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property servicesSatisfied customers are what we specialize in. Talk to them and you'll discover why they're our best salespeople. Tour one of our homes and learn what goes into them - we want you to be impressed. While we are not the cheapest home builder - we are driven to be one of the best! When acquiring quotes, compare several to get the average cost per square foot. Building cost per square foot for low-end home additions minus mechanical work generally run $85 to $130; more complicated projects are considerably higher. New home additions usually require the services of more than one professional. The larger the scope of the project, the more service providers that might be needed. At HandyCanadian.com, contractor members can network together; consolidating their services for a particular project. This can mean substantial savings for the homeowner. Project owners can also elect to do some of the less complicated aspects of the project themselves for additional savings. 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