Tualatin Home Remodeling & Additions

Tualatin’s upscale communities — especially the homes of Fox Hill and the established Victoria Woods — feature properties that benefit from thoughtful remodeling and custom upgrades. Masters Construction delivers premium renovations that enhance both the beauty and value of Tualatin properties.

We specialize in high-end updates to traditional homes using quality materials and expert craftsmanship. Every project starts with architectural design and interior planning, so you can walk the design before construction begins.

When your Tualatin home needs more space, we deliver custom additions that integrate naturally with your existing property. Every project is engineered for structural integrity and designed for aesthetic harmony with Tualatin’s residential architecture.

Residential permits in Tualatin are issued by the City of Tualatin Building Division, with planning review handled alongside it for setbacks, height and lot coverage. Interior kitchen and bath remodels inside the existing footprint usually clear plan review in about two to four weeks.

• Additions, structural work and second stories generally run six to twelve weeks. They require engineered drawings and planning review. Many Tualatin subdivisions also have an active homeowners association, and exterior changes need HOA approval before the city submittal. We build that into the schedule instead of discovering it late.
• Masters Construction handles the whole permit track: existing-conditions drawings, construction documents, structural engineering coordination, submittal, plan-review responses, and every inspection from footing through final. Because we price the project after design and engineering are complete, the permit set and the contract describe the same house. The budget you sign is the budget we build.

Tualatin is largely a 1980s through 2000s city: two-story tract homes, split-levels and a smaller share of ranches, with pockets of newer construction. Framing from that period is modern and generally healthy, so remodels here are about plan, light and finish rather than repair.

The most common request is opening the kitchen to the family room, which usually means an engineered beam, a new post and a footing under it. Split-levels present their own puzzle, because the half-flight between zones limits where you can move a kitchen or add a suite without reworking the stair.

Electrical panels and older furnaces frequently need upgrading to support modern appliances and a heat pump. Windows, siding reveals and roof pitch from that era are easy to match, so a well-designed addition can read as original rather than bolted on.