Adding space to an existing home
Families change, priorities shift and a home that once worked can begin to feel tight. An extension can add the room you need while allowing you to remain in the place you know.
Mallon Building has experience with additions and restructuring existing dwellings. That combined perspective is important: the new space must be built well, but it must also connect logically and physically with the existing house.
The connection is the project
Levels, rooflines, cladding, structure and room flow all meet at the boundary between old and new. A good extension does more than add floor area. It improves how the home works as a whole.
Extension and renovation together
Many extension projects involve alterations inside the existing footprint as well. A wall may move, circulation may change, or an old room may take on a different use once the new area opens. Mallon Building can consider the extension and renovation work as one connected project.
Questions about extensions
Do you build home extensions in Dunedin?
Yes. Mallon Building serves Dunedin from its Milton base, along with the practical surrounding area.
Can you alter the existing house at the same time?
Yes. Extensions frequently involve reworking parts of the existing layout, and alterations are a core area of Mallon Building's experience.
What should I have ready before I call?
A simple description of your property, location, the space you need and any plans or ideas you already have is enough to begin a conversation.