Home Additions
Home Additions in Winter Park, Orlando & Central Florida
When your family needs more room but you don't want to move, an addition is usually the answer — a new bedroom suite, a bigger kitchen, a family room or a second story. Casa Mia Services builds additions across Central Florida as a licensed Florida Certified Building Contractor (CBC1255916), so the structural work, the permit and the inspections are ours to carry, not yours. We've been building in Central Florida since 2010, and every addition is personally managed by owner Sergio Torrente.
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Additions we build
What to know before you plan an addition
Permits where we build
Who issues your permit depends on exactly where your parcel sits — not on the city in your mailing address.
Proof: the Minaret addition in Orlando
For a homeowner in Orlando we enclosed the existing carport and added square footage at the back of the house. The new space holds a bedroom with a walk-in closet, a new bathroom and an extra room that opens to the back porch through a new sliding glass door. We matched the new roof to the home's existing tile-shingle style, repiped the whole house, laid LVP flooring and fitted impact-resistant windows. We also remodeled the kitchen in the same home.
Where we work
Remodeling, additions and construction across Central Florida.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to what homeowners ask us most.
Still have questions? Get a free estimateYes. An addition is new permitted construction, so it needs a building permit from the city or county that covers your parcel, along with inspections as the work goes. As a licensed Florida Certified Building Contractor (CBC1255916), Casa Mia pulls the permit and manages every inspection through to final sign-off.
That is set by your local zoning, not by the state: setbacks from your property lines, limits on lot coverage and, in some cities, limits on overall house size. The answer is different in Winter Park than in Orlando or a Seminole County city, so we confirm the rules for your parcel before any design work.
It depends on size and scope, and design and permitting come before any construction. After the first walkthrough we give you a realistic schedule for design, permitting and the build itself, so you know what to expect at each stage.
Yes, that is a core part of the job. On our Minaret addition in Orlando we matched the new roof to the home's existing tile-shingle style. We match rooflines, finishes and materials so the addition looks like it was always there.
An addition makes your existing home bigger. An ADU is a separate, self-contained unit, usually detached, with its own systems. If you want rental income or full independence for a family member, an ADU may fit better, but whether your parcel allows one depends on your city. We can walk you through both options.
Yes. Winter Park is our home base. Additions there are permitted through the city's own Building & Permitting Services, and homes in local historic districts can need design review for exterior changes. We handle the permit, any review and the inspections for you.
