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title: "Custom Additions: rear extensions and garden rooms"
url: "https://www.jarviscontracting.ca/projects/custom-additions"
description: "Explore rear additions, sunrooms and garden connections from the Jarvis Contracting portfolio. Compare the exterior details and light-filled rooms."
publisher: "Jarvis Contracting"
dateModified: "2026-10-09"
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# Custom Additions: rear extensions and garden rooms

Explore rear additions, sunrooms and garden connections from the Jarvis Contracting portfolio. Compare the exterior details and light-filled rooms.

- **Scope:** A collection of rear additions, sunrooms and connections to the garden.

## Different ways to open a home to the garden

This collection brings together several additions from the Jarvis portfolio. It includes a stone-and-stucco rear addition, window-lined garden rooms and smaller extensions opening onto decks. These are separate homes, not stages of a single project.

## Finished views and work in progress

Some photographs show deck framing or an unfinished yard. Captions identify what is visible so those progress views can be read alongside the finished exteriors. For a documented addition with its location and scope, explore Greenwood or the West Lynde second-storey project.

## Thinking about your own home?

Explore our [home additions](https://www.jarviscontracting.ca/home-additions) service, see [how we work](https://www.jarviscontracting.ca/process), or [tell James about your project](https://www.jarviscontracting.ca/contact). The first estimate is free.

## Photos

- Close view of the addition's cut-stone wall, brown-framed windows and French doors, with stucco above
- A single-storey rear addition in grey vertical siding with wide windows and patio doors, with deck framing in front
- A rear addition in board and batten siding with French doors onto a new wooden deck and stairs
- A white stucco house with a ground-floor garden room of tall windows opening onto a patio
- A brick bungalow with a rear addition and French doors, with the yard still dug up for drainage
- The back of a two-storey brick house with a one-storey extension and a patio, seen from up the garden

Fact-checked by Space & Story on 2026-10-09.