Additions designed to feel like they always belonged.
Shining Armor designs and builds additions by combining thoughtful planning, modern tools, and master craftsmanship to create spaces that work beautifully every day.
An addition should feel like the home, not an attachment.
Additions ask for structural planning, matched rooflines and finishes, and sequencing that respects daily life in the home while the work is underway. Shining Armor takes a more informed approach — combining pre-construction planning, modern documentation tools, and experienced execution — so decisions are clearer and surprises are fewer.
What this work includes
- Family room and living space additions
- Primary suite additions
- Kitchen bump-outs and expansions
- Second-story additions
- In-law and flexible-space additions
- Structural planning and permitting coordination
A closer look.
Clear before construction.
Plan
The project starts with scope, structure, and how the new space should connect to the existing home, so important decisions are made early, not midstream.
Clarify
Modern documentation and design tools help bring clarity to the project before work begins, making layout, selections, and scope easier to understand early.
Build
Execution is handled with a high standard of craftsmanship and coordinated through a trusted local network of specialty trades.
Built on planning and craft.
Shining Armor is led by Ethan Avgerakis, Founder & Project Director, with 10 years of experience in home improvement, building, and design. Denis Boiteau, Head of Production, brings 30 years of master finish carpentry experience, including work on historic homes. Together, that blend of planning, experience, and field knowledge helps catch problems early, keep decisions clearer, and move the work to a higher standard.
A trusted network of local electricians, plumbers, plasterers, and tile craftspeople helps keep addition projects coordinated, accountable, and finished to a consistent standard.
Start with an addition that's planned properly.
Thoughtful planning, modern tools, and master craftsmanship make the difference between an addition that reads as new and one that feels like it was always there.
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