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Beautiful work!

3 years ago

I love your aesthetic. Can you tell me how many sq. ft. the addition added? Thank you.

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3 years ago
Thank you! Yes, we added 220 sq ft onto the rear of the property.
1sunnyheart
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3 years ago
Thank you for sharing that information. My husband and I live in Pasadena and we have plans in with the city that include a 100 sq. ft. master bedroom addition (we couldn't go larger because we have an oak tree that drapes over the house and Pasadena is very strict about their oak trees!) We haven't interviewed any contractors yet and I was just trying to get an idea of total cost in relationship to existing structure + added sq. footage. Thank you again!
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Of course, and good luck!!

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