Additions Can Be Cost-Friendly and Energy-Efficient

October 08th, 2008 | Category: Do it Yourself

According to Doug Waters, Operations Manager for The Loftcrafters, Inc., a loft-type addition is the most economical way to add space to any home, large or small. “Even in these mighty profitable times,” he says, “we can assemble it affordable!”

Doug says additions can even assemble your existing HVAC system more energy efficient. This is considering Loftcrafters insulates the new floor and installs energy-efficient, dual-paned windows with low-E coating.

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some companies perform more expensive “roof raisers” that are due for a traditional, second-floor addition, Loftcrafters only works with existing, high ceilings. Typical costs run from $15,000 to $30,000; however, Doug says the additions add 2-3 times what they cost in property value. “Our price includes plans, permits, and interpretation.”

Here are some of the ways that Loftcrafters’ customers have used their new additions: (more…)

Original post by Renee

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