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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Just add big family room and forget pop-top.[/quote] How much is this? I want to expand a small family room by adding 200 square feet off the back (doubling room size) and redoing kitchen. I was hoping for this to be 300,000 or less. [/quote] We are getting quotes in the low $100s for a 250 square foot one-story addition, if that helps. [/quote] That is what I was thinking. $100k for the family room, $200K for the kitchen. Obviously there will be some work to integrate it all together, but very helpful to know. [/quote] PP here-- just want to be clear that we are not the kind of high-end folks who would possibly spend anywhere near $200K on a kitchen reno, so if you have the kind of tastes and priorities that would get you that high, your price for the family room might be higher than ours too... ours is intentionally value-engineered to keep costs down.[/quote] Thanks - good point, although I can’t imagine what is needed for a “high end” family room. We don’t need built ins or fancy molding. [/quote]
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