Design-Build Remodeling in Sharon, MA
Kitchens, bathrooms, basements, additions and ADUs for Sharon homes — designed and built by one accountable team, from our office next door in Foxborough.
Sharon is next door to our office.
Sharon is wooded, and a lot of its housing sits on generous lots around Lake Massapoag with real setback room — which tends to open up options an in-town lot would not have.
We work from 26 Patriot Place in Foxborough, and Sharon sits along our northeast and east border. Being this close changes how a project actually runs — a site visit is a short drive rather than a scheduling exercise, and we already know how this particular building department works, which is never quite the same as the one in the next town.
ADUs in Sharon: what the bylaw actually says
Sharon permits one accessory dwelling unit by right, either inside the principal dwelling or in a detached structure on the same lot, at no more than half the gross floor area of the principal dwelling or 900 square feet, whichever is smaller. The unit needs its own separate entrance, and the building permit is issued by the Inspector of Buildings.
One provision is worth knowing before you design: an attached ADU in Sharon may be held to either the district's primary-structure dimensional requirements or its accessory-structure requirements, whichever is more permissive. On a tight lot that choice can be the difference between a scheme that fits and one that does not.
Parking. Sharon station sits on the Providence/Stoughton line. Where the property falls within half a mile of the station, the state rule removes the added parking requirement.
Current as of September 2026, from the Sharon Zoning Bylaw §8.0, Special Residential Regulations. Bylaws change — confirm the detail with the Sharon building department before you rely on it, or run your lot through our feasibility check and we will confirm it for you.
Sewer, septic, and what it means for your Sharon project
Sharon is mixed. Whether your street is sewered is the first thing we check, because it changes the shape of the whole project. On a sewered lot, adding bedrooms is largely a zoning and structural question. On an unsewered one it is a Title 5 question first, and that is a harder constraint than most homeowners expect.
Title 5 sizes a septic system at 110 gallons per day per bedroom, and it counts the bedrooms in the house and any new unit together. Adding a bedroom — whether in a finished basement, an addition or an ADU — can push the total past what your system was designed for, and the upgrade has to happen before the permit issues, not after. We check this at feasibility, because finding out late is what turns a budget into a problem.
Remodeling services in Sharon
One team carries the work from first sketch to final walkthrough — kitchen remodeling, bathroom remodeling, basement finishing, home additions, ADU design and construction, garage-to-ADU conversions and whole-home renovations, all under one design-build contract.
- Feasibility and zoning review before design begins
- Design, permitting and construction under one agreement
- Cost tested against the design as it develops, not after
- One point of contact from consultation through final walkthrough
Nearby towns we serve
From Foxborough we work across the towns on this side of Norfolk County, including Foxborough, Walpole, Mansfield, Wrentham, Norfolk, and Plainville. See all towns we serve, or read the Massachusetts ADU guide for how the by-right rules work statewide.
Frequently asked questions
Can I build an ADU in Sharon?
Yes. Sharon permits one accessory dwelling unit by right, either inside the principal dwelling or in a detached structure on the same lot, at no more than half the gross floor area of the principal dwelling or 900 square feet, whichever is smaller. Where the property falls within half a mile of the station, the state rule removes the added parking requirement. We run the feasibility check before design so you know what your lot actually supports.
What is the permitting path in Sharon?
Sharon issues the building permit through the Inspector of Buildings, and an attached unit can use whichever dimensional standard is more permissive. We handle the filings and the coordination with the town as part of the project rather than leaving them to you.
Is Sharon on sewer or septic?
Sharon is mixed sewer and septic. It matters because Title 5 counts 110 gallons per day per bedroom across the house and any new unit together, so on an unsewered lot your existing system capacity can cap the number of bedrooms before zoning does.
Do you do kitchens and bathrooms in Sharon, or only additions?
All of it. Kitchens, bathrooms, basements, additions, ADUs and whole-home renovations, with design and construction under one contract so there is no gap between the drawings and the build.
How does a project start?
With a design consultation — a conversation about the house, what you want it to do, and what is realistic on your lot. No obligation, and no pressure to commit to a number before you understand the scope.
Planning a Sharon renovation?
Tell us about the house and what you want it to do. We will tell you what is possible on your lot — including when the answer is that it is not.
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