Home Addition Contractor in Utah County
Adding square footage is the most involved project a homeowner takes on. There's zoning and setbacks, foundation and framing, tying new roof to old, and making the finished addition look like it was always part of the house. There's also the question most people forget: whether your electrical service can carry the extra space.
What an addition project involves
Additions are scoped individually. Webb manages the project and self-performs the electrical; foundation, framing, roofing, and mechanical trades are licensed subcontractors.
- Feasibility review: setbacks, lot coverage, and what your city allows
- Coordination with a designer or engineer for stamped plans
- Excavation, footings, and foundation work
- Framing, sheathing, and tying the new roofline into the existing one
- Windows, doors, siding, and exterior finish matched to the house
- Electrical service evaluation — panel capacity, subpanel, new circuits
- HVAC extension or a separate system for the new space
- Plumbing rough-in where the addition includes a bath or kitchenette
- Insulation, drywall, flooring, trim, and paint
- Permits, inspections at every stage, and scheduling across all trades
Webb self-performs the electrical work and manages licensed subcontractors for the other trades.
Planning something like this?
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Service area
Lehi · American Fork · Pleasant Grove · Orem · Provo · Saratoga Springs · Eagle Mountain · Highland · Alpine · Cedar Hills · Vineyard · Spanish Fork · Springville · Mapleton · Draper · Bluffdale
General contracting with electrical expertise built in.
Most general contractors sub out the electrical and wait on somebody else's calendar. Webb is licensed on both sides, so the trade that touches nearly every phase of the job is already on the crew.
An addition adds load. We evaluate the existing service early so a panel upgrade is budgeted up front instead of discovered at rough-in.
Subpanel placement and circuit layout for the new space are planned with the framing, not retrofitted after.
Existing circuits interrupted by the tie-in get rerouted properly rather than extended with a junction box in the attic.
Licensed Utah Electrical Contractor & General Contractor
License details available on request.
Based in Lehi, UT
Serving Utah County & surrounding areas.
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Written scope & pricing
You see what's included before work starts.
How the project runs
Initial conversation
We talk through what you want to add, roughly where, and what you're hoping to spend — before anybody pays for drawings.
Site walkthrough
We walk the exterior and the interior tie-in point, look at the roofline, the foundation, and the panel, and flag anything that would make a different location easier.
Scope & estimate
Additions are usually priced after plans exist. We'll tell you what we can estimate now and what has to wait for drawings.
Planning & scheduling
Permit applications, material selections, and a sequence for the trades — worked out before demo day, not during.
Construction
The crew runs the job with regular updates from Webb. Inspections are scheduled as the work reaches each stage.
Final walkthrough
We walk the finished space together, build a punch list, and close it out before we call the project done.
Schedules depend on permitting, inspections, and material availability. We give you a projected sequence and keep you updated rather than promise dates outside our control.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about home additions in Utah County.
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Home Additions in Lehi and across Utah County & surrounding areas. Send the details and we'll set up a walkthrough.