New addition contractors and professionals in Doylestown, PA

Are you looking for new addition contractors and professionals in Doylestown, PA? The professionals listed below serve the following Doylestown area zip codes: 18901, 18902. These contractors and service providers can answer your questions, provide you with a quote for your project, or perform some or all of the services necessary for your new addition.

Results: 1 New addition contractors and professionals servicing Doylestown, PA

Steven G. Thompson, Architect Design and Build Your Addition

Address: 3133 Mill Road
Doylestown, PA 18901

Work: 215-794-0367

Website: http://www.DesignYourAddition.com

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What are common mistakes that lead to a second story addition looking tacked on?
Answered in Additions on Jun 2, 2010
How does adding an addition affect your real estate taxes? What do you have to do to determine the new amount of taxes you need to pay?
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Posted in Additions on Feb 25, 2010
How much does an architect charge to design an addition?
Answered in Additions on Feb 23, 2010
Besides loss of storage space, are there any concerns with finishing an attic?
Answered in Additions on Feb 16, 2010
Do permits and inspections have to be done when tearing down and rebuilding an existing room?
Answered in Additions on Jan 19, 2010
Our kitchen was originally a large porch, but the floor was never leveled from the natural grade of the floor. Can it be done now & how?
Answered in Additions on Jan 7, 2010
What thickness and type of sheetrock should be uses for ceilings?
Answered in Additions on Dec 14, 2009
How long does it take to finish a basement?
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Should I take the lowest bid on my upcoming second story addition?
Answered in Additions on Aug 22, 2009
How does adding an addition affect your real estate taxes? What do you have to do to determine the new amount of taxes you need to pay?
Answered in Additions on Apr 22, 2010
Do permits and inspections have to be done when tearing down and rebuilding an existing room?
Answered in Additions on Jan 19, 2010
What are the first steps in adding an addition?
Answered in Additions on Oct 8, 2009
Should I ask my contractor to provide me with written references?
Answered in Additions on Aug 22, 2009
What are common mistakes that lead to a second story addition looking tacked on?
Answered in Additions on Jun 2, 2010
Our kitchen was originally a large porch, but the floor was never leveled from the natural grade of the floor. Can it be done now & how?
Answered in Additions on Jan 7, 2010
What thickness and type of sheetrock should be uses for ceilings?
Answered in Additions on Dec 14, 2009
How long does it take to finish a basement?
Answered in Additions on Oct 26, 2009
Besides loss of storage space, are there any concerns with finishing an attic?
Answered in Additions on Feb 16, 2010

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