Home remodeling and additions in McLean, VA.

McLean's housing stock is one of the most varied in Northern Virginia — original mid-century brick ranches, post-1990 tear-down rebuilds on the same lots, and newer custom builds from the 2010s and 2020s. The work split we see in McLean is roughly half kitchen and primary-suite remodels, a quarter additions, and a quarter outdoor living and porch work.

Permit work runs through Fairfax County. McLean's older neighborhoods often have well or septic considerations on additions, and the lot coverage limits get tighter the closer you are to the Potomac. We address those at the estimate stage so the proposal you sign reflects what's actually possible on your lot.

We've worked on full kitchen remodels in McLean that opened the original kitchen and dining wall into a 28-foot great room — including the structural header work, the electrical re-routing, and the HVAC adjustment to serve the new open volume. The work isn't more complicated than what we do in Frederick or Bethesda; it just has to be sequenced correctly.