A bedroom, bath, and closet designed around how you start and end your day.
Room for Mom, with her own front door
A main-level suite with a kitchenette. Independence for her, peace of mind for you.
Space to work, gather, and grow
An office, a gym, an extra bedroom, or a kitchen with room for everyone.
Started by a homeowner let down by contractors
Twice, with two different houses, Will Armstrong was left feeling betrayed by contractors. Promises were broken,
deposits were taken, and calls went unanswered.
“If I ever start a renovation company, I’ll know how to succeed. All I’ll need to do is be honest, genuine,
and treat people with care and respect.”
“Oak City Homes completely flipped that narrative on its head. From day one, they were communicative, consultative, collaborative, and genuinely approachable.”
Eric H.
“We decided to still live in the house during construction, and Mike went above and beyond to make it as convenient as possible for us.”
Chris C.
“The team listened to our needs and help us get our dream kitchen! They kept the project on track and were always available to answer my many questions.”
Home additions start at $150,000. Your price depends on the size of the addition, what goes inside it, whether you build out or up, and your material selections.
You get a price range at your proposal review, and a fixed construction price before we break ground.
How long does a project take?
Every project is different, and size makes a big difference. A simple renovation takes at least 8 months from the start of Design to move-in, and an addition or new home often takes 12 months or more.
Your timeline is set in writing during Design, before you commit to construction.
Can we live at home during construction?
Often, yes. Whether it makes sense for your project depends on the scope and where the work happens in the house, and we will give you an honest answer before you commit.
One client put it this way: "We decided to still live in the house during construction, and Mike went above and beyond to make it as convenient as possible for us."
Should we add on or move?
If you love your neighborhood and plan to stay, compare the full cost of moving with the cost of building what you need. Moving means agent commissions, closing costs, and moving expenses, often a new mortgage at a higher rate, and still compromising on a house that almost fits.
We will help you run the numbers honestly, including telling you if your project does not make sense.
What areas do you serve?
We design and build in Raleigh, Cary, Wake Forest, and surrounding Wake County. Our office is in Raleigh at 4809 Hargrove Rd, Suite 119.
