Building an extension is a popular way to expand a residential building. The good news is that constructing an extension does not typically require technical expertise because it can be built on an additional foundation and does not add extra loads to the existing structural elements of the house. There are various materials that can be used for the construction of extensions, including wooden beams, timber, silicate or cinder blocks, and bricks. Each material has its own set of advantages and disadvantages that need to be considered.
Before beginning the construction of an extension, it is crucial to develop technical specifications that will determine the minimum requirements for the future construction, such as the number and type of rooms and how the extension will be connected to the existing residential building. Unauthorized construction or construction without a project can lead to sanctions from regulatory authorities and may even threaten the safety of the entire building. Therefore, the development of a project during the construction of an extension is necessary to ensure safe and efficient construction.
Frame extensions have become increasingly popular due to their advantages, such as fast construction time, reasonable costs for construction and installation, excellent thermal insulation properties, and a long lifespan. However, it is essential to hire professional specialists to carry out the work. Another classic option for expanding a private house is constructing outbuildings from foam blocks or bricks. Foam concrete has the added advantage of being lower in cost and shorter in construction time.
At BRR PRO, we offer a complete range of services for constructing annexes to a residential building. Our specialists will provide advice on determining the size and type of extension, and our design department can efficiently and quickly perform extension projects of any complexity. Our design and installation team will establish a “turnkey” connection on time, providing you with high-quality services at a reasonable cost.