Services - Home Addition

Tampa Bay
Home Addition

Tampa Bay
Home Addition

Tampa Bay
Home Addition

New square footage designed in 3D before a single footer is poured, engineered to Florida wind code, tied cleanly into your existing structure, and finished to match the home you already love in St. Petersburg, Clearwater, and Tampa.

New square footage designed in 3D before a single footer is poured, engineered to Florida wind code, tied cleanly into your existing structure, and finished to match the home you already love in St. Petersburg, Clearwater, and Tampa.

5-star rated by Tampa Bay homeowners

5-star rated by Tampa Bay homeowners

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Scope of work

What Your Home Addition Includes.

What Your Home Addition Includes.

What Your Home Addition Includes.

Seamless Structural Integration

Seamless Structural Integration

An addition lives or dies at the seam where new meets old. We engineer the structural tie-in to carry real Florida loads and match the roofline so it reads as original, not an add-on. Florida CGC #1536264 (Justin Mattaliano) leads the build.

Permit & Code Navigation

Permit & Code Navigation

Additions trigger the full permitting process: wind-code, flood-zone review, and city or county sign-off. We handle the drawings, submittals, and inspections so you are not chasing a building department, and we plan around real permitting timelines up front.

Design That Matches Your Home

Design That Matches Your Home

A new addition should look like it grew out of the original home. Franco works in the NKBA-member design lane to match siding, trim, windows, and finishes, and you confirm it all in a 3D walkthrough before construction.

One Team, Concept to Completion

One Team, Concept to Completion

No handoffs between a designer who disappears and a crew that improvises. Design, engineering, permitting, and construction stay under one team. What you sign off on in the 3D preview is what gets built onto your home.

How we work

Your Journey to a Home Addition.
Your Journey to a Home Addition.
Your Journey to a Home Addition.
Consultation & Design

We meet to understand your goals and your lot, bring you into the St. Petersburg showroom for finishes, and design the addition in full 3D (footprint, rooflines, and interior layout) matched to your existing home, with the structural and permit plan set before any demo.

Build & Inspect

Our in-house crew engineers the structural tie-in to Florida wind code and builds the connection to carry real loads, with permits and inspections coordinated up front. On qualifying projects we can use approved private-provider inspections, a Florida-permitted option that helps keep the build moving.

Final Walkthrough

Your project manager walks the finished addition with you, checks the seam, rooflines, and finishes against the design, and hands over square footage that reads as one home, not two.

Recent projects

What our jobs Looks Like.

What our jobs Looks Like.

The difference

Why Choose BALLENCIACE?

Why Us Over Everyone Else?

Why Choose BALLENCIACE?

Other Contractors

  • Outsource work to random subcontractors

  • Limited to standard city inspection scheduling

  • No dedicated project manager, no flow, no care

  • Vague timelines and surprise costs, no planning

  • Cookie-cutter designs from a catalog

BALLENCIACE
CONSTRUCTION
  • In-house team of craftsmen on every project

  • Private-provider inspection option on qualifying projects (Florida-permitted)

  • Dedicated project manager, your single point of contact

  • 3D visualization so you see it before we build it

  • Custom designs based on the latest trends, tailored to your style & space

The feedback

Customer's Experiences and Reviews

Why Us Over Everyone Else?

Customer's Experiences and Reviews

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a home addition cost in Tampa Bay?

Additions are a higher-investment project, and BALLENCIACE is best fit for additions starting around $60K and up. Cost depends on square footage, whether you go out or up, foundation and structural work, and the finish level. We scope it honestly during design so the number reflects the real plan, not a guess.

Do I need permits for a home addition, and do you handle them?

Yes on both. Adding square footage triggers permitting, and in Tampa Bay that includes wind-code and often flood-zone review through your city or county. We prepare the drawings and manage the submittals and inspections. We do not promise a specific approval date, jurisdictions move at their own pace, but we plan the timeline around real permitting windows.

Can you build a second-story addition on my existing home?

Often yes. A second-story addition depends on your existing foundation and framing carrying the new load, which we verify with structural engineering before committing. When the existing structure supports it, going up is a strong way to add bedrooms or a primary suite without giving up yard.

How long does an addition take to build?

A typical addition runs several months of active construction once permits are pulled and materials are on site, and larger second-story or primary-suite additions run longer. The bigger variable is the design, engineering, and permitting before ground breaks. We hold that phase tight so the build stays on schedule.

Will the addition match the rest of my house?

That is the whole point of how we build. We match rooflines, exterior materials, trim, window styles, and interior finishes to your existing home, and you confirm all of it in the 3D design preview before construction. The goal is square footage that looks like it was always there.

Can I stay in my home during the addition?

Often yes, depending on the scope and which part of the home the work touches. Because additions build onto the side or up, your existing living space usually stays usable, and we contain dust and the work zone. For larger projects we map out any disruption with you during design so there are no surprises.

Do I get to see the addition before you build it?

Yes. You confirm the footprint, rooflines, exterior materials, and the full interior layout in a 3D design preview before construction starts. What you approve is what we build onto your home.

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a home addition cost in Tampa Bay?

Additions are a higher-investment project, and BALLENCIACE is best fit for additions starting around $60K and up. Cost depends on square footage, whether you go out or up, foundation and structural work, and the finish level. We scope it honestly during design so the number reflects the real plan, not a guess.

Do I need permits for a home addition, and do you handle them?

Yes on both. Adding square footage triggers permitting, and in Tampa Bay that includes wind-code and often flood-zone review through your city or county. We prepare the drawings and manage the submittals and inspections. We do not promise a specific approval date, jurisdictions move at their own pace, but we plan the timeline around real permitting windows.

Can you build a second-story addition on my existing home?

Often yes. A second-story addition depends on your existing foundation and framing carrying the new load, which we verify with structural engineering before committing. When the existing structure supports it, going up is a strong way to add bedrooms or a primary suite without giving up yard.

How long does an addition take to build?

A typical addition runs several months of active construction once permits are pulled and materials are on site, and larger second-story or primary-suite additions run longer. The bigger variable is the design, engineering, and permitting before ground breaks. We hold that phase tight so the build stays on schedule.

Will the addition match the rest of my house?

That is the whole point of how we build. We match rooflines, exterior materials, trim, window styles, and interior finishes to your existing home, and you confirm all of it in the 3D design preview before construction. The goal is square footage that looks like it was always there.

Can I stay in my home during the addition?

Often yes, depending on the scope and which part of the home the work touches. Because additions build onto the side or up, your existing living space usually stays usable, and we contain dust and the work zone. For larger projects we map out any disruption with you during design so there are no surprises.

Do I get to see the addition before you build it?

Yes. You confirm the footprint, rooflines, exterior materials, and the full interior layout in a 3D design preview before construction starts. What you approve is what we build onto your home.

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a home addition cost in Tampa Bay?

Additions are a higher-investment project, and BALLENCIACE is best fit for additions starting around $60K and up. Cost depends on square footage, whether you go out or up, foundation and structural work, and the finish level. We scope it honestly during design so the number reflects the real plan, not a guess.

Do I need permits for a home addition, and do you handle them?

Yes on both. Adding square footage triggers permitting, and in Tampa Bay that includes wind-code and often flood-zone review through your city or county. We prepare the drawings and manage the submittals and inspections. We do not promise a specific approval date, jurisdictions move at their own pace, but we plan the timeline around real permitting windows.

Can you build a second-story addition on my existing home?

Often yes. A second-story addition depends on your existing foundation and framing carrying the new load, which we verify with structural engineering before committing. When the existing structure supports it, going up is a strong way to add bedrooms or a primary suite without giving up yard.

How long does an addition take to build?

A typical addition runs several months of active construction once permits are pulled and materials are on site, and larger second-story or primary-suite additions run longer. The bigger variable is the design, engineering, and permitting before ground breaks. We hold that phase tight so the build stays on schedule.

Will the addition match the rest of my house?

That is the whole point of how we build. We match rooflines, exterior materials, trim, window styles, and interior finishes to your existing home, and you confirm all of it in the 3D design preview before construction. The goal is square footage that looks like it was always there.

Can I stay in my home during the addition?

Often yes, depending on the scope and which part of the home the work touches. Because additions build onto the side or up, your existing living space usually stays usable, and we contain dust and the work zone. For larger projects we map out any disruption with you during design so there are no surprises.

Do I get to see the addition before you build it?

Yes. You confirm the footprint, rooflines, exterior materials, and the full interior layout in a 3D design preview before construction starts. What you approve is what we build onto your home.

Let's Talk

Ready to build something extraordinary?

Tap Start Your Project and fill out the quick form. The more you tell us about your space, the better our team understands your vision before we reach out. You'll see it in full 3D before we break ground, and we take on a limited number of projects each year.

5-star rated by Tampa Bay homeowners

Let's Talk

Ready to build something extraordinary?

Tap Start Your Project and fill out the quick form. The more you tell us about your space, the better our team understands your vision before we reach out. You'll see it in full 3D before we break ground, and we take on a limited number of projects each year.

5-star rated by Tampa Bay homeowners

Let's Talk

Ready to build something extraordinary?

Tap Start Your Project and fill out the quick form. The more you tell us about your space, the better our team understands your vision before we reach out. You'll see it in full 3D before we break ground, and we take on a limited number of projects each year.

5-star rated by Tampa Bay homeowners

Let's Start Your Project