Additions
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Additions

More house, built so it reads as original.

Sunrooms, primary suites, second stories, and garage expansions. The hard part isn't the square footage — it's matching roof lines, brick, trim, and floor heights so the addition never looks bolted on. Maxwell and Sycamore are both good examples.

What's included

  • Structural and roof-line integration with the existing home
  • Exterior matching: siding, brick, windows, trim profiles
  • Primary suite, sunroom, great room, and second-story additions
  • Permits, engineering, and inspections handled for you
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Additions we've completed

990 Maxwell Addition — Additions
990 Maxwell Addition
990 Maxwell Addition — Additions
990 Maxwell Addition
990 Maxwell Addition — Additions
990 Maxwell Addition
990 Maxwell Addition — Additions
990 Maxwell Addition
Sycamore Addition — Additions
Sycamore Addition
Sycamore Addition — Additions
Sycamore Addition
Sycamore Addition — Additions
Sycamore Addition
Sycamore Addition — Additions
Sycamore Addition
Sycamore Addition — Additions
Sycamore Addition
Sycamore Addition — Additions
Sycamore Addition
Sycamore Addition — Additions
Sycamore Addition
Sycamore Addition — Additions
Sycamore Addition
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Good to Know

Frequently asked questions.

What areas does Winget Homes serve?

We build and remodel in Zionsville, Carmel, Fishers, Noblesville, Westfield, and the greater Indianapolis area, with local knowledge of permitting and zoning in each community.

What kinds of projects do you take on?

Custom homes, additions, whole-home and single-room remodels including kitchens and baths, finished basements and attics, and detached garages and accessory buildings.

How does your design-build process work?

One team handles design and construction from the start, so your plans, budget, and build stay aligned. You work directly with the owner and our in-house architect and designer.

How do you handle pricing?

After a design consultation we develop a detailed estimate, so you know the scope and budget before construction begins — and any changes are discussed and approved before they happen.