What burned you before
- Wasn't even sure it was structurally possible
- Bid was one number, then it climbed halfway through
- Goes quiet for days — you do the chasing
- Cut corners on permits, structure, or inspections
Outgrown your home but don't want to move? We add the space — room additions, second stories, even basement dig-outs.
Not sure it can even be done on your house? We'll tell you what's structurally possible — before you spend a dollar.
Plus an honest answer on whether it's worth doing — even if that's “not yet.”
“Honest and fair — no surprises.”
Prefer to talk? (801) 515-3594
Is this you?
Then you've outgrown your home but you're not ready to leave it — and you're exactly who we build for.
“We love our neighborhood — we just need more space.”
“Can you even add a second story to a house like ours?”
“We've got a crawl space — could that become real living space?”
“The last guy wasn't even sure it was structurally possible.”
“The work is incredible and so beautiful.”
What clients say
“He and his crew were prompt, professional, thorough, and was able to do the job ahead of schedule. Price was fair and competitive. We are very happy and satisfied with the work that was done and will definitely look to Dakota at Lynnwood Construction for our next projects.”
“Their pricing was honest and fair, no surprises, just great work at a reasonable cost — especially considering that we were on a tight budget to begin with.”
“They were very respectful and got the job done in a timely manner! The work is incredible and so beautiful, and detail oriented.”
“He did an amazing job and showed up when he said he would. He finished in a timely manner and was excellent at sending pictures of the finished product to me.”
“Great attention to detail, which I feel is rare. The pricing was also fair and the work excellent.”
“They were great with communication to keep us up to date, worked in a timely manner, and the workmanship was excellent.”
Why homeowners pick us
Most folks who call us about adding on have already been told it's complicated, or gotten a bid that felt like a guess. Here's what changes when you hire a crew that tells you straight what your home can take.
“Prompt, professional, thorough, and was able to do the job ahead of schedule. Price was fair and competitive.”
Featured projects
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Unused square footage turned into the place everyone ends up — full wet bar, quartz island, and durable wood-look floors.
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Finished work · Utah County
Bare space to a bright, open living area — warm lighting, clean paint, and floors that handle real family life. Done on schedule.
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Our work
“He went above and beyond to make sure everything was perfect.”
How it works
Not sure where to start? That's the normal place to be — step one is just telling us about your home, and we figure out what it can take. No pushy salesman, no all-day pitch.
Fill out the quick form — what you want to add and a little about your house. Takes about a minute.
60 seconds93% of new requests hear from us within 2 minutes during business hours. No phone tag, no chasing.
MinutesYou talk to the owner — not a commission salesman. He'll answer your feasibility, structural, and permit questions straight.
Same day or nextWe come see the house, look at what's possible, and hand you one honest price in writing. No surprises later.
Within a few days“Great attention to detail, which I feel is rare.”
Every home is different — your foundation, structure, lot, and setbacks all decide what's actually possible, and no two additions are the same. We assess your specific home and tell you what it can take before you commit a dollar — no guessing, no generic answer. “We'll tell you straight what your home can take — even if the answer is ‘not this way.’”
Adding on can keep you in the neighborhood you love and is often a smart alternative to packing up and starting over somewhere new. But it's not always the right call — the honest answer depends on your home, your lot, and the scope of what you want. “We'll give you a straight answer on whether adding makes sense for your home — even if it's ‘not yet.’”
Asked before
Often, yes — turning a crawl space into real living space or digging out under an existing home is something we do. It depends on your foundation, soil, and structure, so we assess your specific home first and tell you straight what's possible before any work begins.
Sometimes — it comes down to your existing foundation and framing and whether they can carry the added load. We bring in structural engineering to check what your home can take and give you a clear answer instead of a guess.
Yes — room additions, bump-outs, and extending the footprint are some of our most common projects. What's possible depends on your lot, setbacks, and structure, and we'll walk through all of it with you before you commit a dollar.
Always. We handle the permits, coordinate the structural engineering, and build to Utah County code through final inspection. It protects your home's value and keeps everything legal when you sell or refinance.
Honestly, it depends — adding on can keep you in the neighborhood you love and avoid the cost and upheaval of moving, but the right answer comes down to your home, your lot, and the scope of what you want. We'll give you a straight answer for your situation — even if it's ‘not yet.’
Most of the time, yes — it depends on the scope, and we'll tell you up front what to expect. We keep the work zone contained, clean up as we go, and walk you through the timeline so there are no surprises about how your home feels during the build.
“I highly recommend Dakota at Lynnwood Construction.”
Ready when you are
Most projects take 2–3 conversations to know if we’re a fit. Yours starts with a 60-second form or a phone call — whichever you prefer.
We reply personally — no call center, no bots.“He finished in a timely manner and was excellent in sending pictures of the finished product to me.”