Room additions and expanded living space
Bedrooms, family rooms, offices, kitchens, and other expansions that change the home's footprint or interior connections.
Denver home addition and ADU contractor
Home Addition and ADU Contractor in Denver
Metro helps homeowners plan room additions, attached and detached ADUs, conversions, utilities, site access, drawings, and the details needed for a clear estimate.
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Addition and ADU details to work through early.
Start with how the new space will be used, how it connects to the existing home, what utilities it needs, and which site, access, drawing, or approval constraints may affect the work.
Attached and detached ADUs
Accessory dwelling unit plans organized around intended use, location, access, utilities, privacy, and connection to the property.
Garage and existing-space conversions
Existing areas reviewed for layout, structure, insulation, utilities, windows, access, and finish needs before pricing.
Site, utility, and access planning
Property access, staging, grading, utility routes, household routines, and existing conditions that can shape the scope and schedule.
Addition and ADU ideas to compare
Choose the addition or ADU details that fit your home.
Compare room connections, privacy, entries, storage, utilities, exterior finishes, and daily access to shape a space that feels connected to your home.
What Metro reviews before a home estimate.
Send the home details
Share the address or neighborhood, the room or outside area involved, photos if available, and what you want changed.
Separate must-haves from maybes
Metro looks at the rooms, repairs, finishes, budget priorities, and anything that could affect the work.
Walk through timing and access
You can talk through schedule, home access, dust protection, pets, parking, and daily-use concerns before work is planned.
Confirm the estimate or visit
Metro follows up with an estimate, a visit, or the missing details needed to price the work.
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Residential remodeling
For whole-home, living-area, repair, rebuild, and multi-room renovation needs.
Kitchen remodeling
For kitchen layouts, cabinets, counters, lighting, plumbing, and finish updates connected to a larger addition.
Bathroom remodeling
For bathroom layouts, fixtures, tile, plumbing, ventilation, and finish updates within a new or existing space.
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Homeowner questions
What is the difference between an addition and an ADU?
An addition expands the main home's space. An ADU is planned as a separate living area with its own use, access, and utility needs. The right approach depends on the property, goals, and applicable requirements.
What should I send before requesting an estimate?
Send the property address, photos, a survey or drawings if available, the intended use, preferred size and location, utility information, desired timing, and any access concerns.
Can every Denver-area property have an ADU?
Eligibility and approval requirements depend on the property and jurisdiction. Metro can review the proposed scope, but property-specific zoning, permitting, and design requirements should be confirmed with the appropriate local authority and qualified design professionals.
What affects an addition or ADU estimate?
Size, foundation and structure, utility connections, kitchens or bathrooms, finish level, site access, grading, drawings, approvals, and changes to the existing home can all affect the scope.
Do I need drawings before contacting Metro?
You can contact Metro before drawings are complete. Share any sketches, surveys, inspiration, or existing plans so the team can understand the idea and discuss the most useful next step.
Request a Denver addition or ADU estimate.
Send the property address, photos, intended use, preferred size and location, available drawings, utility details, and timing so Metro can follow up.