Severna Park, MD, MD

The challenge with a Severna Park addition isn't usually the design — it's the execution.

Mature lots have established trees, limited setbacks, and existing structures that have been through multiple owners and multiple renovation cycles. We assess every site carefully before we draw a line, and we sequence every build to keep the household functioning throughout construction.

Our Severna Park Addition on Benfield Road is a good example of what we do here: a two-story rear addition with a vaulted family room, a mudroom, and a complete primary suite — matched to the original home's brick and roofline so precisely that neighbors assume it was always part of the house. On budget. Two weeks early.

For kitchen and bath projects in the area, our process starts with a full MEP review before demolition begins. We've found drain stacks in the wrong place, load-bearing walls that weren't on the drawings, and electrical panels that couldn't support new appliances. We find these things before they become your problem.

Severna Park's established neighborhoods are full of 1970s–1990s colonials, ranchers, and split-levels with specific exterior profiles — brick veneer, particular window proportions, rooflines at exact pitches. A well-executed addition to any of these homes should be invisible. We match brick coursing, replicate exterior trim profiles, align roofline pitch and overhang, and source siding that matches the original in color and texture. Most clients' neighbors don't notice where the original ends and the addition begins. That's exactly the goal.