Your Home, Elevated – Expand Upward Without Moving

Yes, adding a second floor to a house is possible in most cases, but it requires careful planning and structural assessment. Factors such as the strength of your home’s foundation, local building codes, and zoning regulations must be evaluated. A professional contractor can guide you through the process to ensure your home can safely support the additional floor.

Adding a third floor to a house is possible but requires a thorough structural and zoning evaluation. Homes with strong foundations and framing can often support a third floor, but additional reinforcements may be necessary. Always consult with experienced engineers and architects to ensure the project is safe and complies with local regulations.

The cost of adding a second floor to a bungalow typically ranges between $150 to $300 per square foot, depending on the complexity of the design, materials used, and structural modifications needed. For a 1,000-square-foot addition, the total cost could range from $150,000 to $300,000. Consult a trusted contractor for a detailed estimate tailored to your project.

Adding a second floor to a bungalow involves several steps:

Structural Assessment: Ensure the foundation and framing can support an additional level.
Design Planning: Work with architects to create a layout that complements your existing home.
Permit Approval: Secure the necessary permits and adhere to local zoning laws.
Construction: Remove the existing roof, reinforce the structure, and build the new level.
Finishing: Complete interior work, including walls, floors, and utilities.

Toronto has specific requirements for lot coverage, height, and setbacks. Our 95% approval success rate comes from pre-checking zoning requirements and handling all permit applications with our city planning expertise.