Additions & ADUs

Every decision we make is shaped by a clear sense of purpose.

Need more space without moving? Full Draw Renovations designs and builds home additions that blend seamlessly with your existing home—adding square footage, value, and enjoyment.

What We Build:

  • Room additions and bedroom expansions

  • Second-story additions

  • Kitchen or living room extensions

  • Sunrooms, patios, and outdoor living spaces

  • Garage conversions or expansions

Updated basement with gray sectional sofa, decorative pillows, coffee table, fireplace, artwork, plants, and ceiling lights.
A small two-story ADU with large windows and a wooden balcony nearby surrounded by trees and plants.
Interior of a cozy ADU living space with a wooden ceiling and floors, white shiplap walls, large windows with plaid curtains, a leather sofa, a small electric fireplace, a ladder leading to a loft.
A screened porch addition with wooden ceiling and support beams, large windows showing green trees outside, a ceiling fan, a light fixture, a sofa with cushions, a round table with magazines, and additional chairs with colorful cushions.

Bring your ideas to life. Let's start designing.

Before any shovels hit sand, it’s important to have an understanding the impact local regulations may have on your addition. Building codes vary significantly across Bend, Redmond, and Deschutes County, and Full Draw Renovations is here to ensure your build—whether for rental income or multi-generational living—starts on the right foot.

Interior view of a home addition under construction with exposed wooden framing, windows, and construction materials on the floor.

  • A self-contained secondary suite or in-law unit located on the same lot as a primary residence, designed for independent, long-term living.

    • Can include a full kitchen and bathroom, with the option to be either attached or detached from the main home.

    • Building Code: Requires strict fire separation and a private exterior entrance.

    • Common Uses: Ideal for rental income properties, multi-generational housing, or private guest suites.

  • A structure built for occasional, short-term stays by friends or family.

    • Typically not allowed to have a full kitchen; a kitchenette or wet bar is often permitted.

    • Not intended for Long-term independent living or rental income.

    • May include a bedroom, bathroom, and living space

  • A secondary building designed for functional or recreational use by the primary residents, such as an office, game room, or pool house.

    • To maintain its non-habitable status, these buildings may not contain a bedroom or a full kitchen (they may include a bathroom or wet bar).

    • These structures are an excellent way to add specialized utility to your lot without the complex zoning requirements of a full living suite.

  • A direct expansion of your primary residence, fully integrated into it’s existing architecture & style.

    • An addition is internally connected to the main house and is not intended to function as a standalone, independent living space.

    • The ideal solution for increasing home value and adding square footage to create primary living spaces.

Add Space, Add Value, Add Joy.

Let's explore how we can expand your home. Schedule a consultation today.

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Bring your ideas to life. Let's start designing.

From initial design through final inspection, we handle permitting, construction, and every step in between. Our goal is an addition that looks like it was always part of the house—crafted with the same patience and precision an archer uses when drawing back on a target.

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A small house under construction with blue and white siding, large windows, and a wooden ladder outside. There are trees in the background and construction materials and tools around the site.