Renovation work carries constraints new builds do not. Existing structure, unknown conditions behind finished walls, and often a family living on site throughout. We plan for that from the outset, with detailed pre-construction assessment and phasing that keeps disruption to a minimum without compromising the quality of the finished work.
Home Additions and Custom Renovations

Our Services
Renovation and Addition Specialists
What We Build

Home Additions
New square footage built to match the existing home. Second stories, wing additions, garage conversions, and expanded living space that reads as original rather than added on.

Whole Home Renovations
Full interior and exterior remodels that bring an older home up to current standards for layout, efficiency, and finish while retaining the character worth keeping.

Accessory Dwelling Units
Guest houses, caretaker units, and detached living space, built to the same standard as the main residence and navigated through local permitting requirements.
Our Process
How We Work
Site Assessment
We walk the property and assess the existing structure, identifying what can be built on and what needs addressing before design work begins.
Pre-Construction Planning
Design coordination, permitting, and a phasing plan built around whether you are staying in the home during construction or moving out.
Construction & Communication
Active site management with clear protection of the areas not being worked on, and regular updates so you always know what is happening next.
Handover & Close-Out
A thorough walkthrough, complete punch list, and full documentation of the work carried out.


Where We Build
New West Building Company takes on renovation and addition projects across five markets in the Mountain West and New England. Older housing stock in Teton County, Park City, and rural Vermont and New Hampshire each brings its own structural and permitting quirks, and we have direct experience with all of them.
Our Work
An Impressive Track Record
Why Us
The New West Difference
Renovation work exposes a contractor’s process faster than new construction does. Unknown conditions surface, schedules shift, and decisions have to be made on site without derailing the budget. New West Building Company has been handling that since 2002, across Wyoming, Idaho, Utah, and New England, with the same disciplined approach on a single room addition as on a ground up custom home.
Construction is art and craft, but efficiently managing the project is a science. We hold ourselves and every subcontractor and partner we work with to the highest standard, delivering on time and at a level of quality that precedes our reputation. Every client gets on-demand access to schedule, budget, change orders, and finish selections through Procore, so you are never waiting on a phone call to find out where things stand.
Ready to Start Your Next Project?
Whether you are adding a room or reworking the whole house, we would like to hear about it. Get in touch and we will walk you through what the project involves before you commit to anything.
Get in TouchFrequently Asked Questions
Cost depends on square footage, complexity, and how much of the existing structure needs modifying. Additions requiring foundation or roof work carry a different profile to a straightforward single story extension. We assess the site before quoting so the figure you get is realistic.
Often yes, depending on the scope. We phase the work and seal off active areas where possible. For whole home renovations or anything involving major structural work, moving out is usually the better option and we will tell you honestly which applies to your project.
Most additions run between four and nine months from groundbreaking to completion, depending on size and permitting timelines. Whole home renovations typically take longer. We give you a realistic schedule during pre-construction rather than an optimistic one.
Almost always. Requirements vary between Teton County, Park City, and the New England towns we work in. We handle permitting as part of pre-construction so you are not navigating it yourself.
Yes. We regularly work alongside architects and designers brought in by our clients, and we can advise early on what the existing structure will and will not support.


