Beyond Builder builds ADUs, second stories, and home additions across Los Angeles and Southern California. Licensed, reliable, and ready to bring your vision to life. Get a quote today.
Beyond Builder is your trusted, licensed partner (LIC #1118371) for home additions, from ADUs to second-story builds, adding space that fits seamlessly with your existing home.
Accessory Dwelling Units, Granny Dwelling Units, and Junior ADUs designed for rental income or extended family.
Building upward when your lot doesn’t allow outward expansion, adding significant new living space.
Converting or building above your garage for in-law suites, guest rooms, or an independent ADU.
New bedrooms, kitchen extensions, or living spaces added to your existing footprint.
Transforming unused space into functional living areas, a cost-effective way to expand.
Smaller, budget-friendly expansions that add impactful square footage to an existing room.
A home addition is a major project, and it deserves expert planning. At Beyond Builder, we manage permits, inspections, and construction scheduling so your addition complements your existing home and adds real value.
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Blueprints, 3D models, and permits secured before construction begins
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Foundation, framing, plumbing, electrical, and HVAC installed by our licensed team
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Final details installed, then reviewed with you before final inspection
Get an estimate by calling us or contacting our team via email. We’ll start your home addition on the right foot!
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Home additions typically cost $250 to $500 per square foot, depending on the room type, materials, and complexity. Bedroom additions generally cost less than kitchens or bathrooms, which need more plumbing and electrical work. We provide a free, detailed quote for your specific project.
Most home additions take three to four months to complete. Larger or more complex projects, like second stories or ADUs, may take longer due to additional design, permitting, and inspection requirements.
It depends on local zoning laws, setback rules, lot coverage limits, and HOA guidelines if applicable. Our team helps confirm what’s possible for your property and secures the necessary permits.
All three are types of secondary living units, but they differ in size, permitting requirements, and placement on your property. We’ll help determine which option fits your goals and your property’s zoning.
Yes. ADUs and similar additions are commonly used as rental units, offering a source of additional income while adding long-term value to your property.
