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Sudon BrothersCustom home builders · Girard, Ohio

Home additions in Youngstown and the Mahoning Valley

Sudon Brothers builds custom home additions across Mahoning and Trumbull counties, designed to match the house you already have. Each addition is designed with an architect we work with and overseen by Donald Sudon and Jim, both general contractors. Call 330.759.3776 to talk about your house.

Additions we build

More room, added to the house and neighborhood you already love.

Kitchens and great rooms

A larger kitchen, family room or great room built onto the house.

First-floor primary suites

A bedroom suite on the main level, for one-floor living without moving.

Garages and second stories

Added garage space, or a second story over existing rooms.

How it works with Sudon Brothers

  1. We talk

    Call or send us a note about your house and what you want to change. We meet at our Girard office or at your house.

  2. We look at the house and lot

    Zoning and setbacks, utilities, sewer or septic, and how the new work connects to what is there.

  3. We design it with you

    Plans are drawn with an architect we work with, then priced with your selections.

  4. We handle approvals

    We coordinate zoning, plan review, the building permit and inspections.

  5. We build

    Donald Sudon and Jim, both general contractors, oversee the work through the final walkthrough.

Related: Additions, remodels & rebuilds · Permit guide · How we build

Home additions: common questions

Do you build home additions?
Yes. Sudon Brothers builds custom home additions in Mahoning and Trumbull counties, including kitchens, family rooms, first-floor primary suites, garages and second stories, designed with an architect we work with and overseen by Donald Sudon and Jim, both general contractors.
Will the addition look like part of the original house?
That is the goal. We design each addition with an architect we work with so the rooflines, exterior materials and inside layout tie into the house you already have, instead of looking added on.
Does a home addition need a permit in Ohio?
Yes. An addition generally needs the same approvals as new construction: zoning from the township, city or village, plan review and a residential building permit, and inspections as the work goes up. If the addition adds bedrooms or bathrooms, sewer or septic capacity may also need review. As your builder, we coordinate the approvals. See our permit guide.

Planning an addition?

Tell us about your house and the room you need. We'll start with a conversation.