Scottsdale Arizona Remodeling
High Ceiling Conversions & Loft Additions for Scottsdale AZ
Room Additions Scottsdale AZ
High Ceiling Conversion Experts
ROC 360788
If you happen to be looking for an architect, designer, engineer or a design/build contractor or any professional that knows how to work within the existing footprint of your home and expand your square footage you've found the exact site. We are staffed with experts in turning high ceilings that hover overhead in many two-story home and we convert that wasted space into something real and valuable quite efficiently. Rene De Leon is the general contractor for TruAdditions Corp that specializes in loft additions and other types of high ceiling conversions including dormer rooms as well as full 2 story residential room additions. From custom homes to tract home models if you have a high ceiling that you want to captalize on by turning the space into usable square footage we're the pros that do just that day in and day out.
Meet the CEO of TRULOFT, the high ceiling conversion experts and home remodeling expert. With over 23 years of experience, Chris Doering turns high ceilings into new rooms using TRUADDITIONS CORP ROC #360788
His planning company Truplans Inc is not only serving all or Arizona, but also parts of Texas and Colorado as well as the entire state of California. This is a unique type of retrofit addition. We have the designers and engineers that will do the job right.
The architectural design team that specializes in turning open-to-below spaces within the interior of a home into brand new room additions has it's own unique family name TRULOFT and TRUADDITIONS CORP achieves the construction with the most experienced builders in our specialty niche.
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EXPAND YOUR SCOTTDALES HOME FAST
Scottsdale Arizona Remodeler - Truadditions Corp starts out with the design talent with thousands of designed loft additions which involve filling in the open-to-below spaces that can be found in many of the area's tract home models. These areas within homes were popular starting in the 1980's, through the 1990's and beyond making what is known as open-to-below spaces within the interior space of residential home models even condominiums. These open spaces from below look like abnormally high ceilings sometimes 17-25 feet in height. Other homes have vaulted ceiling spaces where the ceiling is high of one side a slopes down lower on the other. Even these types of spaces can be converted into new room additions, bedrooms, bathrooms, laundry rooms and more. In the last 10 years many home based businesses or work from home office requirements cause homeowners to call TruAdditions Corp from all around the country.
Now doing business throughout the State of Arizona and California we are the fastest, most competitive builder and remodeler with a special interest in serving Scottsdale residents with both design & build construction quotes.
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If you're a homeowner in Scottsdale Arizona and you are fortunate enough to have a portion of your floor plan that the original builder forgot to build you're in luck. These types of spaces usually situated over the entry, over the living room and dining rooms are cost effective to add a new room within as long as you use someone who knows what they are doing.
The question is: Is your high ceiling (also known as open to below) high enough to be able to successfully design new living space into? Normally you need at least 16 feet minimum to do anything, but we've even permitted structures with much more specialized and lower spaces without having to touch the roof. The second questions is; Are you willing to give up a portion or all of that vaulted spaces overhead to gain more square footage in your Scottsdale home remodel? And of course, how much does it cost?
We're the company that answers all the questions because we've designed and built more loft additions, converted more high ceilings into new rooms across multiple states than any other contracting company.
The other question is this...How Would You Use All That Open Space?
What kind of room would you build?
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How Much Does A Remodel Cost In Scottsdale Arizona?
You might spend anywhere from $40,000 to $100,000 for converting a high ceiling into new rooms above. It all depends on the size and complexity of the existing home and the space available to be converted. We start by performing a free home evaluation. Our TRULOFT PODCAST talks about this and other processes that unique to this type of structural "inside" room addition. The easy way is to give us a call or fill out a request form. We don't use pressure techniques like some might do. We are simply a wealth of information, and we specialize in this exact type of home improvement project. We handle the whole process from plans to construction. Certain finishes that many homeowners choose to do on their own is painting and carpeting. We normally leave those final choices up to you, but the structural retrofitting and making this type of room addition to blend into your existing home is the amazing service we provide.
How long does it take to build? - Ask any general contractor and you'll hear 8 to 12 weeks. That's too long for our business model. As much as homeowners like us, they don't like us that much. We don't plan on becoming part of your family. Besides, since most people stay in their home while we are doing the construction we made sure we built a business that took account of this important consideration. Build it fast. When you've done thousands that's plenty of time to dial in your systems. Therefore, we've developed our niche services to finish loft addition within 3 weeks on average. Larger room additions may take 4-5 weeks especially if we're adding a bathroom addition or moving the laundry room upstairs.
Does the First Floor Get Dark? - We hear this question a lot. Many people have this thought that normalizing the ceiling on the first floor in their beautiful Scottsdale AZ remodel is going to cut off all the natural sunlight. Although, it does change the lighting dynamics there's something most people forget to consider. The new ceiling acts as a new reflective surface for the light on the first floor. Watch the video suggested below to get the full scientific explanation and examples of before and after shots which are taken using the same camera and no special lighting or photo editing required.