An addition grows the footprint itself: a wider main floor, a second storey, a room you never had. Designed in-house, permitted, framed and finished by our own crew, so the new space reads as though it was always there.
Which one fits comes down to your lot, your zoning and the room you actually need. We walk all five at the consultation and cost the ones worth costing.
The modest bump-out. A few feet in the right direction, and a room that never quite worked finally does. The smallest move on this list, and often the one that changes daily life most per dollar.
A house whose layout is close to right, and short by a few feet in one specific spot.
A whole new room on the floor you already live on, such as a bedroom, home office or family room, framed, finished and tied into the existing heating and electrical so it reads as original.
A household that has outgrown its room count but not its neighbourhood.
The narrow strip of side yard most Winnipeg houses never use, folded into the rooms beside it. Often the cheapest square footage on the lot, because the ground is already yours and already flat.
A long, narrow lot with dead space down one side and no room to go backwards.
Square footage at ground level for the rooms that need their own place to live: a playroom, a den, a laundry that is not in a corner of the basement. New foundation or pile footings underneath.
A lot with room to grow outward, and a household that wants the new space on one level.
Doubles your usable space by adding square footage above your existing layout, without touching the lot. The roof comes off and is rebuilt to match, and the walls below are reviewed before anything goes up.
A lot you cannot build out on, in a location worth staying in.
An addition is a small new building tied into an old one. The tie-in is where additions go wrong, so it is the part we plan first.
The paperwork before the first shovel.
Everything under the finishes.
So the addition is a room, not a shell.
An addition means new foundation, new framing and a new roofline, so the house gets bigger. A whole-home renovation reworks the rooms you already have. Plenty of projects need both, and we scope them together under one contract either way.
Four clear stages, one crew, and a check-in every week — with nothing torn out until you've seen it in 3D and said yes.
We come to you, measure the space and talk through goals, style and budget. Nothing is quoted until we have stood in the room.
Layouts, materials and a full 3D render, so you walk it on video before we build. The same designer stays with you to the final walkthrough.
One crew, demo through installation, every trade coordinated in-house. A Red Seal foreman runs the site.
We inspect together, room by room. You sign off when you are happy, not when we are finished. That signature starts your 2-year warranty.
Every room in the house managed as one project.
New homes built from the ground up — planned, permitted and finished by one team.
Layouts, mood boards, 3D renderings and material selection.
Book a free, no-pressure consultation. We'll walk the space with you, talk budget honestly, and show you exactly how it'll look before we begin.
Vetted contractor 
Verified & accountable 
Audited jobsite safety 
Signed to the reno code 
Manitoba Home Builders' Assoc. Silver and Bronze at the 2025 RenoMark Renovation Awards.
Houzz's annual award for the platform's top-rated home pros.
PHS is a family-owned Winnipeg company. The people who design your renovation are the same people who answer for it, from the first sketch to two years after we hand back the keys.
We started PHS in 2021 to bring older Winnipeg homes back to life, and to make a renovation done right something a normal family can actually afford.
Your warranty starts the day you sign off that you're happy, not the day we drive away.
The team that tears out the old kitchen installs the new one, with a weekly check-in so you're never chasing an update.