. A bedroom expansion, a bathroom suite, and a second story can involve very different work even when they add a similar amount of space.
Your proposal should explain the included work, allowances, exclusions, and how changes will be handled. Bring any survey, existing plans, and inspiration photos you have to the conversation. Our home addition budgeting guide can help organize your questions; broad estimates are not a quote for your property.
A ground-floor addition creates new space but uses more of the lot and may need a new foundation. A second story preserves the footprint while introducing structural work and stairs. A conversion reuses an existing enclosure, but that enclosure may need substantial upgrades for living space.
We compare the options around your priorities: the room you need, the yard you want to keep, the existing structure, and the budget. There is no single option that is always the least expensive.
A Tampa mailing address does not by itself identify the permitting authority. We first establish whether the property falls within the City of Tampa or another jurisdiction, then review the proposed work against the applicable requirements.
Lot boundaries, setbacks, easements, trees, drainage, and flood-zone conditions can affect an addition. Historic-district review or private community restrictions may also apply. Address these early, before treating a preferred layout as a buildable plan.
The City of Tampa’s residential addition plan-review guidance identifies existing and proposed floor plans, a description of the work, and structural documentation where applicable. TGA coordinates the project’s permit and inspection steps as part of the agreed scope.
The schedule separates planning, approvals, and construction so you can understand what has to happen next. We also discuss access, dust separation, utility interruptions, and whether any stage will require you to leave the home.
An addition has to work as both a structure and a place to live. TGA’s addition, bathroom, kitchen, and cabinetry work can be coordinated within one project rather than planned as disconnected pieces.
See our completed projects, learn about TGA’s team, or request a home visit. If you are planning an independent dwelling rather than expanding the main house, start with our Tampa ADU page.
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Tell us the space you want to add and where your home is located.
FAQ
A 12-by-12 room adds 144 square feet, but the size alone cannot establish the price. Foundation and roof work, site access, utilities, finishes, and changes to the existing home all matter. A room with a bathroom has a different scope from a bedroom without plumbing. We review the property before preparing your estimate.
Yes. A home addition requires permits and review by the authority responsible for the property. The plans and inspections depend on the proposed work. Zoning, floodplain, and historic-district requirements may also affect what can be approved.
The schedule depends on the design, required approvals, material availability, and construction scope. Planning and permit review come before the building phase. TGA discusses these stages for your project instead of applying one timeline to every room addition or second story.
It depends on how the work connects to the existing home. A separate work area may allow you to stay, while major roof openings, structural changes, or utility shutdowns may require other arrangements. We discuss the work zones and expected interruptions before construction.
Not always. A bedroom and bathroom connected to the main home may be part of a normal addition. An independent living unit with cooking, sleeping, and bathroom facilities raises separate questions about permitted use. TGA takes on both types and starts by clarifying how you intend to use the space.
An addition changes the usable space, but it does not guarantee a particular resale return. Location, layout, workmanship, approvals, and comparable homes all affect the result. Plan first around the space you need and use local valuation advice if resale is central to your decision.
Tell us what you want to add. We’ll start with a home visit, measurements, and a clear conversation about the project.
