Renovation & Extension

Renovate or extend
without guessing if it's still sound.

Every renovation or extension starts with a structural assessment of what's already there — not a guess. Then one licensed team designs, permits, and builds the addition to integrate safely with your existing structure.

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The difference

Why renovation starts with an assessment, not a design

Skipping straight to design is how renovations end up with cracked walls, sagging additions, or a permit rejection. Checking the existing structure first is what prevents that.

Design-first renovation

Nobody checked the existing structure

  • Unknown whether the foundation can carry a new floor or extension
  • Load-bearing walls removed without checking what they were carrying
  • Permit rejected after design is already paid for
AEDO — Assessment-First

You know what you're working with, first

  • Licensed engineer confirms what the existing structure can safely carry
  • Design integrates the new work with the structure that's already there
  • Permit-ready drawings prepared with the assessment already in hand
How it works

From assessment to turnover

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Structural assessment
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Design
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Permits
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Construction
5
Turnover

1. Structural assessment

A licensed engineer visits your site and evaluates whether the existing structure can safely support your planned renovation or extension. ₱5,000 flat, written report within 5 business days.

Scope

What's included

Structural assessment

Site visit and written report on what your existing structure can safely carry.

Extension & addition design

New structural work designed to integrate safely with what's already built.

BOQ & cost estimate

Itemized budgeting so you know the real cost before committing.

Permit documentation

Sealed, permit-ready drawings for building-permit submission.

Construction & turnover

Managed build with progress updates, then a documented handover.

NSCP 2015 compliance

Every addition checked against current seismic & wind load requirements.

Track record

A real extension project

This service line is newer than our structural design and design-build work, and we're building the project list as we go — here's a real one already completed.

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Two Storey Residential Extension

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Questions

Frequently asked

If you're adding a floor, an extension, or removing/altering load-bearing walls, yes — an assessment confirms your existing foundation and structure can safely carry the new load before any design work starts.
Yes. Most renovation and extension clients come to us with a structure someone else built. We assess the existing structure first, then design the addition to integrate safely with it.
Design-build starts from an empty lot. Renovation and extension work starts with an existing structure, so the process always begins with a structural assessment of what's already there.
Structural additions, extensions, and most renovations that change the building's footprint or structure require a permit. We prepare sealed, permit-ready drawings as part of the design phase.
₱5,000 flat, with a licensed-engineer site visit and a written report within 5 business days.

Planning a renovation or extension? Start with the assessment.

₱5,000 flat — a licensed engineer visits your site and tells you, in writing, what your existing structure can safely carry.

Tell us about your project

We'll review and reply by email — usually within 24 hours.