Home Addition 400 sq ft. Sun room, Start to finish. 

I'm From California, now I live in Nashville

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Thank you man.

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Thank you Angela.

Thank you! The total cost was a little over $40k material and labor.

@@DanielMorrison7 Thank you for replying! I will keep it in mind when looking at bids.

@@DanielMorrison7 how much time it takes to complete it roughly? 2-3 weeks or more than that.

@@chiragpatel6852 well it took me and 2 other guys about 8 weeks. It was through the winter time so much slower than spring or summer

@@DanielMorrison7 I'm wanting to add a sunroom to my mom's house for my living space , rent is getting too high. I want to know did you pay up front the whole 40k - 50 k? If not , then how much were your monthly payments? Do they accept payments ? And for how long?

That’s insane

Sorry for the late response... But no dont ever pay all up front... Any decent company should be able to het started with a small down payment. Usually just material costs.

My guys kept saying that we had the Egyptian scaffolding they used on the pyramids lol So yea I guess so.

40-50k if you are hiring a contractor to do the work. With a fireplace. Without a fireplace maybe 7k less. Also depends on the state your in a little not all that much.

@@DanielMorrison7 awesome ok yeah we plan on contracting out. No fireplace (have a huge electric energy efficient coal stove looking heater 👍🏼) that’s pretty cool i imagined it being more (than 7 & closer to what you paid without a dang fireplace lol), also we live in Pa 😊

I will be adding one minus the fireplace. $7k sounds great! Plus I live in Ga! Hopefully it’ll be closer to $5k!! 🙌🏾 Thank you so much for sharing!!

@@NisiJ28 LOL he meant it was still going to be $30-$40k without the fireplace.

@@NisiJ28 sorry but the windows and door alone is $7k. He said 40-50k. But without the fireplace it will be 7k less. So 33k-43k.

I'm actually not doing much right now. I'm kinda tied up for a while. I have a good friend who is absolutely qualified who may be able to.

You would be looking at about $ 100 a square foot. you may have to shop around to find that price, cause a lot of contractors charge $150 a square foot. But you can find some out there that are better.

@@DanielMorrison7 do you build around North Carolina Charlotte area?

Well it did include the land preparation also.

Depending on your county. Many counties yes you have to have it pass insoections for many reasons so its considered safe for occupancy and a roof dont fall on someone and hurt them one day etc. Check your local county for code requirements

They were 5ft x 5ft sliding windows. Believe they were jeldwen

@@DanielMorrison7 Thank you...

Well if your doing the work yourself it is cheaper, But if your using a company it may be about the same. You would just have to compare pricing. with either rock or stamped concrete you still need the block first. the actual stone itself was gonna cost about $2,200 and everything for the stamped concrete was about $1,450. Also most of All the stone vaneer that you buy is nothing but formed concrete and stained. So really the same thing they just do theirs in a shop with molds then pop them out and they are individual Stones.

I just covered the outside of a fireplace (220 sf) w/ Flagstone Mossrock (also called Fieldstone) and the stone itself cost $500. Im sure the labor to install it was considerably more though! Nevertheless you did an amazing job with the stamping. I had never seen it done vertically. Btw I’m in Az so the stone is probably cheaper here since I literally live about 30 miles from the source!

No not really. Should be about the same Brick oy stucco has to be cut out where it gets attached.

Yea you need a permit.

@@DanielMorrison7 thank you for your video and the tip😊

@@DanielMorrison7 do you need permit for converting a dinning room into a bedroom? Also, thanks for sharing the process

Actually the people we built this for does have an area with a big table for eating and gatherings. Etc.

@@DanielMorrison7 nice so a dining area might also work then.

20k- 25k roughly. If you hire a contractor.

He said 40-50k with fireplace and without maybe 7k

probably 3x more than what it really should

I was wondering the samething

47k if i remember correctly. Thats with the fireplace

It was through the winter. Out door work takes longer in the winter for most companies. It would normally take about 9 weeks with a small crew. Possibly 6-7 with larger crew. There is wait time for inspections and things like that.

Well it took us about 3 months. Mainly cause we started in the beginning of winter. So it could be done as quick as 30 days. Or even sooner if you got many guys on it. We had 2 to 3 guys.

Whats the price tag of a project like this vv

It draws great.

@@DanielMorrison7 That surprises me, since the side of the house it's built on is so much taller. Well done, then.

Roughly 40k

We had a quote a few months ago…400 sq ft., very similar, no fireplace. Almost $200K! More than what we paid for the house 29 years ago! Not including permits.

It was about 40k labor and material..

@@DanielMorrison7 Thanks for the quick reply! Looks great

@@DanielMorrison7 wow I live Los Angeles they tolled me 150,000 700 aq ft

$30k if it's all going to be finished out nice inside. It can change depending on your area.

@@DanielMorrison7 gotcha. Thank you!

Sorry we are not licensed in Alabama

About $115 a sq ft

Depends if your doing the work or hiring

I believe it was about 40k

@@DanielMorrison7 Beautiful addition brother beautiful. I'd like one myself but I live in California so it's probably double if you're anywhere Else in the United States. Take care and enjoy that edition brother thanks for the response.

Well that sounds a little high. Although many contractors will charge that much and never touch the job. Im one of the few contractors i know that actually does the work also. So it sont cost the homeowner double. The contractor needs half the profit and the other half of the peofit goes to the subcontractors who actuall do the work. So if you can find a smaller contractor someone who is focusing on growing a large business you should get it quite a bit less expansive. A good average is $150 a square foot.

Also material is going up everyday never down. And your wanting a bathroom. Thats plumbing, and fixtures etx. So that would add some also.

Close tom40k without fireplace

400 sq ft. Bout $100 a sq ft

About 50k

40k

@@DanielMorrison7 thank you !

Now days with the materials so high it would cost about $50k

Hey sorry i dont. Im in Tennessee.

If I had to guess I bet total cost is 26k . Concrete plus foundation is about 2k , permits 1000, windows about 4k for windows and doors. Siding and bricks about 2k , lumber about 5k, insulation 1500 and fireplace 1000, shingles 2k lights 1000, drywall 1000. And of course labor.

@@codygray2296 thank you so much for the quick reply. I think that's worth the investment. You've done a great job kinda like how we want to do it. Enjoy your sunroom.

Well It costed about 35k Material is about 12-15k

@@DanielMorrison7 where are you located? I am going through estimations with several construction co to build 200sq room kind of what this video showed. I am getting bids from 45k upto 60k! I live in St. Louis

@@paroayush nashville

The addition without the fireplace i believe was about 40k about $100 per sq ft. Coulda been a little less but close to that.