Cosmetic refresh
Existing layout and major systems stay in place. Think paint, flooring, fixtures, trim, hardware, tile, or other finish updates with limited demolition.
Lower complexity · shorter sequencePatton Home Solutions · Salt Lake County
Home Additions in Salt Lake County — Done with Care
Home addition planning and construction coordination for Salt Lake County homeowners considering more living space, a room extension, or a connected new area. We make the scope clear, protect your home, and carry the work through to a clean final finish.
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A better project starts with a better plan
Home improvements with a clear path from first conversation to final walkthrough.
A home addition changes more than the room being added. We begin by understanding what the space needs to do, how it connects to the existing home, and what constraints may affect the project before construction pricing is treated as final.
The first review considers access, existing structure, foundation conditions, utilities, roof and exterior transitions, site drainage, and how the addition will function with the rest of the house.
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Relevant Project Examples
A selection of completed Patton projects related to this service. Locations are shown where documented in the project record.
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Pricing expectations
Know which kind of project you are planning.
Patton does not copy competitor price sheets or publish a generic number that ignores the condition of your home. We use these planning tiers to frame the conversation, then provide an itemized estimate after reviewing the actual scope.
Mid-range remodel
Several finish categories change and selective rough work may be needed. The room is improved substantially while some existing infrastructure remains.
Moderate complexity · coordinated trades may applyFull gut remodel
The space is opened up and rebuilt through demolition, layout or utility changes, new finishes, and multiple installation phases.
Major complexity · permits, inspections, and specialty trades may applyCustom / high-complexity remodel
Structural alterations, custom fabrication, unusual access, engineered work, extensive utility changes, additions, apartments, or highly customized finishes.
Highest complexity · professional design and specialty coordination may applyWhat moves the price
The visible finish is only part of the project.
- Room size, access, protection, demolition, and disposal
- Existing-condition surprises behind walls, floors, and ceilings
- Layout changes, structural work, framing, stairs, and egress
- Material tier, custom fabrication, fixtures, appliances, and finish level
- Electrical, plumbing, HVAC, gas, permits, inspections, design, and engineering
- Lead times, occupied-home logistics, phasing, and specialty-trade availability
Normally included
- Documented labor and material scope
- Site preparation and reasonable protection
- Patton-managed work, cleanup, and agreed communication
- Known trade coordination and defined milestone sequence
Normally excluded unless written in
- Architectural, engineering, surveying, or design fees
- Permit fees, utility fees, testing, or jurisdiction charges
- Owner-selected materials, appliances, or specialty fabrication
- Hidden-condition repairs and scope changes discovered after opening work
These are planning categories, not fixed quotes. The written proposal controls what is included, excluded, allowed, and warranted for your project.
Recent Google feedback
What homeowners said about related work.
★★★★★“Tracy did a great job with our backsplah. The previous remodeler put plastic next to the stove and it all warped while cooking. Tracy came in and redid the whole thing with the tile and we couldn't be more happier. We will definitely be recommending him and his work to our friends and family.”
Pickin Livin · Google review · 2026-05-09
★★★★★“Patton’s Home Solutions is the best home service company around!! I’ve used them for various upgrades, repairs, and handyman services all throughout my home for the last several years. Tracy is very professional, friendly, and gets the job done right. I couldn’t recommend them more! 5+ stars”
Nikki Madden · Google review · 2026-05-24
★★★★★“Tracy and Travis were great. Very personable and professional. Communication was great as well. I am very happy with all the work they did after my kitchen fire and the additional extra upgrades. I would refer Patton Home Solutions for any handyman service. Pricing was fair for the extras and work was completely quickly”
Jeri Danvers · Google review · 2026-05-21
Our Home Renovation Process
Great remodeling isn’t spontaneous. It’s carefully designed and professionally executed. And this is how we nail it every time.
Step-by-step process
- Step 01
Consultation and Conceptualization
We begin with the existing kitchen, listen to what is not working, and define the backsplash, flooring, and finish improvements that will make the space work better.
- Step 02
Design and Planning
We prepare the surfaces, plan the tile layout, coordinate the material details, and shape the work sequence before installation begins.
- Step 03
Construction and Renovation
The work moves from demolition and preparation into tile installation, flooring updates, and the careful finish work that brings the kitchen together.
- Step 04
Final Walkthrough and Approval
We review the finished backsplash and flooring with you, confirm the details are complete, and leave you with a cleaner, brighter kitchen ready for everyday life.
What we do
A practical scope built around your home.
01 · Patton standard
Start an addition with the right questions
A home addition changes more than the room being added. We begin by understanding what the space needs to do, how it connects to the existing home, and what constraints may affect the project before construction pricing is treated as final.
The first review considers access, existing structure, foundation conditions, utilities, roof and exterior transitions, site drainage, and how the addition will function with the rest of the house.
- Bedroom, office, living area, mudroom, and other addition concepts
- Connection points between new and existing spaces
- Access, staging, protection, and occupied-home considerations
- Existing foundation, roof, framing, and utility questions
- Early identification of architect, engineer, or specialty-trade needs
02 · Patton standard
Utah addition cost factors
Home addition cost in Utah depends on square footage, foundation type, excavation, structural framing, roof and exterior matching, windows and doors, insulation, HVAC, electrical, plumbing, finish level, site access, and the complexity of tying the new space into the existing home.
A realistic range requires more than room dimensions. We review the existing conditions and separate the construction scope from professional design, engineering, permitting, utility, and specialty-trade costs that may also be required.
- Foundation, excavation, soil, drainage, and site access
- Framing, roof tie-in, siding, windows, and exterior matching
- Heating, cooling, electrical, plumbing, and insulation
- Interior finishes, flooring, trim, cabinets, and fixtures
- Architectural, engineering, permit, and inspection costs
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Design, permits, and addition timelines
Additions commonly take several months from preconstruction through completion because they involve more approvals, site work, structural decisions, and trade coordination. The construction portion may be shorter or longer depending on size and scope; we discuss the likely sequence and dependencies before committing to a construction window.
Additions generally require jurisdictional review and permits, and may require architectural drawings, structural engineering, energy calculations, utility coordination, inspections, or zoning and setback review. Patton does not represent that it provides all architectural or engineering services; we identify what the project needs and coordinate with the appropriate professionals.
- Feasibility and existing-condition review
- Professional drawings or engineering when the jurisdiction or scope requires them
- Permit application, inspection, and approval questions
- Construction scheduling around materials, trades, and weather
- Final completion review and scope-specific warranty documentation
What our neighbors say
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Serving your neighborhood
Home Additions across Salt Lake County
From Salt Lake City to Draper, West Jordan, Sandy, and surrounding communities, we bring the same organized process and finish standard to every home.
Questions, answered
Before we get started
Do you offer home additions across Salt Lake County?
Yes. Patton Home Solutions provides home additions throughout Salt Lake County, including Salt Lake City, West Jordan, South Jordan, Sandy, Draper, and nearby cities.
What happens during the first conversation?
We review your goals, photos, priorities, and constraints, then outline a practical scope and the next step toward an estimate.
Can I combine multiple improvements in one project?
Yes. Bundling related work often creates a cleaner result and reduces repeat scheduling, travel, and setup.
What does a home additions estimate include?
We confirm the work to be included, discuss materials and finish expectations, and provide a clear written estimate before work begins.
How much does a home addition cost in Utah?
Addition cost depends on square footage, foundation and excavation, structural framing, roof and exterior matching, windows, utilities, finish level, site access, and professional design or engineering requirements. A realistic range requires an existing-condition review.
Do home additions require architectural drawings and permits?
Most additions require jurisdictional review and permits, and may require architectural drawings, structural engineering, energy calculations, utility coordination, and inspections. We identify what is required and coordinate the appropriate professionals; architectural and engineering services are not automatically included.
How long does a home addition take?
Additions generally take longer than room remodels because of design, approvals, site work, structural connections, materials, and multiple trades. We discuss the likely sequence and dependencies before setting a construction window.
Ready when you are
Let’s make the first step simple.
Tell us what you want to change, and we’ll help you define the right next move.
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