Master Suite Addition in Cary, NC
Wake up in a primary suite that does everything you need it to.
NC License #100043 · Fully Insured · Building in the Triangle Since 2021
Wake up in a primary suite that does everything you need it to.
NC License #100043 · Fully Insured · Building in the Triangle Since 2021
You want the bathroom and the closet right there, sized for two people getting ready at the same time. Room to move at six in the morning without anyone waiting on anyone.
A shower with two heads and room to stand under either one. Tile that runs to the ceiling. A tub across from a window, filled on a Sunday when there is nowhere to be. Your clothes hanging where you can see all of them at once, a side each, everything folded and nothing stacked on a chair.
Then the room itself. Light on the far wall in the afternoon, a bed that is not squeezed between two doors, and a place you are in no hurry to leave.
Ground floor, off the back. The most common master bedroom suite, and the one people choose when stairs are the reason they are moving otherwise. Plumbing runs are usually shortest here.
Over the garage. Uses a footprint you already have. The framing below has to carry it, and the floor needs insulation and sound separation the garage never needed.
Second story, over existing rooms. More structural work than either of the others, and the whole house has to be checked for what it can hold. See second-story additions.
If the bedroom is all you need, a room addition is the simpler build. If it is for a parent or family member, see mother-in-law suites. Reworking the bath you already have is a master bathroom remodel.
The bathroom is the expensive half. Tile, fixtures, and glass account for a large share of the total, and the range between a builder-grade bath and a fully tiled shower with a freestanding tub is wide.
Distance to the existing plumbing is the other lever. A suite that backs up to an existing wet wall costs less to connect than one on the far side of the house.
You get a line-by-line estimate before anything is scheduled.
Abdallah Atieh • Founder
Abdallah Atieh founded AG-CM in 2021 and runs each project himself, coordinating a small group of trusted trade partner companies for framing, electrical, HVAC, painting, and cabinetry.
AG Construction Management holds North Carolina General Contractor License #100043 and carries insurance through Builders Mutual. We are members of NCHBA, the HBA of Raleigh-Wake County, and NAHB.
A room addition contractor has to know how each Triangle city runs permitting, because they all run it differently. We work in all of them.
Bring your vision and we will let you know what’s possible.