Room Additions in The Heights, Houston, TX

Yes. IAS Boutique Remodeling takes on additions throughout the greater Heights area, including Houston Heights, Woodland Heights, Norhill, Sunset Heights, Brooke Smith, and Shady Acres. If you're not sure whether we cover your street, just ask when you reach out.

Yes. Additions typically require more permitting than interior remodels — structural, foundation, electrical, plumbing, and any roofline or exterior changes — and we manage the permitting through the City of Houston. We also handle the historic-district review when it applies, so plan review and permitting move together.

We're a boutique remodeler by design — a limited number of projects at a time, direct contact with ownership through every phase, and an addition designed specifically for your home and its era. We coordinate structural and architectural work together so the new space reads as part of the bungalow, and we're fully insured throughout construction.

Often, yes. Much of The Heights sits within City of Houston historic districts, where additions visible from the public right-of-way generally require a Certificate of Appropriateness from the Houston Archaeological and Historical Commission before a building permit is issued. Rear additions and work concealed from the street are typically less constrained, and in either case the materials, rooflines, and trim should match the home's character. We design to those guidelines and handle the submittals when they apply.